The Ministry of Defense of the Islamic Emirate, in response to the claim of the Ministry of Defense of Pakistan regarding the possibility of this country attacking the TTP shelters inside Afghanistan, called his statements unconsidered and an attempt to muddy the waters and said: "Anyone violates our privacy under any pretext or title." If he slows down, he will be responsible for the consequences."
Publish dateSaturday 29 June 2024 - 09:23
Story Code : 292636
Afghan Voice Agency (AVA) - Kabul: Pakistan's Defense Minister Khawaja Muhammad Asif has said that there is a possibility that Pakistan will target the hideout of Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) inside Afghanistan.
He has said that Islamabad can target terrorist hideouts inside Afghanistan and this will not be against international law, because Kabul exports terrorism to Pakistan.
On Thursday, Pakistan's Defense Minister once again accused the Islamic Emirate of supporting Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) militants and warned that the country's army would target TTP's cross-border sanctuaries in Afghanistan in a new operation called "Resolute Resolve".
He has said that there is no issue more important than the immunity or security of Pakistan.
Meanwhile, the Ministry of Defense of the Islamic Emirate has reacted to the statements of the Minister of Defense of Pakistan in a statement on Friday evening, June 28.
The ministry has said that Pakistan's leadership should not allow anyone to comment on sensitive issues.
In the newsletter of the Ministry of Defense of the Islamic Emirate, it is stated: "The Ministry of Defense states that anyone who violates our privacy under any pretext or title will be responsible for the consequences."
This ministry called Khawaja Mohammad Asif Zardari's statements "unmeasured and an attempt to muddy the waters" which is not in anyone's interest.
The ministry added that the Islamic Emirate government's principled position is that it does not allow Afghanistan's soil to be used against another country.
Pakistani officials say that Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) is using Afghan soil to carry out attacks in Pakistan.
The Islamic Emirate has always rejected Pakistan's claim and said that it does not allow any group to use Afghan soil against another country.
Officials of the Islamic Emirate have repeatedly accused Pakistani officials of failing to ensure the security of that country and said that they blame others for their failure.
He has said that Islamabad can target terrorist hideouts inside Afghanistan and this will not be against international law, because Kabul exports terrorism to Pakistan.
On Thursday, Pakistan's Defense Minister once again accused the Islamic Emirate of supporting Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) militants and warned that the country's army would target TTP's cross-border sanctuaries in Afghanistan in a new operation called "Resolute Resolve".
He has said that there is no issue more important than the immunity or security of Pakistan.
Meanwhile, the Ministry of Defense of the Islamic Emirate has reacted to the statements of the Minister of Defense of Pakistan in a statement on Friday evening, June 28.
The ministry has said that Pakistan's leadership should not allow anyone to comment on sensitive issues.
In the newsletter of the Ministry of Defense of the Islamic Emirate, it is stated: "The Ministry of Defense states that anyone who violates our privacy under any pretext or title will be responsible for the consequences."
This ministry called Khawaja Mohammad Asif Zardari's statements "unmeasured and an attempt to muddy the waters" which is not in anyone's interest.
The ministry added that the Islamic Emirate government's principled position is that it does not allow Afghanistan's soil to be used against another country.
Pakistani officials say that Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) is using Afghan soil to carry out attacks in Pakistan.
The Islamic Emirate has always rejected Pakistan's claim and said that it does not allow any group to use Afghan soil against another country.
Officials of the Islamic Emirate have repeatedly accused Pakistani officials of failing to ensure the security of that country and said that they blame others for their failure.
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