Pakistan Halts Military Action Against Afghanistan Amidst Diplomatic Plea

Pakistan halted a military operation against Afghanistan after a mediation request from Qatar. Deputy Prime Minister Ishaq Dar emphasized Pakistan's concerns over Afghanistan's policies and rising militancy. The two countries struggle with tensions despite ceasefire efforts, while Pakistan considers joining a peacekeeping force in Gaza.

Pakistan recently called off a planned military operation against Afghanistan due to a mediation request from Qatar, as revealed by Deputy Prime Minister Ishaq Dar during a press conference on Saturday.

Ishaq Dar highlighted Pakistan's mounting concerns over Afghanistan's handling of militancy and the Taliban's policies. Despite a ceasefire agreement, relations between the two countries remain strained amid ongoing accusations against the Afghan regime.

Meanwhile, Pakistan has expressed its readiness to contribute troops for peacekeeping in Gaza, although it clarified it would not take part in efforts to disarm Hamas, aligning with the US-brokered Gaza peace plan.

(With inputs from agencies.)