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Pakistan defense minister warns of ‘open war’ with Afghanistan if peace talks fail
KARACHI: Pakistan’s defense minister said on Saturday he believes Afghanistan wants peace but that failure to reach an agreement during talks in Istanbul would mean “open war,” days after both sides agreed to a ceasefire following deadly border clashes. The talks in Istanbul, which began on Saturday and are expected to continue into Sunday, mark the latest attempt by Pakistan and Afghanistan to prevent a relapse into violence after the worst border fighting since the Taliban’s 2021 takeover of Kabul. The talks are meant to devise a mechanism to enforce the Doha ceasefire longer term.
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thehindu.com
Pakistan Defence Minister warns of 'open war' with Afghanistan if Istanbul peace talks fail
Pakistan's Defence Minister warns of 'open war' with Afghanistan if peace talks fail, despite recent ceasefire compliance.
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arabnews.com
Pakistan defense minister warns of ‘open war’ with Afghanistan if peace talks fail
KARACHI: Pakistan’s defense minister said on Saturday he believes Afghanistan wants peace but that failure to reach an agreement during talks in Istanbul would mean “open war,”…
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faz.net
Pakistan droht Afghanistan mit „offenem Krieg“
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Afghanistan, Pakistan seek to firm up truce in Istanbul talks
ISTANBUL: Afghan and Pakistani negotiators were locked in talks to hammer out a lasting ceasefire Saturday, with Islamabad warning that if the Istanbul talks failed it could lead…
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aljazeera.com
Pakistan minister warns of ‘open war’ with Afghanistan if peace talks fail
Defence minister's warning comes as countries hold talks in Istanbul to consolidate last week's Doha ceasefire.
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Pakistan, Afghanistan talks in Istanbul enter second day as both sides seek de-escalation
ISLAMABAD: The second round of peace talks between Pakistan and Afghanistan to firm up an uneasy truce is still underway in Istanbul, with discussions focused on a three-point…
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No compromise possible on ‘cross-border terrorism,’ Pakistan tells Afghanistan at Istanbul talks— official
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Deadlock persists as Pakistan, Afghanistan hold peace talks in Istanbul— official
ISLAMABAD: A deadlock between Pakistan and Afghanistan persists as the Kabul administration has not given an “encouraging response,” a Pakistani security official said on Tuesday,…
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Afghanistan-Pakistan peace talks hit impasse after days of negotiations
KABUL: Peace talks between Afghanistan and Pakistan have hit a deadlock, Afghan state media reported on Tuesday, following days of negotiations in Istanbul, as tensions remained…