India says it supports Afghanistan’s sovereignty after Pakistan strikes
New Delhi said its engagement with Afghanistan would remain focused on humanitarian assistance and development cooperation.
New Delhi said its engagement with Afghanistan would remain focused on humanitarian assistance and development cooperation.
The meeting took place during a visit by a senior Taliban delegation to attend the funeral and burial ceremonies of.
Baradar is leading a Taliban delegation to Iran for the funeral of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, accompanied by Muttaqi.
Islamabad defended its cross-border strikes as legitimate counterterrorism operations and accused New Delhi of supporting militant groups operating from Afghan.
Moscow expressed concern over continuing cross-border strikes, calling the Pakistani airstrikes on Afghanistan’s territory the latest in a series of.
While the UN and Western officials have called for restraint and civilian protection, India was the first country to explicitly.
Magnus Brunner, the EU commissioner for internal affairs and migration, said the meeting was purely operational.
Kabulov said the Taliban are seeking full membership in the Shanghai Cooperation Organization, but opposition from one member state has.
Rochelle García Hermida said the European Parliament had failed to stop a meeting with Taliban representatives.
Hannah Neumann said there is "no such thing as technical talks" with the Taliban.