DG ISI responds to Afghan president’s allegations. Says infiltration is in fact being carried out from Afghan side. Reiterates Pakistan’s commitment to peace in Afghanistan.
Afghan Peace Process
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Taliban see battlefield dominance as path to political, diplomatic power
by Umar Sohailby Umar SohailThey have besieged provincial capitals and stormed key border crossings
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‘Extremely unfair’ to blame Pakistan for Afghanistan situation, PM Imran Khan tells Ashraf Ghani
by Umar Sohailby Umar SohailAfghan situation and unresolved disputes are the key challenges to peace and stability in the region. Afghanistan situation directly affected Pakistan, says PM Imran Khan.
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World will not accept govt imposed by force in Afghanistan: US
by Umar Sohailby Umar SohailWe know that a negotiated settlement between the Islamic Republic and the Taliban is really the only way to end 40 years of violence and, importantly, US Govt.
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Afghan politicians, Taliban agree ‘war is not solution’
by Umar Sohailby Umar SohailTehran (TTI News): The Taliban delegation and a group of Afghan politicians in Tehran agreed during their meetings on Wednesday and Thursday that war was not the solution to the …
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Over 1,000 Afghan troops flee Taliban into Tajikistan
by Umar Sohailby Umar SohailTajikistan’s national security committee said that 1,037 Afghan government troops had fled into the ex-Soviet country “to save their lives” after clashes with the Taliban during the night.
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US, NATO forces leave Afghanistan’s largest air base
by Umar Sohailby Umar Sohail“All coalition forces are off Bagram,” a US official tells AFP. Bagram Air Base served as the linchpin for US operations in Afghanistan. US official fails to confirm a date …
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Taliban capture Afghanistan’s main Tajikistan border crossing
by Umar Sohailby Umar SohailThe seizure of Shir Khan Bandar, in the far north of Afghanistan, about 50 kilometres (30 miles) from Kunduz city, is the most significant gain for the Taliban since the …
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Good Fences Make Good Neighbor: Afghanistan Can Not Scapegoat Pakistan,
by Umar Sohailby Umar Sohail“We want Afghanistan to be peaceful and stable because we feel that a peaceful Afghanistan, a stable Afghanistan, gives us the regional connectivity that is required.
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Good Fences Make Good Neighbors: FO accuses Afghan official of trying to damage peace talks
by Hamza Irshadby Hamza Irshad“Statements that erode mutual trust should be avoided.”