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A Moscow meeting on Afghanistan concluded without a joint statement, citing disagreements between Pakistan and Afghanistan over terrorism concerns.
A regional security meeting in Moscow concluded without a joint statement, primarily due to disagreements between Pakistan and Afghanistan. Pakistan maintained that cross-border terrorism has increased despite peace talks with the Taliban, while Afghan officials accused Pakistan of undermining regional security.
The impasse underscores the persistent challenges in establishing stability in Afghanistan. The differing perspectives reflect the complex geopolitical landscape of the region, where issues of terrorism and national security remain deeply intertwined with the ongoing political situation in Kabul.
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Left: Pajhwok Afghan News reports that Muttaqi claims Pakistan is launching a new project to undermine Afghanistan and regional security, while Dawn (PK) states Pakistan's representative at the Moscow moot said terrorism remains the core of Afghanistan's problems.
Center: Dawn (Pakistan) reports that the Moscow moot concluded without a joint statement, citing disagreement between Pakistan and Afghanistan over cross-border terrorism, and also notes Pakistan's assertion that terrorism is central to Afghanistan's issues.
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