Afghanistan Calls for Peaceful Resolution of the Aba Conflict
Xinhua News Agency, Kabul, February 27 (Reporter Li Ang, Xu Shu'ao) - Afghan government spokesman Mujahid held a press conference on the conflict between Afghanistan and Pakistan on the 27th. He stated that Afghanistan has always adhered to a peaceful solution and advocates addressing the current situation through non-violent means.
Mujahid said, "We have consistently emphasized a peaceful resolution and continue to call for constructive and non-violent approaches to address this situation."
He mentioned that Pakistani reconnaissance aircraft are still operating in Afghan airspace and stated that Afghan forces are fully capable of taking decisive action in response. "On the 27th, we struck key military targets within Pakistan, and the scope of the strikes extended far beyond the border."
The tension between the two countries has raised concerns from multiple nations. Qatar has proposed to mediate the conflict, and countries such as Saudi Arabia and Iran have also shown a proactive stance in promoting the easing of regional tensions.
The Afghan government calls for a peaceful resolution to the conflict with Pakistan, emphasizing non-violent approaches. On February 27, Afghan forces conducted strikes on military targets in Pakistan, asserting their capability to respond decisively. The situation has drawn international concern, with Qatar proposing mediation and regional powers like Saudi Arabia and Iran showing interest in easing tensions.
- Afghan government spokesperson Mujahid emphasizes the need for a peaceful resolution to the conflict with Pakistan.
- Afghan forces conducted strikes on key military targets within Pakistan.
- Pakistan reconnaissance aircraft are reportedly active in Afghan airspace.
- Qatar has proposed mediation for the conflict, with support from Saudi Arabia and Iran.