Afghanistan's Taliban government spokesperson Zabiullah Mujahid accuses Pakistan's military of aiming to destabilize the region. He claims Pakistan uses the war on terror as...
The recent escalation between Afghanistan and Pakistan has been followed by a 48-hour ceasefire, with both sides accusing each other of initiating the violence.
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After the fall of Kabul, Khalil also came to Khost with his Punjabi group, but when internal conflicts began in Afghanistan, he returned to Pakistan and formed a group called Harakat-ul-Mujahideen, which was spreading terror in Kashmir.
Reports have emerged on Pakistan's social media that three individuals from Pakistan and Pakistan-administered Kashmir, previously associated with militant groups, have traveled to Kabul as a delegation.
Afghanistan and Pakistan have been at loggerheads of late, with clashes erupting across the Durand Line resulting in several deaths across both sides of the Line. Even the peace talks between the two sides failed.
The surge over the past years, in terrorism-related violence in the province can be attributed to three principal factors. First, the United States (US)-Western withdrawal from neighbouring Afghanistan. Second, the fall of Kabul to the Taliban on August 14, 2021. And finally, the collapse of ‘official talks’ between the Pakistan Government and the TTP on November 28, 2022.