
Zabihullah Mujahid, spokesperson for the Taliban, has urged Pakistan to refrain from intervening in Afghanistan’s internal affairs and to focus on resolving its own domestic issues.
Zabihullah Mujahid, the senior spokesperson of the Taliban government, emphasized that Pakistan should not interfere in Afghanistan’s internal matters, insisting that these issues are for the Afghan people to resolve themselves.
Mujahid urged Pakistan to concentrate on addressing its own internal problems instead of casting blame on other nations. He also highlighted the importance of fostering positive relations with neighboring countries.
This statement comes as relations between Afghanistan and Pakistan are fraught with tension, particularly concerning security issues. Pakistani officials have accused the Taliban of collaborating with terrorist groups that operate against Pakistan.
Mujahid further claimed that ISIS maintains training camps on Pakistani soil and that this country encourages groups opposed to the Taliban to engage in conflict within Afghanistan. He believes that Pakistan is seeking to destabilize Afghanistan.
The Taliban spokesperson asserted that the weapons present in Afghanistan will only be used for the security of the country, and that Afghanistan’s territory will not be utilized against other nations.