Peace talks between Pakistan and Afghanistan end inconclusive again, Reuters claims
Peace talks between Pakistan and Afghanistan in Saudi Arabia ended inconclusively, however, both sides have agreed to continue the ceasefire.
According to the Reuters news agency, the third round of peace talks regarding the ceasefire between Pakistan and Afghanistan took place in Saudi Arabia, which was jointly hosted by Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Qatar.
According to the report, no major progress could be made in the talks between the two sides, however, it has been agreed to maintain the ceasefire.
According to Reuters, the meeting between Pakistan and Afghanistan was jointly hosted by Qatar, Turkey and Saudi Arabia and was a continuation of old times.
It should be noted that in October, there was a border violation and aggression by Afghanistan, to which Pakistan responded forcefully and destroyed several hideouts and killed several Afghan Taliban officials.
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