The United Nations Security Council has supported US President Donald Trump’s peace plan for Gaza. There is also a proposal in this plan to send international troops to Gaza. 13 countries supported the vote on Monday (November 17), including Britain, France and Somalia. However, no one opposed, while Russia and China did not vote.

The objective of this plan is to implement a ceasefire in Gaza, rebuild the city and strengthen the administration there. This will be implemented through the Board of Peace. This board will guide the reconstruction and economic stability of Gaza.

America will become a medium of dialogue between Gaza and Israel

The plan will also include an international force, which will work to eliminate weapons and destroy military structures in Gaza. Its objective is to make Gaza safe and peaceful. The document says that if the Palestinian administration completes the reform program and Gaza is redeveloped, it will be easier for Palestine to create its own state. At the same time, America will also establish dialogue between Gaza and Israel, so that people on both sides can live in peace and prosperity.

Hamas opposed the proposal

Hamas has opposed this proposal. He says that this plan does not fulfill the rights and demands of the Palestinians. Hamas says that giving the international force the task of neutralizing armed groups in Gaza will not allow it to remain neutral and will side with Israel in the conflict.

Trump welcomed

President Trump called it a big success after the Security Council vote. He said this was an important step in world diplomacy and praised the countries that supported it. He called it one of the biggest approvals in the history of the United Nations.

Israel responded

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has rejected the proposal to create a state of Palestine. He said that work will be done to eliminate Gaza’s military power.

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After the peace talks held on 6-7 November in Istanbul, Turkey failed once again, the Taliban government of Afghanistan has given a strict warning to Pakistan. Taliban says that if Pakistan ‘tests the tolerance’ of the Afghan government, the situation may reach war.

Peace talks in Istanbul again inconclusive
In the latest talks between Pakistan and Afghan Taliban, it could not be decided whether Afghanistan will take written action against TTP terrorists using its land or not. After this disagreement the talks broke down again.

Taliban minister warned
Afghanistan’s Tribal Affairs Minister Noorullah Noori cautioned Pakistan and said that Pakistan should not test the limits of patience of Afghans. He said, ‘If war breaks out, both the elders and youth of Afghanistan will stand up to fight.’ Noori advised Pakistan’s Defense Minister Khawaja Asif not to trust his technology too much and said that he should look at the condition of America and Russia, who had to face defeat in Afghanistan. He also said that Pakistan’s Sindh and Punjab provinces are “not far away”, and if tensions increase, the situation may worsen.

Pakistan had warned of direct confrontation
Earlier, Pakistan’s Defense Minister Khawaja Asif had said that if the Istanbul talks fail, then Pakistan can go into direct conflict with the Taliban government. Taliban government spokesperson Zabihullah Mujahid said that some groups of Pakistan army are not happy with the strong and stable government in Afghanistan. He said, these groups have always taken advantage of Afghanistan’s instability and crises. Now they want another conflict by making new excuses.

People lost their lives from both sides in the border conflict
Earlier, peace talks between Pakistan and Afghan Taliban started in Istanbul on Thursday, the aim of which was to deal with the issue of cross-border terrorism and to prevent tension between the two sides. There were casualties on both sides in the clash that took place between the soldiers deployed on the border on October 11.

Pakistan claims that at least 206 Afghan Taliban and 110 Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) members were killed in this clash, while 23 Pakistani soldiers were also killed. A ceasefire was agreed upon between the two sides on October 15, which was taken forward during talks held in Doha on October 19 and Istanbul on October 25.

US President Donald Trump has once again claimed that the peace made between India and Pakistan in May was possible only because of his stern warning. Trump said that he had given a clear message to both the neighboring countries. If they do not stop mutual conflict, America will not make any trade agreement with them.

Trump again repeated his old claim

During the America Business Forum held in Miami, Trump said, “I was negotiating a trade deal with both India and Pakistan. Then I got the news that a war-like situation had arisen between the two countries. Seven planes have fallen, the eighth is also badly damaged. Then I said, “If you guys fight, I will not do business with anyone.”

