DG ISPR rules out talks with terrorists, reiterates stance on Afghanistan
Most outlets led with the DG ISPR’s statement that Pakistan will not negotiate with terrorists, quoting similar wording from the excerpts. One outlet added that the DG urged the Taliban regime to stop infiltration and emphasized Pakistan’s demand for an end to cross-border terrorism.
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Pakistan rules out talks with terrorists, urges Taliban regime to stop infiltration
DG ISPR Lt Gen Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry Pakistan’s main demand from Afghanistan is an end to terrorism against Pakistan being carried out from Afghan soil
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Pakistan rules out talks with terrorists: DG ISPR
Pakistan will not negotiate with terrorists, DG ISPR Lieutenant General Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry said. He said the state policy on terrorism remains clear. The remarks came during an interview with Arab News. Regarding Afghanistan, Pakistan has one clear demand, Chaudhry said. Afghan territory must not be used for attacks against Pakistan. The Taliban government must […]
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