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Taliban expresses willingness for talks after Pakistan bombings in major cities

27 February 2026
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The Taliban has expressed willingness to negotiate with Pakistan amid escalating violence, with both sides claiming heavy casualties. Pakistan’s Defence Minister announced an “open war” following airstrikes on Afghan cities, including Kabul and Kandahar, which the Taliban retaliated against. Casualty reports are disputed, with Pakistan claiming significant Afghan losses, while Taliban sources assert fewer casualties on their side. UN officials and regional powers are urging an end to the conflict.

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