Trump jokingly said that all this happened because of his tariff policy. He further said, “I explained to them that both are nuclear power countries, trade is better than war. The very next day I got a call that both the countries have agreed on a ceasefire. I said – great, now do business.”

India rejected Trump’s claim

This is not the first time that Trump has called himself a peace messenger in the India-Pakistan conflict. According to reports, he has repeated this claim more than 60 times in the last six months that because of him the tension between the two countries reduced. However, India has completely rejected this claim and said that no third country is involved in its bilateral affairs.

Before May, India had launched ‘Operation Vermillion’, which was in response to the Pahalgam terrorist attack in Jammu and Kashmir. Under this mission, terrorist hideouts in Pakistan and PoK were targeted. This action, which lasted for four days, ended on May 10, when both the countries announced a ceasefire.

Trump further said that he has ended the old disputes not only between India and Pakistan but also between many other countries. “Kosovo-Serbia, Congo-Rwanda, Armenia-Azerbaijan. Many such conflicts which were going on for decades, I resolved in an hour.” He said that America is maintaining peace on the strength of power and now no country wants to clash with America.

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After the ceasefire with Afghanistan, the statement of Pakistan Defense Minister Khawaja Asif has come to light. He said on Monday (October 20) that the ceasefire agreement between Islamabad-Kabul is related to the ability of the Taliban to rein in the terrorists attacking Pakistan.

Pakistan and Afghanistan recently agreed to a ceasefire in Doha after several days of border clashes. Dozens of people lost their lives in this clash. This was the worst violence since the Taliban took power in Kabul in 2021. The ground war between the two former allies and Pakistani airstrikes along the disputed 2,600-km border began after Islamabad demanded Kabul to control the militants.

Khwaja Asif told the terms of the agreement

Speaking to Reuters in his office at the Pakistani Parliament in Islamabad, Khawaja Asif said, ‘Anything coming from Afghanistan will be a violation of this agreement. Everything depends on this one stream. The Taliban administration and Afghanistan’s Defense Ministry did not immediately respond to requests for comment. The minister said that the agreement between Pakistan, Afghanistan, Turkey and Qatar clearly states that there will be no infiltration.

What did Pakistan accuse Taliban of?

Khawaja Asif said that we have a ceasefire agreement, provided there is no violation of the already implemented agreement. He alleged that Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan, an organization of many Islamic terrorist groups, attacks Pakistan in collusion with the Taliban. However, Kabul has already denied the allegations made by Islamabad. From the beginning, Islamabad has been holding Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) responsible for terrorist attacks on Pakistan.

Afghan cricketers killed in Pakistan airstrike

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After several days of violent clashes between Pakistan and Afghanistan, both sides had agreed to stop the conflict. On Sunday (October 19), the defense ministers of both the countries met in Doha under the mediation of Qatar and Türkiye. After this meeting, Qatar issued a statement saying that both sides have agreed for further talks and cooperation.

Immediately after this good news for Pakistan, Qatar amended the statement, which gave an unexpected blow to Pakistan. In the initial statement, Qatar had mentioned the Durand Line between Afghanistan and Pakistan while discussing the ceasefire. The Durand Line is an imaginary border that was created during the British colonial era and Afghanistan never recognizes it. Due to this, there were protests and widespread reactions regarding this statement in Afghanistan.

Qatar removed mention of Durand Line from its statement

Later, Qatar removed the mention of Durand Line from its statement. This limit is no longer mentioned in the revised statement uploaded on the website of Qatar’s Foreign Ministry. Zalmay Khalilzad, former US Special Envoy to Afghanistan, said on social media platforms that Qatar has changed its earlier statement on the ceasefire between Afghanistan and Pakistan.

What did the Defense Minister of Afghanistan say?

Meanwhile, Afghan Defense Minister Mullah Yakub Mujahid said in an online press conference from Doha that there was no discussion on the Durand Line during the talks. He clarified that there is no mention of Durand Line in the agreement and it is only an internal matter of both the countries. He also said that if Pakistan attacks, Afghanistan will not hesitate to retaliate.

The dispute regarding Durand Line has been going on for a long time. Afghanistan never accepts it, while Pakistan considers it the real international border. Due to this disagreement, violent clashes have taken place several times on the borders of both the countries.

