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International · 19 October 2025

Pakistan and Afghanistan agree to ceasefire in Doha after deadly border clashes

Pakistan and Afghanistan agree to ceasefire in Doha after deadly border clashes

According to reports, Pakistan and Afghanistan reached a ceasefire agreement in Doha following days of intense border fighting that killed dozens of soldiers and civilians. Pakistan’s Defense Minister led the delegation in talks mediated by Qatar, with both sides pledging to respect territorial boundaries and halt cross-border attacks. Delegations will meet again in Istanbul on October 25 for further discussions.

Reported by Arab News · How we write briefs

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