The Taliban has denied claims made by Islamabad that Pakistan uses modern military equipment against the Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) left of the presence of NATO in Afghanistan, reported local media.
Bilal Karimi, Deputy Spokesperson for the Taliban, said: “We convinced and promised that there was no threat from the land of Afghanistan to any country.”
The problem is in Pakistan, it is their own internal problem,” Tolonews said Bilal’s quote.
Taliban also denied the presence of any group, including TTP in the land of Afghanistan which said that the Afghanistan region would not be used against any country.
It happened after Pakistani Minister of Home Affairs Sheikh Rashid Ahmad said that Pakistani forces used the remaining military equipment from NATO forces, according to ToloNews.
They (Pakistani military) use military equipment left from NATO forces. In my opinion, the Afghan Taliban made great efforts to prevent Pakistani Taliban (TTP), but they did not understand,” Rashid said at Geo TV.
They (TTP) were completed in Kunar, Nangarhar, Nuristan, Paktia and Khost Province, who were along (Durand Line), and they launched an attack on Pakistan. The attack has increased,” Rashid added.
Previously, the international crisis group stated that Islamabad was trying to take further benefits from the 20-year war in Afghanistan.
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