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Pakistan Minister blames Afghanistan for Istanbul talks collapse after Islamabad walks out

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October 29, 2025
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Istanbul [Turkiye], October 29 (ANI): The second spherical of peace talks between Afghanistan and Pakistan in Istanbul collapsed after the Afghan aspect ‘failed’ to supply assurances on Islamabad’s key calls for, stopping any ‘workable resolution’, claims Pakistan’s Federal Minister of Data and Broadcasting Ataullah Tarar, as reported by The Categorical Tribune.

In a submit on X on Tuesday, Tarar said that regardless of agreeing to Pakistan’s demand to take ‘decisive motion’ towards terrorist and militant organisations within the nation, the Afghan aspect supplied no ‘concrete assurances’ and ‘resorted accountable video games, deflection and ruses.’

He added that the security of Pakistan’s residents stays the federal government’s high precedence and vowed to make use of each out there useful resource to get rid of terrorists, their networks, and their supporters.

‘We are going to proceed to take all potential measures mandatory to guard our individuals from the menace of terrorism and be sure that the Authorities of Pakistan will make use of all sources required to decimate the terrorists,’ Tarar stated, as quoted by The Categorical Tribune.

He additionally expressed gratitude to Qatar, Turkiye, and different nations concerned in mediating the talks between the 2 nations.

‘The dialogue thus did not result in any workable resolution. We thank the Governments of Qatar and Turkiye, and different pleasant states, for his or her assist and honest efforts to convey a couple of peaceable resolution to the issue of terrorism,’ he wrote, as quoted by The Categorical Tribune.

In accordance with The Categorical Tribune, citing diplomatic sources, the Afghan Taliban delegation maintained an uncooperative and defensive posture all through the talks, continuously avoiding direct solutions and adopting a provocative tone that annoyed each the Pakistani group and the mediators.

In the meantime, in accordance with Tolo Information, citing sources, the Pakistani delegation walked out of the discussions when the Afghan aspect rejected a number of of Islamabad’s closing calls for, bringing the negotiations to an abrupt finish.

The breakdown reportedly stemmed from disputes over a number of concluding clauses and what was described as undiplomatic behaviour from the Pakistani group, with the Afghan aspect reaffirming its pledge to forestall Afghan territory from getting used towards Pakistan however, in return, asking Islamabad to cease airspace violations and stop US drone operations, situations Pakistan refused to just accept, as reported by Tolo Information, citing sources.

Tarar, in his submit, additional said that regardless of earlier written commitments beneath the Doha Settlement, the Taliban regime has did not take significant motion towards these militants.

‘During the last 4 days of dialogue, the Afghan Taliban delegation repeatedly agreed to Pakistan’s logical and bonafide demand for credible and decisive motion towards these organisations and terrorists,’ Tarar stated, as quoted by The Categorical Tribune.

‘Nevertheless, regrettably, the Afghan aspect gave no assurances. The Afghan aspect stored deviating from the core challenge, evading the important thing level upon which the dialogue course of was initiated. As a substitute of accepting any accountability, the Afghan Taliban resorted accountable recreation, deflection and ruses,’ he added.

The Istanbul negotiations adopted the primary spherical of talks in Qatar earlier this month, throughout which each side agreed to an ‘rapid ceasefire’ after an intense interval of border battle between the 2 nations. (ANI)



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