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Monitoring — Afghan Taliban Deputy Interior Minister Muhammad Nabi Umari during an address at khost has called for dialogue between the Pakistani government and the TTP to resolve the conflict.Umari stated that even if the Pakistani army were as large as one billion strong, it would not be able to end the war, and the TTP too could not emerge victorious against the state, even after a century of fighting. He further said that dialogue remains the only path to resolving the conflict.
Umari referred to those fighting against
Pakistan as brothers and stated that, despite labeling their struggle as Jihad or war, Afghanistan does not interfere in their activities. He also addressed the TTP, noting that without the support of the local populace, they cannot achieve victory.
However, it is important to note that since the Taliban regime came into power in Afghanistan, the TTP has been operating freely from Afghan soil with strategic support from Afghan Taliban.
They have recruited hundreds of Afghans to fight against Pakistan and are running several training camps unimpeded on Afghan soil.
TTP leadership is currently residing in Afghanistan and is not facing any restrictions.
Recently, a video surfaced showing an Afghan Taliban commander instructing TTP members on attacking Pakistani forces.
Numerous Afghan citizens who were TTP members have been killed on Pakistani soil attacking Pakistan's security forces and citizens, including suicide bombers.
The TTP is freely using Afghan territory and US leftover weaponry provided by Afghan Taliban to launch attacks on Pakistani people and their territory.
While Afghanistan releases statements advocating for dialogue to conceal their true intentions, they must take action from their own side and cease sheltering and supporting the TTP.
They should hand over key terrorist commanders residing in Afghanistan under Taliban shelter to Pakistan.
6:20 AM · Apr 3, 2024
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