Taliban Declare Truce "Broken" After Pakistan Strikes on Afghanistan
Summary
Afghanistan accused Pakistan of breaking a temporary ceasefire by carrying out airstrikes on its territory. The Taliban declared the truce over and warned of retaliation. The truce was initially agreed upon following border clashes between the two countries.Key Facts
- Afghanistan accused Pakistan of carrying out airstrikes on Afghan territory.
- The Taliban stated this action broke the ceasefire between the two nations.
- The ceasefire was put in place after earlier border clashes killed soldiers from both sides.
- Each country has accused the other of violations leading to the conflict.
- Pakistan accused Afghanistan of supporting terrorist groups that attacked its land.
- Afghanistan accused Pakistan of violating its airspace with attacks in the east.
- Further fighting led to more deaths before a short 48-hour ceasefire was agreed upon.
- Representatives from Afghanistan and Pakistan met in Doha to discuss a long-term ceasefire, but no agreement has been reached yet.
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