PAKISTAN’S civil and military leadership have adopted a ‘wait-and-see’ approach on Afghanistan, a report by local news outlet Tribune said.
The paper quoted official sources as saying they would not jump in to recognise the new government in Kabul, adding that they would work together with countries like China, Russia and Iran to determine their future course of action.
News website Dawn said a meeting chaired by Pakistan’s Prime Minister Imran Khan also endorsed US President Joe Biden’s administration to withdraw from Afghanistan – calling it a “logical conclusion to the conflict”.
The National Security Committee – the country’s top civil-military body – said Pakistan would “continue to work…with all Afghan stakeholders to facilitate an inclusive political settlement”.
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