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Pakistan rules out talks with Afghanistan, says over 330 Afghan fighters killed in clashes
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan has ruled out any talks with Afghanistan until an end to “terrorism” emanating from the Afghan soil, officials said on Friday, following the killing of more than 330 Afghan fighters in cross-border clashes this week. The latest clashes between the neighbors erupted after Pakistan’s airstrikes on Afghan territory last weekend triggered Afghan retaliatory attacks along the border on Thursday, escalating long‑simmering tensions over Pakistan’s claim that Afghanistan shelters Pakistani Taliban militants.
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arabnews.com
Pakistan to maintain hard line on Afghanistan after strikes as Taliban vows military response
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan vowed on Wednesday to continue its current policy toward Afghanistan unless the Taliban leadership abandons its “guerrilla mindset,” days after Islamabad…
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Pakistan, Afghanistan trade heavy casualty claims, battlefield losses as cross-border fighting escalates
Islamabad/Karachi: Pakistan and Afghanistan traded claims of heavy battlefield losses early Friday as cross-border fighting intensified along their shared frontier, marking the…
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aljazeera.com
Pakistan says ‘open war’ with Afghanistan, casualties on both sides
Pakistani and Afghan officials have both declared full military operations as border clashes intensify.
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Pakistan military says 12 soldiers killed in border fighting as Kabul calls for dialogue
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan’s military said on Friday 12 soldiers had been killed in cross-border fighting with Afghan forces, as it detailed the scale of an ongoing border operation and…
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Pakistan rules out talks with Afghanistan, says over 330 Afghan fighters killed in clashes
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan has ruled out any talks with Afghanistan until an end to “terrorism” emanating from the Afghan soil, officials said on Friday, following the killing of more…
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Afghanistan launches retaliatory attacks on Pakistan as tensions escalate
KABUL: Afghanistan has launched new attacks on Pakistan’s military bases, the Afghan defense ministry said on Saturday, as cross-border clashes escalated between the neighbors…
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Pakistan tightens security as border conflict intensifies
ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif this week directed authorities to ensure prompt and comprehensive security measures countrywide, state media reported, as Pakistan’s armed…
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Pakistan’s president defends ongoing strikes in Afghanistan, urges Kabul to dismantle militants
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan’s president on Monday defended his country’s ongoing military strikes in neighboring Afghanistan, saying Islamabad tried all forms of diplomacy before…