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Pakistan, Afghanistan agree to explore comprehensive peace solution: China

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April 8, 2026
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Chinese language overseas ministry says each side additionally agree to not take actions that would escalate, complicate the state of affairs

Chinese language Overseas Ministry spokesperson Mao Ning gestures throughout a press convention on the Ministry of Overseas Affairs in Beijing, on Could 24, 2023. PHOTO: CHINESE FORIEGN MINISTRY

China’s overseas ministry stated on Wednesday that Afghanistan and Pakistan agreed throughout peace talks in Urumqi to discover a complete answer to the battle that broke out between the 2 nations final October.

Overseas Ministry spokesperson Mao Ning advised a every day press briefing that each nations agreed on the conferences in China to not take actions that will escalate or complicate the state of affairs. Mao added that China would proceed to speak with each nations and supply a platform for dialogue.

Pakistan conveyed three core calls for to the Afghan Taliban throughout the talks in Urumqi, as China tried to persuade each side to agree on a five-point framework to resolve points.

The three calls for put ahead by Islamabad on the outset embrace Kabul formally declaring the Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan a terrorist organisation, dismantling its infrastructure, and offering verifiable proof of the motion. These calls for type the idea of Pakistan’s negotiating place, which sources say has hardened amid persistent safety considerations.

Individually, an official additionally advised The Specific Tribune over the telephone that Afghanistan and Pakistan agreed to hunt a complete answer to their tensions and points, with an announcement quickly on subjects such because the TTP, Afghan sovereignty breaches and commerce.

They stated Beijing formally facilitated Islamabad and Kabul to ink an settlement on a number of factors, together with a everlasting ceasefire, commerce and the TTP.

Dependable sources advised The Specific Tribune over the telephone that members of the Afghan negotiating group would arrive in Kabul at 6:30pm immediately.

The sources stated that the talks have been constructive and each side submitted their calls for to one another, based on members of the technical group.

They added that each side agreed to hunt a complete answer to the continued battle and never take any steps that will additional complicate the state of affairs.

The technical groups on each side held 5 conferences, the primary one was introductory; the second and third have been on TTP, Afghan sovereignty, non-use of one another’s soil in opposition to every others and the fourth one was on TTP and modalities for addressing the problems.

The Pakistani group may also be within the capital by immediately, the sources confirmed.

The framework contains border de-escalation, cooperation in opposition to terrorism, phased restoration of commerce routes, orderly and dignified administration of refugees, and a speedy communication mechanism. The following assembly shall be held on the finish of this Month.

Abdul Qahar Balkhi, spokesperson for the Afghan Ministry of Overseas Affairs, acknowledged that the official negotiations between the Afghan and Pakistani delegations in Urumqi, China, have been carried out in a constructive and collaborative atmosphere. Based on the ministry’s press launch, the discussions comprehensively addressed bilateral relations, safety considerations, and points pertaining to regional stability.

It additional emphasised that the nation appreciated China’s internet hosting and demonstrated goodwill, expressing hope that this course of would foster belief, strengthen sustainable relations, improve mutual understanding and promote efficient cooperation.

Additionally Learn: 796 Afghan Taliban killed, 286 checkposts destroyed in Operation Ghazab Lil Haq to date: Tarar

Final week, Info Minister Attaullah Tarar stated that 796 Afghan Taliban operatives have been killed and greater than 1,043 injured throughout the ongoing “Operation Ghazab Lil Haq”, launched in response to “unprovoked motion” from throughout the Afghan border.

The operation resumed following a short lived pause in deference to Eidul Fitr celebrations and requests from Islamic nations. The pause concluded at midnight between March 23 and 24.

It was launched over a month in the past in retaliation for the Afghan Taliban forces’ firing on a number of areas. Islamabad stated its February air strikes that sparked the escalation have been concentrating on terrorists. Islamabad accused Afghanistan of failing to behave in opposition to terrorist teams that perform assaults in Pakistan, which the Taliban authorities rejected.

Offering a abstract of the Afghan Taliban regime’s losses on his X account, the knowledge minister stated that 286 examine posts had been destroyed and 44 others captured by Pakistani safety forces.

“200 and forty-nine tanks, armoured autos and artillery weapons have additionally been destroyed throughout the operation,” he stated. He added that air strikes successfully focused 81 areas throughout Afghanistan.

“As a part of these operations on night time 2/3 April, an try to bodily assault a border publish in Ghulam Khan Sector by Afghan Taliban/FAK (Fitna al-Khawarij) was comprehensively foiled during which they suffered heavy casualties, together with as much as 37 despatched to hell and 80+ injured,” Tarar stated.



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