Taliban closed the Pakistan border..!? Pakistan is in trouble!
Taliban closed the pakistan..!? pakistan is in trouble!
Presently pakistan is suffering from many serious problems. On the one hand, the economic crisis is challenging it, on the other hand, Tehreek-e-Taliban pakistan (TTP) has been carrying out terrorist attacks regularly. Amidst all this, the deteriorating relationship with the Afghan Taliban is a major problem for Pakistan. Since the Taliban's capture of Kabul, the conflict between the Afghan Taliban and pakistan has been escalating.
It is now reported that Afghan Taliban authorities closed one of the main trade and crossing points with pakistan on Sunday. afghanistan accuses Islamabad of breaking its promises.
The Afghan Taliban are angry with Pakistan. However, the Taliban official did not specify which pledge Islamabad had broken, and some unconfirmed media reports suggested the Taliban were angered by the unannounced ban on Afghan patients traveling to seek treatment in Pakistan.
It is noteworthy that there is tension in the relationship between pakistan and the Afghan Taliban. Pakistan's Foreign minister Bilawal Bhutto Zardari said on saturday that if the Afghan interim government does not demonstrate the "willingness and ability" to crack down on terrorist groups operating from its borders, it will not take long to eliminate terrorism wreaking havoc in Pakistan.
Presently pakistan is suffering from many serious problems. On the one hand, the economic crisis is challenging it, on the other hand, Tehreek-e-Taliban pakistan (TTP) has been carrying out terrorist attacks regularly. Amidst all this, the deteriorating relationship with the Afghan Taliban is a major problem for Pakistan. Since the Taliban's capture of Kabul, the conflict between the Afghan Taliban and pakistan has been escalating.
It is now reported that Afghan Taliban authorities closed one of the main trade and crossing points with pakistan on Sunday. afghanistan accuses Islamabad of breaking its promises.
The Afghan Taliban are angry with Pakistan. However, the Taliban official did not specify which pledge Islamabad had broken, and some unconfirmed media reports suggested the Taliban were angered by the unannounced ban on Afghan patients traveling to seek treatment in Pakistan.
It is noteworthy that there is tension in the relationship between pakistan and the Afghan Taliban. Pakistan's Foreign minister Bilawal Bhutto Zardari said on saturday that if the Afghan interim government does not demonstrate the "willingness and ability" to crack down on terrorist groups operating from its borders, it will not take long to eliminate terrorism wreaking havoc in Pakistan.