
The issue of worsening the Afghan-Pakistan conflict will be discussed at a meeting of the Moscow format on October 5.
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The eighth meeting of the Moscow format of consultations on Afghanistan is scheduled for October 5.
Russia will be happy to bring the conflicting Afghanistan and Pakistan to reasonable compromises, using the negotiating platform in Moscow, said the special representative of the Russian President for Afghanistan Zamir Kabulov.
The aggravation of the Afghan-Pakistani conflict will be discussed at the eighth meeting of the Moscow format of consultations on Afghanistan, which will be held in Moscow on October 5.
“Of course, this issue will probably be raised, and we will be happy to use the Moscow platform to bring both conflicting parties to some reasonable compromises,” Kabulov told Izvestia.
At the negotiations in Moscow, Afghanistan will be represented, in particular, by Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi, and Pakistan will be represented by the country's special representative for Afghanistan, the ambassador in Kabul and several other senior officials involved in foreign policy issues, Kabulov specified.
“The escalation, unfortunately, continues, and there is no end in sight, since both sides stand in their positions,” added the special representative of the Russian President for Afghanistan.
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