Taliban Appeals to Pakistan for Non-Interference in Afghan Affairs

Zabiullah Mujahid, the spokesperson for the Taliban, has urged Pakistan to refrain from interfering in Afghanistan’s internal affairs and to focus on resolving its own domestic issues.

The Taliban Urges Pakistan to Avoid Interference in Afghanistan

Mujahid, the senior spokesperson for the Taliban government, emphasized that Pakistan should not intervene in Afghanistan’s internal matters. In a media interview, he stated that these issues pertain to the Afghan people and should be addressed by them alone.

Call to Focus on Domestic Problems

He called on Pakistan to concentrate on resolving its internal problems rather than casting blame on other countries. Mujahid also highlighted the importance of fostering positive relations with neighboring nations.

Security Tensions and Allegations

These remarks come amid heightened tensions between Afghanistan and Pakistan, particularly regarding security. Pakistani officials have accused the Taliban of collaborating with terrorist groups against Pakistan.

Claims of ISIS Presence in Pakistan

Mujahid further claimed that ISIS has established training camps within Pakistan and that the country encourages anti-Taliban factions to engage in conflicts in Afghanistan. He believes that Pakistan aims to destabilize Afghanistan.

Security Through Domestic Arms

The Taliban spokesperson clarified that any weapons present in Afghanistan will solely be used for the security of the country, stating that no use of Afghan territory against other nations will be permitted.