Publish dateMonday 11 November 2019 - 17:03
Story Code : 195373
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Pakistani delegation visits Kabul 'to offer apology': source

Pakistani delegation visits Kabul
A Pakistani delegation arrived in Kabul on Monday to express apology over mistreatment of Afghan ambassador, a government source told 1TV.

Last week, Afghan government said that its ambassador in Islamabad had been summoned and mistreated by Pakistan’s intelligence agency ISI.
The Pakistani delegation visiting Kabul includes head of ISI and deputy foreign minister, the source said.
 
Source : Afghan Voice Agency(AVA)
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