Pakistan says ceasefire hinges on Afghanistan curbing armed groups
Summary
Pakistan's Defence Minister, Khawaja Muhammad Asif, stated that the ceasefire between Pakistan and Afghanistan depends on Afghanistan controlling armed groups that attack across the border. This agreement was made possible through mediation by Qatar and Turkiye after recent border clashes. The next meeting to discuss further enforcement of the ceasefire will be in Istanbul.Key Facts
- Pakistan and Afghanistan agreed to a ceasefire, brokered by Qatar and Turkiye.
- The ceasefire relies on Afghanistan stopping armed groups from crossing into Pakistan.
- Recent border clashes between the countries led to the ceasefire talks.
- Pakistan accuses Afghanistan's ruling Taliban of siding with Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP).
- Afghanistan denies the allegations and accuses Pakistan of spreading misinformation.
- The agreement includes no hostile actions or supporting attacks against each other.
- Talks to enforce the ceasefire agreement are set for October 25 in Istanbul.
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