Cease-Fire Reopens Pakistan–Afghanistan Border; Afghan Migrants Allowed To Cross At Torkham, Chaman

A key border crossing between Pakistan and Afghanistan was temporarily reopened after both sides agreed to a ceasefire following days of deadly clashes. The reopening allowed Afghan migrants to return home, with video showing people welcoming the pause in fighting and organizing their journeys. The fighting had killed dozens and led to the closure of major crossings, displacing many and disrupting travel and trade. Authorities on both sides said they would monitor movements amid the fragile truce, warning that the situation could remain volatile and affect humanitarian access.