Following the statement of the Foreign Minister of Pakistan that the threat of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Taliban from Afghanistan soil has hindered the development of Pakistan-Afghanistan relations and the continuation of this situation will bring more challenges, international relations experts say that the leaders of the countries of the region, especially Pakistan, should not blame the Islamic Emirate for insecurities, because the main nests of terrorist groups are outside the borders of Afghanistan.
Publish dateSaturday 27 May 2023 - 12:35
Story Code : 270724
Experts in international relations:
Neighbors should not blame the Islamic Emirate for their internal insecurities
Afghan Voice Agency (AVA) - Kabul: Bilawal Bhutto Zardari, the foreign minister of Pakistan on Friday May 26, said in the foreign relations committee of the Senate of this country: the terroristic threats of the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Taliban if not taken seriously by the Islamic Emirate and the world will have disastrous consequences.
Ahmed Bilal Alzai, an expert on international relations, said in a conversation with AVA: The leaders of the countries of the region, especially Pakistan, should not blame the Islamic Emirate for the insecurity in their countries, because the main nests of terrorist groups are outside the borders of Afghanistan.
He added: Pakistani government officials want to tell the world that terrorist groups are present in Afghanistan, in order to exonerate themselves, with their false statements that Islamic Emirate supports Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan.
Alizi added that the main cause of insecurity and political and economic crisis in Pakistan are the leaders of the government who have been in power for more than several decades.
This expert on international relations pointed out: instead of accusing other countries of insecurity in their country, it is better for Pakistani government officials to work to improve their internal conditions and resolve their differences with Tehreek-e-Taliban.
At the same time, Abdul Shakoor Salangi, an expert on international relations, said in an interview with AVA: "The differences over the Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) group and some border issues will not cause the severance of relations between Afghanistan and Pakistan, because Pakistani politicians have come to the understanding that the severance of relations It causes the expansion of the activities of terrorist groups in the borders of both countries.
Stating that the good relations between Pakistan and Afghanistan are beneficial to both countries, he clarified that the people of Afghanistan and Pakistan have a lot in common from a cultural point of view, and Afghanistan has the longest border with Pakistan compared to other neighboring countries.
This expert on international relations added that the increase in insecurity and the current situation in Pakistan was the result of Islamabad's decades-long policy. Instead of bullying and threats, the country's authorities should take cautious steps to stabilize the region.
Also, the spokesman of the Islamic Emirate, in response to the statements of the Foreign Minister of Pakistan, called the issue of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Taliban an internal issue of this country and added that Afghanistan's soil will not be used against any country.
Zabihullah Mujahid, the spokesman of the Islamic Emirate, said that the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan has full control over the situation, other countries including Pakistan should not attribute their internal issues to Afghanistan and should try to solve their internal issues within their own country.
He has added that the issue of Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan is an internal issue of this country and therefore this issue should be resolved inside this country.
Meanwhile, the Pakistani authorities say that Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan has safe places inside Afghanistan and they go across the border to attack Pakistan, but the Pakistani Taliban have said that they coordinate their attacks from inside Pakistan.
Ahmed Bilal Alzai, an expert on international relations, said in a conversation with AVA: The leaders of the countries of the region, especially Pakistan, should not blame the Islamic Emirate for the insecurity in their countries, because the main nests of terrorist groups are outside the borders of Afghanistan.
He added: Pakistani government officials want to tell the world that terrorist groups are present in Afghanistan, in order to exonerate themselves, with their false statements that Islamic Emirate supports Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan.
Alizi added that the main cause of insecurity and political and economic crisis in Pakistan are the leaders of the government who have been in power for more than several decades.
This expert on international relations pointed out: instead of accusing other countries of insecurity in their country, it is better for Pakistani government officials to work to improve their internal conditions and resolve their differences with Tehreek-e-Taliban.
At the same time, Abdul Shakoor Salangi, an expert on international relations, said in an interview with AVA: "The differences over the Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) group and some border issues will not cause the severance of relations between Afghanistan and Pakistan, because Pakistani politicians have come to the understanding that the severance of relations It causes the expansion of the activities of terrorist groups in the borders of both countries.
Stating that the good relations between Pakistan and Afghanistan are beneficial to both countries, he clarified that the people of Afghanistan and Pakistan have a lot in common from a cultural point of view, and Afghanistan has the longest border with Pakistan compared to other neighboring countries.
This expert on international relations added that the increase in insecurity and the current situation in Pakistan was the result of Islamabad's decades-long policy. Instead of bullying and threats, the country's authorities should take cautious steps to stabilize the region.
Also, the spokesman of the Islamic Emirate, in response to the statements of the Foreign Minister of Pakistan, called the issue of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Taliban an internal issue of this country and added that Afghanistan's soil will not be used against any country.
Zabihullah Mujahid, the spokesman of the Islamic Emirate, said that the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan has full control over the situation, other countries including Pakistan should not attribute their internal issues to Afghanistan and should try to solve their internal issues within their own country.
He has added that the issue of Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan is an internal issue of this country and therefore this issue should be resolved inside this country.
Meanwhile, the Pakistani authorities say that Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan has safe places inside Afghanistan and they go across the border to attack Pakistan, but the Pakistani Taliban have said that they coordinate their attacks from inside Pakistan.
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