Islamabad: Pakistan Foreign Office on Sunday reacted to queries on related to 27th Report of the UN Analytical and Monitoring Team (UNMT).

Pakistan Foreign Office Spokesperson, Mr Zahid Hafeez Chaudhri said that the facts mentioned in report vindicates Pakistan’s longstanding position on threats posed to Pakistan and the region by groups like the TTP, JuA, HuA and their affiliates, based in Afghanistan. Pakistan stands firm in its resolve to partner with international community against the menace of terrorism.
Pakistan, in the past has drawn attention of the international community to the support provided to TTP and its affiliates by the hostile intelligence agencies. One of the results of that support was the merger of JuA, HuA, and other splinter groups of LeJ with TTP in Afghanistan last year.
He said Pakistan has also raised the issue of cross border attacks carried out by TTP on security forces deployed on its side of the border.
Adding he said, Pakistan acknowledges UNMT’s efforts in exposing the hostile agencies’ sponsored collusion of anti-Pakistan elements in Afghanistan. Pakistan expects that a committed effort will be launched by ANDSF and RSM to defuse threat emanating from neighbouring states.

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