Pakistan's UN envoy accuses Afghan Taliban of enabling militants
Most outlets led with the accusation by Pakistan’s UN envoy, Asim Iftikhar, that the Afghan Taliban is enabling militant groups and providing safe havens for attacks in Pakistan. Dunya News added the specific claim of support for the TTP and rising terrorism in Pakistan, while Daily Times similarly highlighted the envoy’s warning about militant violence, though the second excerpt was cut off before providing further detail.
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Pakistan warns Taliban over militant safe havens
Pakistan’s UN envoy Asim Iftikhar Ahmad has accused the Afghan Taliban government of supporting militant groups and allowing Afghanistan to become a base for attacks against Pakistan. He said militant violence has sharply increased, creating serious security concerns for Pakistan and the wider region. Iftikhar said more than 5,200 terrorism-related incidents occurred in Pakistan during […]
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Pakistan says Afghan Taliban enabling militants, destabilising region
Pakistan’s UN envoy Asim Iftikhar accused the Taliban government of enabling militant groups, alleging safe havens and support for the TTP as terrorism rises in Pakistan.
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