Pakistan Foreign Office said that Pakistan has always said that it wants peaceful resolution of all issues with India.
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Pakistan said on Friday that it wants a peaceful resolution of all issues with India. It also includes the Kashmir issue and the recent agreement on ceasefire is in line with the stance mentioned by Islamabad. Significantly, as an important step to reduce tensions, the forces of India and Pakistan said on Thursday that they have agreed to strictly abide by all agreements on ceasefire in the Line of Control (LOC) and other areas.
After the agreement reached on the ceasefire, it seems that peace can be established on the border between the two countries. However, it remains to be seen whether Pakistan violates the ceasefire like every time. Pakistan Foreign Office spokesman Zahid Hafeez Chaudhri said during a press conference, Pakistan has always said that we want a peaceful resolution of all issues in which internationally recognized Jammu and Kashmir The issue of is also included. There is no change in our theoretical stance.
Conflict over LOC threat to regional peace and security
The Foreign Office spokesman said that Pakistan has consistently underlined the need to follow the 2003 ceasefire agreement in letter and spirit to maintain peace along the Line of Control. He said, we have also said that escalation of conflict along the Line of Control is a threat to regional peace and security. Therefore, this development is in line with Pakistan’s stance. Chaudhary alleged that more than 13,600 ceasefire violations have been committed by India since 2003 and that there were 3,097 ceasefire violations in 2020 alone, killing 28 people and injuring 257 civilians.
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