Reports indicate that the peace talks between Pakistan and Afghanistan that were being held in Istanbul have failed. Pakistan had put forward clear and solution-oriented demands to the Taliban to stop cross-border terrorism, arguing that the Taliban was posing a threat to Pakistan's security. However, the Taliban did not agree to these demands.Also Read: Siddaramaiah will remain the CM; discussions on change are irrelevant: Food Minister K.H. Muniyappa..!

During the discussions, there was an effort to formulate a joint monitoring and control system to prevent cross-border militant activities and overcome trade hurdles. Separately, the Taliban requested that Pakistan allow US drones to enter Afghanistan through its airspace, a request that Pakistan did not agree to.Also Read: Siddaramaiah as CM is Indispensable: Yathindra Siddaramaiah!!

During these talks, a clear distinction was observed between the Taliban administration's 'Kabul Group' and 'Kandahar Group'. The three-day talks concluded without any resolution. Nevertheless, Qatari and Turkish officials and mediators are reportedly still trying to achieve progress.SGF11 Women's Kanjivaram Pure Soft Silk Saree For Women Pure Golden Zari With Blouse Piece