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Taliban Blames Pakistan for Failed Talks, Cites 'Unrealistic' Security Demands

Sirajuddin Haqqani (C), Interior Minister of Afghanistan's Taliban government arrives to attend a mass funeral held for victims of a Pakistani air strike on a drug rehabilitation centre, at the Badam Bagh Hilltop in Kabul on March 18, 2026.(Photo by Wakil KOHSAR / AFP)

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Moneycontrol•19-03-2026, 16:14

Taliban Blames Pakistan for Failed Talks, Cites 'Unrealistic' Security Demands

•Suhail Shaheen, Taliban's ambassador to Qatar, stated that dialogue efforts with Pakistan failed, accusing Islamabad of adopting a military approach.
•Shaheen highlighted Pakistan's demand for complete security guarantees within its territory as an 'unrealistic' sticking point in talks.
•He affirmed Afghanistan's willingness to provide written assurance against harm from Afghan territory but within 'reasonable limits'.
•Cross-border attacks intensified recently, with Pakistan accusing Taliban of shielding extremists, a claim Afghanistan denies.
•A recent Pakistani jet strike on a Kabul rehabilitation center killed hundreds, leading to calls for an immediate end to hostilities.

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