Islamabad — Pakistan and Afghanistan have agreed to a temporary 48-hour ceasefire along their border, effective 6:00 pm Wednesday, the Pakistani Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced. The pause in hostilities comes “following a request from the Afghan Taliban regime” and mutual consent between both sides.
The ceasefire is aimed at reducing tensions along the border and allowing both countries to address ongoing security and humanitarian concerns. Officials said the agreement reflects a mutual commitment to maintaining peace and stability in the border regions.
According to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Pakistan and Afghanistan have agreed to a temporary 48-hour ceasefire along their border, effective 6:00 pm Wednesday, the Pakistani Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced. The decision follows direct communication between security and diplomatic officials from both sides.
Local authorities on both sides of the border have been instructed to implement the ceasefire immediately. Military and border security personnel have been asked to avoid aggressive movements while ensuring the safety of civilians living in the area.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs emphasized that the pause in hostilities comes “following a request from the Afghan Taliban regime” and mutual consent between both sides. The agreement demonstrates a shared interest in preventing escalation and promoting dialogue.
Experts said the temporary ceasefire provides an opportunity for confidence-building measures and humanitarian assistance to affected communities along the border. This short-term truce may also pave the way for longer-term negotiations between Pakistan and Afghanistan.
Border residents welcomed the ceasefire, expressing relief over the reduction in cross-border tensions. Many hope that the temporary pause will lead to a more permanent resolution of conflicts and improved cooperation on security matters.
Officials confirmed that Pakistan and Afghanistan have agreed to a temporary 48-hour ceasefire along their border, effective 6:00 pm Wednesday, the Pakistani Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced. Both countries plan to review the situation after the 48-hour period to determine the next steps for maintaining peace.
The ceasefire marks a significant step toward de-escalating hostilities and fostering dialogue between Pakistan and Afghanistan. Authorities remain vigilant to ensure the agreement is fully respected by all parties.
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