Pakistan and Afghanistan announced a 'temporary ceasefire' on Wednesday, following an airstrike and ground fighting that have caused rising tensions between the two South Asian neighbors.
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On Wednesday, Pakistan and Afghanistan agreed on a 'temporary ceasefire' following clashes along the disputed border, which destroyed the fragile peace after the weekend clashes that killed dozens of people, the worst between the two countries since the Taliban took power in Kabul in 2021.
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