Pakistan’s interior minister said on Monday that the Afghan Taliban has assured the government that it will not allow its land to be used against it by Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan militants, amid reports that the insurgents followed several hardline TTPs in Afghanistan. The terrorists have been released. Captured Kabul. The TTP, commonly known as the Pakistani Taliban, is a banned terrorist group based on the Afghan–Pakistan border. It has carried out several major terrorist attacks across Pakistan and is reportedly using Afghan soil to plot terrorist attacks in this country.
Addressing a press conference, Pakistan’s Interior Minister Sheikh Rashid Ahmed said the government had taken note of reports that the Afghan Taliban had freed some TTP terrorists, including its chief commander Maulvi Faqir Mohammad, after taking over the war-torn country. and is in “full contact” with the Taliban on the issue. “The concerned (Afghan) authorities have been asked to control those who have perpetrated terrorism in Pakistan. The Afghan Taliban have assured (us) that the Afghan land is not allowed to be used by the TTP in any case,” he said. will not be allowed.”
The minister’s remarks came amid a media report that Pakistan has handed over a list of most wanted terrorists linked to the TTP to the Afghan Taliban, who were still active in Afghanistan. The list was shared with the Afghan Taliban leadership after they took control of Kabul recently, The Express Tribune reported.
“We have taken up the issue with them (Afghan Taliban). We have given them a list of TTP terrorists operating from Afghanistan,” the report quoted a senior Pakistani official as saying. In addition, Afghan Taliban chief Haibatullah Akhundzada has reportedly set up a three-member commission to investigate Islamabad’s complaints that the TTP was using Afghanistan to plot terrorist attacks across the border.
Pakistan destroyed TTP infrastructure through continuous operations in tribal areas since 2014. It is believed that most of the henchmen fled across the border into Afghanistan and still live there and also use Afghan soil to plan and launch cross-border attacks. According to a report prepared for the United Nations Security Council in July, the TTP has about 6,000 trained fighters on the Afghan side of the border and the Afghan Taliban, despite the predominant distrust with ties as before.
The TTP supported the Afghan Taliban in their fight against the previous Afghan government backed by the United States.
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