Afghanistan, March 24 -- Pakistan has reaffirmed its commitment to "eliminate terrorism" as a temporary ceasefire with authorities in Kabul nears its deadline, signaling a possible return to intensified conflict. Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar said Islamabad's security approach remains unchanged despite the brief pause in hostilities.
The ceasefire, agreed last week during the Eid al-Fitr holidays, temporarily halted weeks of escalating clashes between Pakistan and Taliban forces. However, officials on both sides have indicated that the truce may not be extended, raising concerns about renewed cross-border violence.
In a message marking Pakistan Day, Dar stressed that military actions, including operations inside Afghanistan territory, are ai...