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Pakistan Warns Afghanistan After Peace Talks Collapse

Pakistan says Afghanistan backtracked in peace talks, claims Kabul 'acting as New Delhi's tool'

Amid the collapse of peace talks with Afghanistan, Pakistan’s Defence Minister Khawaja Asif accused the Taliban regime of backtracking on its commitments and sought to shift blame onto India, claiming Kabul had been acting as “a tool for New Delhi.

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Pakistan confirms talks with Afghanistan failed, accuses Kabul of backtracking on commitments

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Pakistan says peace talks with Afghanistan’s Taliban government in Istanbul failed after four days

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Pak-Afghan Peace Talks: Istanbul Talks End 'Without Workable Solution'

Pak-Afghan peace talks in Istanbul have concluded without reaching a workable solution, raising concerns over regional stability.

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Pakistan threatens to 'obliterate' Taliban after peace talks fail

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Afghanistan warns of 'strong response' after collapse of Istanbul talks with Pakistan

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Peace talks with Afghanistan’s Taliban government in Istanbul has failed, announces Pakistan

Tarar accused the Taliban of being “indifferent to Pakistan’s losses” even though “Pakistan has always desired, advocated and immensely sacrificed for peace and prosperity for the people of Afghanist...

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Pak-Afghan Inch Closer To 'Open War' After Failed Turkey Peace Talks

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Afghanistan, Pakistan end peace talks in Istanbul without resolution

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Asif warns Afghanistan of ‘deep strikes’ if Pakistan attacked from its soil

Tells Kabul to "test our resolve and capabilities, if you wish so, at your own peril and doom"; UN expresses concern over talk failure.

Pakistan's chilling warning to Taliban rulers as Afghan talks collapse: 'Own peril and doom'

Pakistan defence minister Khawaja Asif has again raised the specter of war with Afghanistan after talks with Kabul failed in Istanbul, saying that Taliban rulers should test his country's resolve at their "own peril and doom".

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'50 times stronger response': Pakistan warns Afghanistan; accuses Kabul of acting as India’s puppet

Pakistan's Defence Minister warned Afghanistan of a "50 times stronger" response if attacks on Islamabad continue, accusing Kabul of being an "Indian puppet." These remarks followed the dramatic collapse of peace talks in Istanbul,

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Test our resolve and capabilities at your own peril, Asif tells Kabul after talks fail in Istanbul

"Any terrorist attack or any suicide bombing inside Pakistan shall give you the bitter taste of such misadventures," defence minister says.

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‘Last-ditch push’: Pakistan-Afghanistan talks falter amid deep mistrust

United States President Donald Trump, who has repeatedly sought credit for resolving global conflicts, also waded in, saying he would “solve the Afghanistan-Pakistan crisis very quickly”, while speaking to reporters on the sidelines of the Association of Southeast Nations (ASEAN) summit in Malaysia earlier in the week.