UN leaders calls for dialogue & diplomacy after clashes on Pak-Afghan border
UNITED NATIONS, Feb 27: Top UN officials have expressed concern over the cross-border clashes between Taliban militants and Pakistani security forces, and called for dialogue and diplomacy to resolve their differences. UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres is following the situation with concern , his spokesperson said Thursday. In a note to correspondents, Spokesperson Stephane Dujarric said the secretary-general urges relevant parties to comply with their obligations under international law and to ensure the protection of civilians. “Commending mediation efforts by several Member States in recent months, the Secretary-General urges the parties to continue to seek to resolve any differences through diplomacy,”Read More
Taliban regime seeks dialogue after Pakistan inflicts heavy losses in border clashes
ISLAMAMABAD/KABUL, FEB 27: The Taliban-led government in Afghanistan on Friday called for dialogue with Pakistan to resolve the escalating conflict, even as Pakistani strikes hit the capital Kabul and the cityRead More
Over 270 Taliban regime personnel, terrorists killed in Pakistan’s retaliatory strikes: ISPR DG
RAWALPINDI, FEB 27: Lt Gen Chaudhry says 12 Pakistani soldiers martyred, 27 wounded; Taliban’s 150 tanks, armoured vehicles destroyed. The ISPR chief said that the Afghan Taliban regime itself hadRead More
