Afghanistan-Pakistan News: The border dispute has been a major issue between Pakistan and Afghanistan for a long time, which is becoming deeper in recent times. Pakistan recently carried out air strikes on terrorist targets inside Afghanistan, killing several Taliban fighters. After this Afghanistan claimed retaliatory action.
Pakistan Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif gave a strict statement regarding Taliban. He said that Pakistan cannot move forward without crushing Taliban. Meanwhile, there is talk in Pakistan of capturing Wakhan, a part of Afghanistan, over which Taliban is angry.
Pakistan’s history regarding war is very bad
Taliban Deputy Foreign Minister Sher Mohammad Abbas fiercely targeted Pakistan by mentioning India. Posting on Twitter, he said, “At this time Pakistan’s economy and internal instability are so bad that it is not in a position to capture the Wakhan Corridor or fight another war. History Pakistan’s army has a poor record in wars. Pakistan suffered a major defeat in the 1971 war with India and East Pakistan (now Bangladesh) surrendered, the largest surrender in modern history.
Reminded Pakistan of old defeat
The Taliban’s deputy foreign minister said, “Pakistan was defeated in both the battles of Jalalabad in 1973 and 1989 and the battle of Kunar River inside Afghanistan. Pakistan’s army faced continuous defeats in external wars. Outside its borders. Pakistan has not been able to win any big war. Pakistan commits atrocities against the minorities in its country, it should work on it. Full of stupidity.”
Pakistan warned against infiltration
In this way, Taliban has given a big warning to Pakistan that if it tries to infiltrate or break any part of Afghanistan, it will be a big mistake. Earlier, Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif appealed to the country’s political and military stakeholders to unite and stressed the need to deal with the growing security crisis in the country.
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