In a major breakthrough, Pakistan and Afghanistan have agreed to an immediate ceasefire following high-stakes talks in Doha, Qatar. The deal, mediated by Qatar and Türkiye, aims to end weeks of deadly border clashes that killed dozens and displaced hundreds. 🕊️
From Bombs to Bargaining Table
The ceasefire comes after Pakistan accused Afghanistan of sheltering militants responsible for attacks on its soil, while the Taliban denied the claims and criticized Pakistani airstrikes. The two sides traded blame like a toxic TikTok feud 🎭—until Qatar stepped in to broker peace.
Ceasefire, But Tensions Simmer
Despite the truce, Pakistan conducted airstrikes on "verified" militant camps hours after the deal was announced. Afghanistan accused Pakistan of targeting civilians, while Islamabad insisted it was defending its borders. 🚨 Trust issues? Absolutely.
What’s Next?
Both nations will hold follow-up meetings to ensure the ceasefire sticks. But with militants still active and accusations flying, this peace feels as fragile as a viral dance trend. 💃🕺 Will diplomacy win? Stay tuned.
