Border clashes displace around 68,000 children in Afghanistan, aid agency says
The organization said the fighting has affected roughly 134,000 people and forced the suspension of some humanitarian programs.
The organization said the fighting has affected roughly 134,000 people and forced the suspension of some humanitarian programs.
“We remain committed to an Afghanistan at peace, with women fully included,” Lindsay said.
Muttaqi said Taliban consider their actions to be “reciprocal defensive responses” to attacks by Pakistan
The funding will support humanitarian assistance for more than 116,000 people in areas receiving large numbers of returnees.
UNICEF says nearly 3 million Afghans returned from neighboring countries in 2025 alone.
According to the sources, the delegation is led by Fazl ur-Rehman Khalil, a Pakistani cleric.
The ministry said they hope the issue can be resolved through ongoing dialogue and “constructive engagement.”
“At this tense time for the region, Pakistan continues to pursue solutions through wisdom and diplomacy,” Sharif said.
Gagnon said the conflict has disrupted trade routes and added pressure to Afghanistan’s fragile economy.
“The Taliban continue to use terrorist tactics to seek policy concessions, but it won’t work under this administration," Robio said.