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Mullah Mohammad Yacob, Defense Minister of the Taliban government, said in an online press conference from Doha that any violation of Afghanistan’s sovereignty or interference in its security will not be allowed. He said that the issue related to Durand Line is not included in the agreement, because it is a subject which is directly related to the Afghan people.

The focus will be on the outline of the agreement in the upcoming talks
Mulla Yaqoob said that the mechanism for implementation of the current agreement will be discussed in the next round of talks to be held in Türkiye. When asked about guarantees on possible attacks by Pakistan or violation of the agreement, he said that Pakistan has expressed its commitment to two other countries. If Pakistan takes any aggressive action, then Afghanistan is fully prepared to respond.

Trade resumption and refugees were also discussed
Mulla Yaqoob said that an agreement has been reached between the two countries to return trade to normal. He stressed that Afghanistan is an independent country and it wants to maintain good relations with all countries including Pakistan on the basis of its national interests. On the issue of refugees, he said that the demand for humane treatment of Afghan refugees has also been discussed.

Afghan government spokesperson Zabihullah Mujahid said that Pakistan carried out air strikes in Afghanistan a few hours after extending the ceasefire. The attacks took place on Friday, when the ceasefire that had been in place since Wednesday was extended during the ongoing peace talks in Doha. Mujahid said that civilians were targeted in these attacks and Kabul has the right to respond. However, he also said that out of respect for the negotiation team, Afghan fighters have been instructed not to retaliate for now.

Both countries looking for solution amid border conflict
Dozens of people have died and hundreds have been injured in recent clashes between Pakistan and Afghanistan. The talks between the two countries were led by Pakistan’s Asif and Afghan Defense Minister Mullah Mohammad Yacob. The ground battle and Pakistan’s air action took place along the 2,600 km long disputed border of the two countries. Pakistan says that militant groups based in Afghanistan have recently intensified attacks in Pakistan, and Kabul should stop them.

Important news has come out from Qatar regarding the ongoing war between Pakistan and Afghanistan. Qatar’s Foreign Ministry announced on Sunday morning that Pakistan and Afghanistan have agreed to an immediate ceasefire in the peace talks held in Doha.

The purpose of these talks being mediated by Turkey is to end the fierce border conflict that has been going on for a week, in which dozens of people have been killed and hundreds have been injured. According to Qatar’s statement, both sides agreed to hold meetings in the coming days to ensure the sustainability of the ceasefire and verify its implementation in a credible and sustainable manner.

Talks between leaders of Pakistan and Afghanistan in Doha

Let us tell you that after the return of Taliban to power in Kabul in 2021, there is the biggest conflict between the two neighbors (Pakistan-Afghanistan). Afghan officials confirmed that a Kabul delegation led by Defense Minister Mullah Muhammad Yaqoob participated in the Doha talks, while Pakistan Defense Minister Khawaja Muhammad Asif led discussions with Taliban representatives.

Pakistan made allegations

Pakistan’s Foreign Office said the talks focused on immediate measures from Afghanistan to end cross-border terrorism against Pakistan and to restore peace and stability along the Pak-Afghan border. The violence began after Islamabad demanded Afghanistan to rein in terrorists who were carrying out attacks from across the border into Pakistan.

What answer did Taliban give?

The Taliban denied harboring terrorists and accused Pakistan of spreading misinformation to destabilize Afghanistan and supporting Islamic State-linked groups. Islamabad rejected these allegations, saying that terrorists have been waging a long-term campaign to overthrow the Pakistani government and impose strict Islamic rule.

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Pakistan’s Defense Minister Khawaja Asif has shown a sharp attitude towards Kabul and said that all the Afghan citizens living in Pakistan will have to return to their homeland and the old relations with Afghanistan will no longer be maintained. After this statement the cross border tension has increased further.

Asif said in social media posts and public statements that now Kabul has its own government and system, hence Pakistan’s land and resources belong to 25 crore Pakistanis and due to foreign refugees, pressure on local security and resources is increasing. He also said that Pakistan remained patient for a long time but did not get a positive response from the Afghan side.

