Offer of a temporary ceasefire and Imran Khan's

 

Offer of a temporary ceasefire and Imran Khan's

 

  

After Maulana Fazlur Rehman, now Imran Khan has also offered cooperation to establish peace with Afghanistan. However, Pakistan has agreed to a ceasefire for 48 hours at the request of Afghanistan.

According to the ISPR, Afghan Taliban and Fitna al-Khawarij carried out attacks in the Aspan Boldak area of ​​the Chaman border district of Balochistan and the Koram sector of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. The Pakistan Army thwarted these attacks and claimed to have killed 45 to 50 attackers. Several check posts and tanks were also destroyed in the retaliatory action.

Meanwhile, PTV reported that after these clashes, Pakistan attacked several targets in Kabul and Kandahar and the Afghan army suffered heavy losses. It was only after these attacks that Kabul requested a temporary ceasefire, which was approved for 48 hours according to the information of the Foreign Office.

It is believed that Pakistan will make it clear to Afghanistan in these two days that action should be taken to end the basic problem, otherwise this war could be prolonged. The current tension between Pakistan and Afghanistan has once again been initiated by Afghanistan.

Earlier, on the night of October 11-12, the Afghan Taliban launched an unprovoked attack on Pakistan. 23 Pakistani soldiers were martyred in this military operation, but the enemy also suffered heavy casualties. The Pakistan Army had said that Pakistan had temporarily captured about nine Afghan posts. The Afghan Defense Ministry’s position was that the attack was carried out in response to Pakistani airstrikes on Kabul on October 9. The Pakistani army did not accept responsibility for the attack, but did not deny it either.

The Afghan Defense Ministry had announced a ceasefire a few hours after the attacks on Sunday night, saying that we have achieved our objectives, and that we will not fight if we are not attacked. Pakistan did not accept such a ceasefire, but calm remained on the borders for two days. Before the attacks that took place this morning, it was hoped that the two countries would now agree to a permanent ceasefire.

Afghanistan has not offered any position on these incidents and has not explained why attacks were carried out once again in Balochistan and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa after declaring a ceasefire. Perhaps the internal conflict between different groups of the Taliban occupying Afghanistan has led to the opening of a front against Pakistan. There is a lack of consensus among Afghan leaders in making decisions. In addition, sensitivities were not taken into account in choosing the time. On Sunday, when the Afghan army launched a war on the Pakistani border, Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi was visiting New Delhi and some controversial statements were made there. The Kabul government created an environment of unnecessary debate by launching a war against Pakistan on this occasion. Relations between Pakistan and India are extremely cold. There were military clashes between the two countries in May. And recently, India's military and political leadership had made unnecessarily aggressive statements against Pakistan.

The Afghan Defense Ministry announced a ceasefire a few hours after the attacks on Sunday night, saying that we have achieved our objectives. If we are not attacked, we will not fight. Pakistan did not accept such a ceasefire, but calm remained on the borders for two days. Before the attacks that took place this morning, it was hoped that the two countries would now agree to a permanent ceasefire. Afghanistan has not offered any position on these attacks and has not said why attacks were carried out once again in Balochistan and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa after announcing the ceasefire. Perhaps the internal conflict between different groups of the Taliban occupying Afghanistan has opened a front against Pakistan. There is a lack of consensus among Afghan leaders in making decisions. In addition, sensitivities were not taken into account in choosing the time. On Sunday, when the Afghan army launched a war on the Pakistani border, Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi was visiting New Delhi and some controversial statements were made there. The Kabul government created an atmosphere of unnecessary debate by launching a war against Pakistan on this occasion. Relations between Pakistan and India are extremely cold. There were military clashes between the two countries in May. And recently, India's military and political leadership has made unnecessarily aggressive statements against Pakistan.