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China Urges Ceasefire In Pak-Taliban Clashes, Backs Counterterrorism Efforts

Feb 27, 2026, 12:09 GMT+0

China expressed concern over escalating border tensions between Pakistan and the Taliban, while reaffirming its support for efforts to combat terrorism in all its forms.

A spokesperson for China’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs called on the parties to implement an immediate ceasefire.

The remarks were made on Friday, 27 February, during a regular press briefing following an intensification of armed clashes between Pakistan and Afghanistan.

The ministry said the latest clashes appeared more intense than previous incidents and warned that any continuation or escalation would harm both sides.

China urged the parties to resolve their differences through dialogue and said it stands ready to use its diplomatic channels to help ease tensions.

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