The government of Afghanistan has expressed its desire to engage in dialogue with Pakistan in order to resolve the ongoing conflict, according to spokesman Zabihullah Mujahid.
In a statement reported by Al Jazeera, Mujahid indicated that the Afghan side seeks discussions to address the current tensions and put an end to hostilities. He emphasised that diplomatic engagement is the preferred approach for settling disputes between the two countries.
Neither side has yet announced details about the proposed dialogue.
BREAKING: Afghanistan government wants “dialogue” with Pakistan to resolve the ongoing fighting, says spokesman Zabihullah Mujahid.
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Pakistani security forces have captured five border posts located in Paktia province of Afghanistan opposite South Waziristan and hoisted the Pakistani flag there.
Pakistani security forces have captured five border posts located in Paktia province of Afghanistan opposite South Waziristan and gained control over the area. The captured posts include two posts opposite Shawal, two posts opposite Angoor Adda and one post opposite Zarmalan.
According to sources, the Afghan terminal of Angoor Adda was also destroyed during this operation. Officials said that this step was taken to protect the border areas and strengthen security in the area. According to security sources, this operation was carried out in connection with border tension and border management, and the Pakistan Army has gained complete control over the area.
Pakistan has launched “Operation Ghazb-ul-Haq” in response to the provocation of the Afghan Taliban, under which strategic targets inside Afghanistan, along with the border areas have been targeted. Destruction of posts: More than 27 important posts of the Afghan Taliban have been destroyed with the effective use of artillery and drones, while more than 5 posts have been captured by Pakistani forces and the national flag has been hoisted.
