Taliban On Pakistan Atom Bomb: The issue of border dispute between Afghanistan and Pakistan has deepened. On one hand, Pakistan carried out air strikes on Afghanistan, in which many Taliban fighters were killed. Enraged by this, the Taliban claimed retaliatory action and said that Afghanistan had attacked many areas of Pakistan. In the latest development, Taliban Deputy Foreign Minister Sher Mohammad Abbas said that even though Pakistan has a nuclear bomb, it has the fighters to compete with it.
He gave a stern warning to Pakistan and said that they have fighters as powerful as a nuclear bomb. He said that his fighters, inspired by historical figures, have the strength to fight with modern weapons. His comments come after increasing tensions between the two countries, including the recent air strikes by Pakistan in Paktika province of Afghanistan.
‘Pakistan gave a befitting reply’
Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif recently described the cross-border military operation as a “biting reply” to terrorists. Speaking at a government meeting in Islamabad, Sharif said, “The time has come to completely eliminate these terrorists.” It was broadcast by the official Pakistan Television.
Earlier, paying tribute to the sacrifice of Pakistani soldiers and law enforcement officers, he had said, “Every day is a new incident. Be it 10 officers, 5 or members of the Frontier Corps, Police or Army, their martyrdom is the supreme sacrifice.” We should respect him and tell the country that defeating this monster is our shared target.”
Pakistan did not comment on casualties in Afghanistan
Pakistan’s Foreign Ministry defended the air strikes, saying they targeted TTP members. This group is accused of carrying out attacks on Pakistani soil from safe havens in Afghanistan. The ministry did not comment on civilian casualties. Earlier, Afghan officials had said that this included women and children of families of Waziristan refugees. “Such actions are detrimental to regional stability,” the Taliban said in a statement.
