Prime Minister of Pakistan: In the last two years, 16 Afghan attackers have committed suicide attacks in Pakistan

Afghan Voice Agency (AVA) - International Service: Kaker wrote these statements in an article published in the English newspaper The Telegraph on Sunday, december 17.

 

According to him, 16 other attackers from Afghanistan have engaged in border areas with Pakistani forces.

 

Kakar added: "Whenever we discuss these issues with the government of the Islamic Emirate, they advise us to look inward [to look for the causes in Pakistan]. "Finally, we decided to heed their advice and decide on internal arrangements."

 

Anwar Haq Kakar also wrote in this article in response to the concerns about the deportation of vulnerable people from Pakistan that his country does not deport artists, journalists and human rights activists, but emphasized that they need the support of other countries in this regard.

 

Meanwhile, relations between Kabul and Islamabad have become cold and tense in recent months.

 

The forces of the two sides have clashed many times on the borders, and Pakistan also accuses the Islamic Emirate of sheltering the Pakistani Taliban in Afghanistan. The issue that the Islamic Emirate has always rejected.