Pakistan and Afghanistan Agree to 48-Hour Ceasefire Amid Border Violence
ReutersNovember 5, 20251 min20,619 views
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- 🤝 Pakistan and Afghanistan have agreed to a temporary ceasefire lasting 48 hours, following a surge in air strikes and ground fighting.
- ⏱️ The truce, requested by Kabul according to Pakistan's foreign ministry, began at 1300 GMT on Wednesday.
- ⚠️ An Afghan Taliban spokesman stated the ceasefire was due to Pakistani insistence, with directives to observe it provided no aggression occurs from the other side.
Escalating Border Conflict
- 💥 Fighting intensified over the weekend, leading to border closures, trade disruptions, and stranded families.
- 💣 Fresh conflict on Wednesday involved alleged bomb attacks on an armored vehicle and a Taliban border post, as shown in video released by Pakistan's armed forces.
- ⚔️ Both nations accused each other of launching ground attacks.
Civilian Casualties and Accusations
- 💔 The UN reported at least 18 civilians killed and hundreds wounded due to the renewed conflict.
- 🇵🇰 Pakistan claims four of its civilians were wounded by Taliban forces.
- 🇦🇫 The Afghan Taliban reported over a dozen civilians killed and 100 wounded by Pakistani forces in Spin Bulak.
Underlying Tensions
- ⚖️ Islamabad has demanded the Afghan Taliban act against militants who have allegedly increased attacks in Pakistan from havens within Afghanistan.
- 🚫 The Taliban denies these allegations, accusing Pakistan's military of spreading misinformation and provoking border tensions.
- ❌ Pakistan's military has denied all charges leveled against it.
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