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India Reportedly Most Disappointed Over Pakistan-Afghanistan Ceasefire Agreement

Last updated: October 19, 2025 12:07 pm
Aiza Uddin
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Reports suggest that India has expressed disappointment over the recent ceasefire agreement between Pakistan and Afghanistan. According to diplomatic sources, the development is seen in New Delhi as a shift in regional dynamics that could affect its strategic interests. Observers note that while the agreement has been welcomed internationally as a step toward stability, India’s unease reflects its concerns over changing alliances in the region.

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