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Five killed in Afghanistan-Pakistan border fire despite peace talks — official
KABUL: Five people were killed and six were wounded in brief cross-border fire between Afghanistan and Pakistan on Thursday, a hospital official on the Afghan side told AFP, in an incident both countries blamed on each other. The violence was likely to complicate ceasefire negotiations underway in Turkey, which intended to finalize a truce aimed at ending deadly clashes between the South Asian neighbours. Security issues are at the heart of their dispute, with Islamabad accusing Kabul of harbouring militant groups, particularly the Pakistani Taliban (TTP), that launch attacks in Pakistan.
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thehindu.com
Pakistan and Afghanistan exchange fire as peace talks begin in Istanbul
Afghanistan and Pakistan exchange fire amid peace talks in Istanbul, raising tensions despite commitments to ceasefire and dialogue.
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arabnews.com
Pakistan, Afghanistan accuse each other of violating ceasefire amid peace talks
ISLAMABAD: The governments of Pakistan and Afghanistan accused each other of violting their ceasefire via unprovoked firing at the border on Thursday, as delegations from both…
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aljazeera.com
Afghanistan and Pakistan exchange fire as ceasefire talks resume in Turkiye
The truce talks are aimed at finalising a ceasefire reached in Qatar last month following deadly clashes.
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Five killed in Afghanistan-Pakistan border fire despite peace talks — official
KABUL: Five people were killed and six were wounded in brief cross-border fire between Afghanistan and Pakistan on Thursday, a hospital official on the Afghan side told AFP, in an…
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Afghan official says four civilians killed in border clash with Pakistan during peace talks in Turkiye
ANKARA: Four Afghan civilians were killed and five others wounded in an overnight clash between Pakistani and Afghan forces along their shared border, an Afghan official said…
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Pakistan says Afghanistan talks deadlocked after deadly border clashes
Afghan official says four Afghan civilians were killed and five others wounded in border clashes.