Pakistan rules out talks with Afghanistan until cross-border attacks stop
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- 06 March, 2026
- 14:29
Pakistan won't begin talks to end clashes with Afghanistan until Kabul stops supporting and harboring militant groups that launch cross-border attacks from its territory, a spokesman for Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif said, Report informs via Bloomberg.
"There won't be any talks," Sharif's spokesperson for foreign media Mosharraf Zaidi told state-run Pakistan Television on Thursday night. "Terrorism from Afghanistan has to end."
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