Taliban’s border provocations: Desperate attempt to shield terrorism originating from Afghanistan
Taliban’s reckless actions endanger Afghan civilians, deepen their international isolation


Heavy firing continues on the Torkham-Jalalabad border between Pakistan and Afghanistan border forces, and heavy weapons are being used.
The cross-border fire continues due to IAG's provocation by carrying out construction in the disputed area despite peace talks and warnings by Pakistan.
Afghan Taliban’s repeated border provocations expose their desperation as Pakistan tightens the noose on terrorism and their support for TTP militants.
The Taliban regime harbors TTP terrorists, using Afghan soil to launch attacks against Pakistan while pretending to seek regional stability. Their actions prove otherwise.
Instead of addressing Afghanistan’s internal crises, the Taliban focus on escalating border tensions, creating instability to distract from their failures.
The Taliban’s support for terrorism extends beyond rhetoric. TTP and other militant groups operate freely under their watch, posing a direct threat to regional security.
Pakistan’s counter-measures effectively target terrorist hideouts, exposing the Afghan Taliban’s duplicity in sheltering and aiding militants.
Every border clash engineered by the Afghan Taliban stems from their frustration over Pakistan’s decisive actions against TTP sanctuaries.
The Taliban’s reckless actions endanger Afghan civilians and deepen their international isolation, yet they continue prioritizing terrorist alliances over their own people’s welfare.

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