PAKISTAN AFGHANISTAN CONFLICT
Pakistan FM Ishaq Dar lauds peace deal, blames Afghanistan for border skirmishes
Pakistan's Deputy Prime Minister Ishaq Dar welcomed a peace agreement with Afghanistan, while reiterating accusations of attacks originating from Afghan soil. Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif also blamed Afghanistan for cross-border escalations, emphasizing the need for tangible action against terrorist groups. Afghanistan's Prime Minister, however, blamed Pakistan for initiating the conflict.
Afghanistan pull out of T20 tri-series in Pakistan amid conflict
Afghanistan has pulled out of a T20 cricket series in Pakistan. This decision follows the deaths of three Afghan cricketers. The Afghanistan Cricket Board stated the players died during military strikes in Paktika province. The tri-series was scheduled to feature Afghanistan, Pakistan, and Sri Lanka. The ACB cited respect for the victims as the reason for withdrawal.
Afghanistan 'reserves the right to respond' to Pakistan airstrikes: Taliban spokesperson says
Afghanistan warns Pakistan of retaliation following recent airstrikes. Taliban officials condemn the attacks as aggression. Peace talks are scheduled in Doha today. However, civilian casualties have been reported. Thousands of families are displaced due to the conflict. Afghanistan remains committed to peace but asserts its right to self-defense.
US President Donald Trump says Pakistan-Afghanistan conflict is 'easy' for him to solve
President Trump asserted he could easily resolve the escalating conflict between Afghanistan and Pakistan if required, claiming to have saved millions of lives. This statement followed Pakistan's air strikes on terrorist hideouts in Afghanistan, impacting expected peace talks. Trump also reiterated his belief that he deserved the Nobel Peace Prize for resolving multiple wars.
Keep a watch along the Durand line
A deadly attack on a Pakistani security camp has shattered a fragile ceasefire. Peace talks with Kabul are now uncertain. This follows Pakistan's missile strike on Afghanistan. Islamabad is concerned about Kabul's growing ties with India. Border disputes and the Durand Line remain contentious issues. China's interests in Afghanistan are also significant. India must remain vigilant and support Afghan prosperity.
Closely monitoring situation: India on Afghanistan-Pakistan clashes
In the intricate landscape of South Asian geopolitics, India is keenly observing the unfolding conflict involving Afghanistan and Pakistan. With a firm stance from the Ministry of External Affairs reinforcing support for Afghanistan's sovereignty, the narrative shifts to accusations against Pakistan. Islamabad's tendency to label its neighbors in the face of domestic challenges casts a shadow over the region.
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Pakistan loses seven soldiers in suicide bombing near Afghan border amid tense truce
Seven Pakistani soldiers were killed in a suicide attack on a military camp near the Afghan border, amidst a fragile ceasefire. The incident occurred after days of intense fighting between Pakistan and Afghanistan, triggered by Islamabad's demand for Kabul to rein in militants operating from Afghan soil.
'Taliban being sponsored by Delhi': Pakistan makes big claim against India amid ceasefire with Afghanistan
Pakistan Afghanistan Ceasefire: Pakistan's Defence Minister alleges Afghanistan's Taliban government is fighting a proxy war for India, casting doubt on a recently brokered 48-hour ceasefire. The truce followed days of heavy border fighting, with both nations issuing conflicting claims about its initiation and the impact of recent airstrikes.
Trump says he stopped "eight wars in eight months," claims he saved millions of lives
US President Donald Trump claimed he prevented "eight wars in eight months" during his presidency, saying his efforts to stop global conflicts had saved millions of lives. Speaking at a Ballroom Dinner, he remarked he hadn't received a Nobel Prize but valued saving lives over recognition.
Fresh Af-Pak border clashes can spiral into wider conflict
Recent border skirmishes between Pakistan and Afghanistan have intensified concerns of escalating tensions in the region. The Tehrek-e-Taliban (TTP) remains a significant point of contention. Reports indicate that Taliban forces launched assaults on Pakistani troops stationed along the Durand Line. Disturbing footage has surfaced of TTP leaders with the remains of Pakistani soldiers or captives.
Pakistan carried out 'precision strikes' in Kabul: Pakistani security source
After a series of tragic border confrontations that resulted in significant loss of life, Pakistan has initiated targeted strikes in the Kandahar and Kabul regions. Official sources have confirmed air operations in these key areas, reflecting a dramatic increase in tensions that could have far-reaching implications for stability in southern Afghanistan and the capital.
Afghanistan, Pakistan announce ceasefire amid counterclaims of which country requested truce
Afghanistan and Pakistan announced a ceasefire following days of intense border violence that claimed dozens of lives. Both nations, however, presented conflicting accounts regarding which side initiated the truce. The agreement aims to de-escalate tensions and resolve differences through dialogue, though reports of earlier clashes and territorial claims persist.
Allies turned foes: How Taliban and Pakistan fell out
Tensions flare along the Durand Line as Pakistan and the Taliban engage in deadly border clashes, a stark reversal from their historical ties. Once Pakistan's strategic asset, the Taliban now asserts independence, refusing to curb the TTP and challenging Islamabad's influence. This rift signals a new era of confrontation with significant regional implications.
