Pakistan’s Terrorism Irony: Points Finger At Afghanistan In UN While Terror Thrives On Its Own Soil | Analysis | World News
When Pakistan launched a new diplomatic attack in the United Nations, which accused Afghanistan of terrorists, his allegations were greeted with global skepticism – especially as the terror infrastructure continued to develop in his territory.
In a recent UN Security Council session, Asim IFtikhar Ahmad, the permanent representative of Pakistan, accused Afghanistan of hosting more than 60 terrorism camps aimed at launching cross -border attacks. In today’s DNA section, Zee News’s executive editor Rahul Sinha analyzed Pakistan’s allegations of terrorism in Afghanistan in the UN:
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Ahmad claimed that more than 6,000 fighters from Pakistan (TTP) from Pakistan (TTP) were deployed in Afghanistan and prepared attacks on Pakistan using weapons provided by the United States. Pakistan also claimed that the pro -extremist content has spread from 70 Afghan internet -based accounts.
While Pakistan demanded international action against these camps and accusing the Taliban for inertia, he easily jumped the existence of more than 150 terrorist groups operating within his borders – which made it the largest terrorist center in the world. Armed with 25,000 to 30,000 militants.
India has sharply responded to the UN and emphasized the long-standing role of Pakistan, which has continued to work from terrorist groups such as Lashkar-E-Taiba (Let) and Jaish-E-Mohammed (JEM) and threaten the peace in the region.
Pakistan’s own backyard
While Pakistan tries to reflect itself as a victim of terrorist figures within its borders, as a victim of terror, videos and public views. Jaish-e-Mohammed’s Masood Ilyas Kashmiri, Saifullah Deputy Kasuri, and Commander Qasim, all found that all other nations clearly threatened other nations.
Trump Eyes Bagram Airbase Again
In a major geopolitical movement, US President Donald Trump has made it clear his intention to return to Afghanistan and get back the Bagram air base. This statement said that shortly after the phone call with Chinese President Xi Jinping, they discussed various issues such as trade, Tiktok and Russia-Ukraa War.
The Bagram Air Base, which the US evacuated in 2021, is only 700-1000 km from China’s key nuclear facilities in Xinjiang. Taking again will allow the US to monitor China’s nuclear ambitions, monitor movements through drones and satellites, and oppose regional threats such as ISIS-K and al-Qaeda.
The base also has a strategic value due to rare land minerals that are not used in Afghanistan’s $ 3 trillion -dollar – the sources of China.
