Pakistani official urges Afghan Taliban to prevent terrorism from Afghan soil
Most outlets led with the statement by Deputy Prime Minister Ishaq Dar urging the Afghan Taliban to prevent the use of Afghan territory for terrorism against Pakistan and other countries. 24 News HD added context about the importance of stability in Afghanistan, while the Daily Times noted the statement was made at a Shanghai Cooperation Organisation meeting. Both excerpts framed the message as a diplomatic appeal.
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Dar urges Taliban to stop terrorism from Afghan soil
Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar has urged Afghanistan’s Taliban authorities to prevent terrorist activities from their territory. Addressing a Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) meeting in Tajikistan on Tuesday, he stressed Pakistan’s expectations for regional security. Dar said Pakistan wanted Afghanistan to remain peaceful, stable and connected with neighbouring coun...
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Dar urges Afghan Taliban to prevent use of Afghan soil for terrorism
Deputy Prime Minister Ishaq Dar on Tuesday called on the Afghan Taliban government to ensure that Afghan territory is not used for terrorism against Pakistan or other countries, saying stability in Afghanistan is essential for regional peace and security.
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