Pakistan says it has agreed to a 48-hour ceasefire with Afghanistan
Pakistan announced a 48-hour ceasefire with Afghanistan at Kabul's request following days of deadly border clashes. The agreement comes after Pakistan claimed to have killed dozens of Afghan forces and militants in overnight fighting. Tensions remain high as both nations accuse each other of harboring armed groups, potentially destabilizing the region.
Pakistan army kills over 40 Afghan Taliban attackers in border clashes
Pakistan's army announced it repelled several attacks by the Afghan Taliban. Over 40 attackers were killed in separate border incidents. The Pakistani forces effectively pushed back assaults in the Spin Boldak area of Balochistan province. The army stated that Afghan Taliban also damaged the Pak-Afghan Friendship Gate. Similar attacks were thwarted in Kurram Sector, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province.
Pakistan reports a new clash with Afghan forces along northwest border
Clashes erupted Tuesday between Pakistani and Afghan forces along their shared border, with Pakistan accusing Afghan troops of "unprovoked fire." This marks the second such incident this week, following weekend exchanges that resulted in dozens of casualties. Border crossings remain closed amid heightened tensions.
India’s Afghan outreach, tied to Central Asia and the Arab world, aims far beyond countering Pakistan
India is strengthening its ties with Afghanistan, upgrading its mission to an embassy. This move seeks to counter cross-border terrorism and reduce Pakistan's influence. Afghanistan's foreign minister visited New Delhi, discussing cooperation. India's strategy involves intelligence sharing and economic engagement. Pakistan's actions in Afghanistan are being closely watched, with potential implications for US and Chinese interests.
At UNGA, Nishikant Dubey slams Pakistan over child rights violations
BJP leader Nishikant Dubey slammed Pakistan at the UNGA for violating the Children and Armed Conflict agenda by attacking schools and students in Afghanistan and India. He highlighted Pakistan's own abuses against children and its cross-border terrorism, urging it to protect its own citizens instead of preaching.
'India is a great country': Trump remembers 'great friend' PM Modi during Gaza Peace Summit
Donald Trump Gaza Peace summit: US President Donald Trump expressed optimism about India and Pakistan "living very nicely together" following heightened tensions and a terror attack. He claimed his threat of steep tariffs resolved the conflict swiftly, a claim India has consistently refuted, maintaining that bilateral issues are to be resolved between the two nations.
Pakistani troops on high alert on Afghan border after fighting, trade halts
Fierce clashes along the Pakistan-Afghanistan border over the weekend left dozens dead, prompting both countries to heighten military alert. Pakistan closed border crossings, halting trade and stranding hundreds of trucks carrying goods, including food and imports. Islamabad accused Taliban forces of harboring militants attacking Pakistan, while the Taliban denied the presence of Pakistani militants.
'I am good at solving wars': Trump eyes Afghanistan-Pakistan conflict as Israel-Gaza war 'is over'
Following the brokered Gaza ceasefire, President Trump announced his intention to mediate the Pakistan-Afghanistan border conflict. He claimed to have resolved eight global disputes, including those between India and Pakistan, and listed other alleged successes, asserting his motivation is humanitarian and not for accolades.
Afghanistan FM warns Pakistan from Indian soil 'Kabul has other options if peace talks collapse'
Afghanistan's Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi warned Pakistan of "other options" if peace talks fail, alleging "certain sections" in Islamabad aim to spoil bilateral ties. He asserted that the TTP is not in Afghanistan and stated that the recent border escalation was a response to Pakistani operations, which has now been paused.
Pakistan and Afghanistan clash along Durand Line: What’s unfolding between India’s neighbours?
Afghanistan and Pakistan face escalating border clashes. Deadly exchanges have erupted along the Durand Line, a border Afghanistan disputes. Afghan officials report significant Pakistani casualties, while Pakistan cites unprovoked attacks. The Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) resurgence fuels tensions. Both nations are on edge as regional stability is threatened.
Afghanistan kills 58 Pakistani soldiers: Why the two Islamic nations are fighting as Afghan foreign minister visits India
Pakistan-Afghanistan war: Taliban forces claim to have killed 58 Pakistani soldiers and captured 25 border posts in overnight clashes along the Durand Line. These attacks were reportedly in retaliation for Pakistani artillery strikes and alleged airspace violations. Pakistan has responded by closing major border crossings, escalating existing tensions over the disputed border.
Pakistan, Afghanistan clash when Muttaqi is in India
Intense border clashes between Pakistan and Afghanistan have erupted, with both sides reporting casualties. Afghanistan claims to have killed 58 Pakistani soldiers and captured 25 posts in response to alleged Pakistani airstrikes. Pakistan, in turn, states it eliminated over 200 terrorists and lost 23 troops.
'We have other options': Afghan Foreign Minister warns amid Afghanistan-Pakistan conflict
Afghanistan's Foreign Minister warned of "other options" if border peace efforts fail, following overnight clashes. Pakistan closed border crossings after Afghan troops allegedly retaliated for Pakistani airstrikes, with Kabul claiming significant Pakistani casualties and Afghan losses.
Pakistan played its hand badly, its foreign policy a failure: Former Diplomat KP Fabian on Pak-Afghan conflict
Former Indian diplomat KP Fabian has labelled Pakistan's foreign policy a failure. He stated Pakistan acted as an aggressor against Afghanistan. Fabian advised against solely attributing the conflict to the Durand Line. He highlighted Pakistan's aggressive tendencies and stated the country played its hand badly. Afghanistan retaliated after Pakistan conducted strikes on Kabul.
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