Afghanistan and Pakistan agree ceasefire

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Afghanistan and Pakistan agree ceasefire after trading their deadliest fire in years. Here’s what we know
Afghanistan and Pakistan said they had agreed a 48-hour ceasefire on Wednesday, following days of deadly clashes between the neighbors and former allies. The fighting followed strikes in the Afghan capital Kabul and the border province of Paktika last Thursday – which the Taliban government blamed on Pakistan,

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Afghanistan's Taliban announces ceasefire with Pakistan after unprecedented cross-border violence
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Pakistan reportedly launched airstrikes on Afghan territory, targeting key Taliban positions near Spin Boldak, Kandahar.

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Days after deadly border clashes, Pakistan and Afghanistan agree to 48-hour ceasefire
Mujahid claimed that Afghan forces returned fire, killing “a large number” of Pakistani soldiers, capturing weapons and tanks, and destroying military installations.

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