Afghanistan's Muttaqi accuses Pakistan of unwillingness to resolve disputes and diplomacy failures

Amir Khan Muttaqi, the acting foreign minister of Afghanistan, told diplomats in Kabul on Tuesday that Pakistan shows no intention of resolving its disputes with Afghanistan and that Kabul has lost trust in Islamabad's commitment to diplomacy. He criticized recent strikes as targeting the most vulnerable members of society and argued that these actions demonstrate Pakistan's disregard for Islamic or humanitarian principles of warfare. He urged the international community to take note of these actions and stressed that Islamabad's military establishment has shown a lack of respect for diplomacy, highlighting Kabul's growing frustration over the absence of meaningful engagement.