This story was first published by Amu TV.
Ministry of Foreign Affairs has updated its official statement on Saturday’s ceasefire between the Taliban and Pakistan, removing a reference to “the border” between the two countries, a shift that has triggered political debate.
The original statement, published after the conclusion of talks in Doha late Saturday, said the ceasefire could help reduce tensions “on the border between the two brotherly countries.” In a revised version released roughly 18 hours later, that phrase was changed to “between the two brotherly countries,” omitting any mention of the border.
The updated paragraph now reads: “The Ministry of Foreign Affairs expressed the State of Qatar’s hope that this important step will contribute to ending tensions between the two brotherly countries and form a solid foundation for sustainable peace in the region.”
The change has drawn attention in Afghan political and media circles, where the issue of the Durand Line — the disputed boundary
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