Amidst the tension between the two sides, Pakistan and Afghanistan had some time ago agreed to a ceasefire for 48 hours, which was later discussed to be extended for talks and diplomatic efforts. However, there are allegations that immediately after the ceasefire, Pakistan carried out air strikes in Paktika and some surrounding areas, after which the Taliban said that the ceasefire had been broken. These incidents have dealt a blow to peace efforts between the two countries.

Khwaja Asif made a big claim

Khawaja Asif also claimed that Pakistan has given several notices to Afghanistan regarding terrorist incidents taking place from across the border. He cited sending 836 protest letters and 13 démarches and would no longer rely solely on diplomatic appeals or letters. He warned that wherever acts of terrorism are coming from, they will have to pay a heavy price.

Khwaja Asif made these allegations against the Taliban government

Asif also accused the Taliban government ruling in Kabul of working in India’s interests and a conspiracy was being hatched against Pakistan due to the collusion between India and the banned Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP). India has completely rejected this allegation and the allegations and counter-allegations being made by regional players have made the situation more complicated.

The defense minister also said that Pakistan has suffered major losses in the humanitarian and security sectors since the Taliban came to power in 2021; He presented the count of violence during this period by mentioning 10,347 terrorist incidents and 3,844 casualties. Asif said that if there is an attack from Afghan parts, Pakistan is ready to give a strict and decisive reply.

According to local and international media reports, efforts to continue diplomacy are underway: talks are being raised about possible negotiations and mediation in Qatar to control border violence and find a diplomatic way forward. Nevertheless, airstrikes and accusations against each other have intensified regional tensions and the threat of renewed violence remains.

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According to Afghan media, Pakistani Army has conducted an air strike in Paktika province of Afghanistan some time ago. This attack happened at a time when the 48-hour ceasefire between the two countries ended at 6:30 pm today. Although Pakistani media had claimed that the ceasefire has been extended till the proposed talks in Doha, but despite this the Pakistani Army carried out air action across the border.

Drone attacks at three places
According to preliminary information, Pakistani Army carried out drone attacks at three places on the Paktika-South Waziristan border. According to Tolo News, one of these attacks was carried out on the homes of civilians and two attacks were carried out on the military bases of the Afghan Taliban.

The situation is tense between Pakistan and Afghanistan. After heavy firing and bombing, both sides agreed to a 48-hour ceasefire on October 15 (Wednesday). Now the ceasefire has been extended between both the sides. Formal talks can take place between the two countries in Doha. Earlier on Friday, Taliban said that Iran is ready to mediate between Pakistan and Taliban. This information has been given in the Taliban statement quoting Iran’s South Asia affairs official Reza Bahrami, who was present in the meeting held in Kabul.

Earlier, news agency Xinhua, quoting government sources of Afghan media, had told that Afghanistan and Pakistan can hold talks in Doha, the capital of Qatar. Afghan media sources were quoted as saying that an Afghan delegation may go to Doha for talks with the Pakistani side.

Iran’s proposal to become a mediator
According to a Taliban spokesman, Bahrami told Taliban Refugee Minister Abdul Kabir that Iran was ready to help resolve the dispute between Islamabad and Kabul. He also said that Iran is planning to issue 2,00,000 work visas for Afghan citizens.

Ceasefire extended between Pakistan and Afghanistan

Defense ministers and intelligence officials of both sides will hold formal talks in Doha on Saturday 17 October. pic.twitter.com/0UFp0ahTi2

— RT Hindi (@RT_hindi_) October 17, 2025

Discussion on refugee and regional issues
In the meeting, both sides also discussed refugees and recent regional events. Taliban said that Iranian officials can come to Kabul so that economic and diplomatic relations can be strengthened. Abdul Kabir said he would present a plan to Tehran to solve the problems of Afghan returnees to Iran.

Violence and increasing tense situation on the border
This development has come to light amid the most dangerous border clashes between the Taliban and Pakistani security forces last week. According to the UN Assistance Mission in Afghanistan (UNAMA), at least 37 people were killed and 425 injured in these clashes. According to sources, a Taliban delegation will go to Doha for talks to stop the increasing violence.