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Third day of Pakistan-Afghan Taliban talks in Istanbul ends without breakthrough

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October 28, 2025
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Pakistans Defence Minister, Khawaja Asif and Afghan Defence Minister, Mullah Mohammad Yaqoob Mujahid and  sign documents of a ceasefire agreement, during a negotiations meeting mediated by Qatar and Turkiye, in Doha, Qatar, October 19, 2025. — Reuters
Pakistan’s Defence Minister, Khawaja Asif and Afghan Defence Minister, Mullah Mohammad Yaqoob Mujahid and signal paperwork of a ceasefire settlement, throughout a negotiations assembly mediated by Qatar and Turkiye, in Doha, Qatar, October 19, 2025. — Reuters

The third day of Pakistan-Afghan Taliban talks in Istanbul ended Monday with no progress, as well-placed sources stated the Kabul administration refused to satisfy Islamabad’s key counterterrorism circumstances.

The sources stated the session was marred by disagreements, with Pakistan insisting on its proposals whereas the Afghan Taliban delegation remained constrained by directions from Kabul.

Mediators additionally recognised Pakistan’s calls for as affordable and bonafide, the sources stated, including that the Afghan negotiators themselves, curiously, believed it was proper to simply accept Islamabad’s counterterrorism calls for.

Safety sources stated the Afghan Taliban delegation has been taking instructions from Kabul and repeatedly consulting the Afghan administration in the course of the ongoing talks. “The delegation seems to be beneath Kabul’s management, creating delays in progress,” they added.

In line with the sources, Pakistan has constantly careworn that accepting its calls for is in everybody’s curiosity, a degree additionally conveyed to the Taliban aspect by the host international locations.

Nonetheless, they stated no encouraging response has come from Kabul, including to the impasse.

It seems, the sources added, that some parts in Kabul are pursuing a unique agenda. “Pakistan’s stance stays logical, agency, and important for lasting peace,” they careworn..

The third spherical of talks between the 2 sides commenced within the aftermath of the current border skirmishes and clashes between the 2 sides within the ongoing month.

Islamabad reiterated its principled stance, urging the Taliban regime to finish its patronage of the khawarij — a time period generally used for outlawed Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) — which is concerned in finishing up lethal assaults in Pakistan, in addition to cross-border assaults from Afghanistan.

After agreeing to a ceasefire, brokered by Qatar and Turkiye, each nations have held two rounds of negotiations — with no outcome to this point — and have now commenced a recent spherical of talks, stated sources.

Pakistan launched a retaliatory marketing campaign after the Taliban, aided by their affiliated militants, resorted to unprovoked firing alongside the border earlier this month.

Pakistan Armed Forces repelled a number of assaults on their border posts, killing over 200 Taliban and affiliated militants. Nonetheless, 23 troopers embraced martyrdom in the course of the border clashes.

Pakistan additionally carried out “precision strikes” in Afghanistan’s Kandahar province and Kabul, destroying terrorists’ a number of strongholds.

Following the clashes, Pakistan closed its border crossings with the neighbouring nation, saying that the lives of Pakistanis have been extra vital than the motion of products or commerce.

In the meantime, Islamabad continues to lift its issues over the Taliban regime appearing as an Indian proxy towards it.

Through the second spherical of talks, Pakistan urged the Taliban regime to take concrete and definitive steps to dismantle terrorist networks working from Afghan soil.

Safety sources stated the Taliban’s arguments in the course of the exchanges have been “illogical and indifferent from floor realities”, reinforcing doubts about their willingness to work in the direction of real regional stability.

They added that additional progress within the talks hinges totally on the Taliban’s perspective and readiness to cooperate in good religion.

Pakistan has offered its ultimate place to the Afghan aspect, making it clear that any tolerance or shelter for militants focusing on Pakistan wouldn’t be acceptable.

Nonetheless, the Afghan Taliban have proven inflexibility to cooperate or acknowledge floor realities, a stance that has develop into more and more clear to different mediating events as effectively.

The sources had earlier stated that Turkiye was attempting to bridge the hole by serving to the Taliban delegation grasp the proof and the gravity of Pakistan’s issues.

Nonetheless, the safety sources stated progress will rely on whether or not the Taliban interact with seriousness and abandon their present intransigence.



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