
Trump Pledges Swift Resolution To Pakistan-Afghanistan Border Crisis
U.S. President Donald Trump has said he will resolve the ongoing conflict between Pakistan and Afghanistan “very quickly.” His remarks came during the ASEAN Summit in Kuala Lumpur, where he highlighted Washington’s willingness to engage in efforts to reduce border tensions.
Ongoing Talks
Negotiations between Pakistan and Afghanistan are taking place in Istanbul following violent clashes along the border earlier this month. Pakistan has alleged that Afghan-based militants have carried out cross-border strikes, while Afghanistan has denied the charges. Both sides recently agreed to a ceasefire, but its stability remains uncertain.
Trump’s Comments
Trump told delegates that he had been briefed on the situation and added: “I’ll get that solved very quickly.” He also praised Pakistani leadership, calling them “great people,” a remark seen as an attempt to build goodwill.
Key Concerns
Experts caution that despite U.S. interest, resolving the conflict will require more than diplomatic gestures. Persistent mistrust, militant activity, and regional rivalries continue to threaten peace. The next test will be whether both nations uphold their ceasefire commitments and avoid escalation.
















