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Pakistan Denies Kabul’s Deportation Claim as Truce Holds, Verification Talks Set for Nov. 6

Islamabad maintains it requested arrests or handovers at border posts, planning to press its case through a new monitoring mechanism.

Overview

  • Pakistan publicly rejected the Afghan Taliban spokesperson’s assertion that Islamabad refused a deportation offer, calling the claim false and saying it sought custody via designated border crossings.
  • Türkiye and Qatar mediated Istanbul talks where both sides agreed to maintain the ceasefire and to create a joint monitoring and verification mechanism with penalties for violations.
  • Senior delegations are scheduled to reconvene in Istanbul on November 6 to finalize the mechanism’s operational details and implementation.
  • Information Minister Attaullah Tarar said third‑party involvement will give Pakistan an added forum to present evidence and holds Kabul responsible for action against TTP and BLA operatives.
  • Defence Minister Khawaja Asif accused India of waging a proxy war and said New Delhi seeks to keep Pakistan engaged on two fronts, as October border clashes followed Pakistani strikes on alleged TTP sites.