Summary
Pakistan and Afghanistan are in talks in China to stop ongoing conflict that started after the Afghan Taliban took power in 2021. They are discussing a ceasefire because cross-border attacks have disrupted trade and travel. Both countries blame each other for the violence, and China is trying to mediate a solution.
Key Facts
- Pakistan and Afghanistan are holding talks in Urumqi, China, to end cross-border attacks.
- The conflict began after the Afghan Taliban took over Afghanistan in 2021.
- Pakistan accuses Afghanistan of sheltering fighters who attack Pakistan.
- Afghanistan denies these claims, stating it's a Pakistani domestic issue.
- China is attempting to mediate a peace deal between the two countries.
- A temporary truce occurred during Ramadan but was followed by renewed violence.
- A Pakistani strike on a site in Kabul caused over 400 deaths, as reported by Afghan officials.
- Sporadic attacks across the border have continued after the truce ended.
