Afghan Trucks Roll Into India via Pakistan

India reopens Wagah-Attari Border for Afghanistan transit trucks after weeks of disruption - Khaama Press

Image/Hindustan Times. India has reopened the Wagah-Attari Border for Afghanistan transit trucks after weeks of disruption, easing trade and logistics challenges. Following a significant de-escalation in India-Pakistan relations and the implementation of a ceasefire agreement, the Wagah-Attari border has reopened to Afghanistan transit trucks. This vital land route, the only authorized corridor for trade between India and Pakistan, had been clos…

Afghan trucks roll into India via Pakistan

Eight trucks carrying Afghan goods have been allowed entry into India via Pakistan, media reports say.

India allows entry of 160 Afghan trucks via Pakistan border

A day after a rare phone call between Acting Afghan Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi and his Indian counterpart Subrahmanyam Jaishankar, India has allowed 160 trucks carrying Afghan goods to enter through the Wagah border with Pakistan. The trucks had been held up due to heightened military tensions between India and Pakistan following a deadly attack in Indian-administered Kashmir. The conversation between Muttaqi and Jaishankar marks the hig…

Indian media reported that the Wagah-Atari border crossing has been opened to Afghan perishable goods as tensions with Pakistan eased following a ceasefire agreement. Eight of the 150 trucks carrying Afghan goods crossed the Wagah-Atari border and entered India on Friday, official sources said. "Eight trucks have arrived in India," BK Bajaj, president of the Indian Chamber of Commerce, confirmed. Other trucks are expected to arrive soon. We than…

Attari-Wagah border reopens for Afghan trucks amid ceasefire, easing trade woes

India’s trade with Afghanistan relies heavily on the Attari-Wagah route, with around 40 to 50 trucks typically crossing daily under normal circumstances.