Highlighting the threat posed by the 6,000-strong Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) to Afghanistan’s neighbours, a top Pakistani diplomat has told the UN Security Council that the Kabul authorities were complicit in the conduct of the TTP’s cross-border attacks against Pakistan.
Highlighting the threat posed by the 6,000-strong Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan to Afghanistan’s neighbours, a top Pakistani diplomat has told the UN Security Council that the Kabul authorities were complicit in the conduct of the TTP’s cross-border attacks against Pakistan.
Opening the debate, Roza Otunbayeva, Special Representative of the UN Secretary-General for Afghanistan, said that the Taliban were failing to honour their international obligations of not allowing the Afghan territory to be used for cross-border attacks.
Noting that the Taliban government was not effective in fighting its challenger — Daesh – the Pakistani envoy referred to the numerous attacks claimed by Daesh in Afghanistan as well as its attacks in Kerman, Iran, Moscow, Russia and more recently, in Peshawar. While fighting Daesh, the Pakistani envoy said the Kabul authorities had failed to address the threat posed to the region and beyond by other terrorist groups, such as Al-Qaeda, the TTP and Baloch terrorists, including the BLA and its Majeed Brigade, which are present in Afghanistan.
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