Peace talks have begun between Pakistan and Afghanistan

After a week of armed clashes between Pakistan and Afghanistan, peace talks have begun in Doha. This was reported by Zamin.uz.

During the talks, the ceasefire period was extended. Dozens of people were killed and hundreds injured as a result of the clashes.

The negotiations are discussing peaceful ways to resolve the situation at the border. Pakistan accuses Afghanistan of providing shelter to militants within its territory.

The Afghan government denies these accusations and accuses Pakistan of attacking its territory. Additionally, Afghan officials stated that despite the ceasefire agreement, Pakistan carried out airstrikes.

Pakistan, on the other hand, emphasized that the strikes were targeted only at militant groups. The continuation of the peace talks is considered crucial in resolving the conflicts between the two countries.

Both sides are striving to conduct constructive dialogue to ensure stability and security in the region. The agreements reached on establishing joint peace will help prevent new conflicts in the future.

Furthermore, the international community is also supporting this process. Improving relations between Pakistan and Afghanistan will be an important factor for peace and development in the region.