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Doha, Qatar: Talks between Afghanistan and Pakistan's defence ministers have begun in Doha, but no agreement has been reached so far, Ariana News reported.

The discussions come after Islamabad launched air strikes on Friday, killing at least 10, including three Afghan cricketers in Afghanistan's Paktika province, Al Jazeera earlier reported, citing AFP news agency.

Before the talks, Pakistan said that it does not seek escalation, while the Taliban government warned that Kabul "reserves the right to respond," as Islamabad initiated the conflict by "violating Afghanistan's airspace."

According to the Afghan Foreign Ministry, the talks are being led by Afghanistan's Defence Minister Mullah Muhammad Yaqoob and Pakistan's Defence

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