According to Dawn’s report, Jalil Abbas Jilani, Pakistan’s Interim Foreign Minister, said on Friday that the Taliban should fulfil their commitments to not threaten Pakistan from Afghanistan.
At least four Pakistani soldiers were killed in an attack on two military posts in Chitral, Pakistan, on Wednesday, September 6, while more than 16 militant fighters were trying to enter Pakistan from Afghanistan. The forces stationed along They were killed on the border with this country.
These fighters had attacked two security posts in the southern part of Chitral. The pre-dawn attack targeted checkpoints at the Astoi and Jinjirat Kouh crossings located in southern Chitral, bordering Afghanistan’s Nuristan province.
Astoi Pass is located in the ‘Bumburt Valley’, one of the three valleys south of Chitral, where the Kalash community resides.
The press department of the Pakistan Army said: The movement of terrorists in the areas of Gavardesh, Pitigal, Bargh Metal, and Betash in Nuristan and Kunar provinces of Afghanistan had been identified earlier, and it was shared with the Taliban group in time.
He added: The Taliban group was expected to fulfil their commitments and prevent terrorist acts from Afghanistan against Pakistan.
According to reports, the Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) has claimed responsibility for the attack through its spokesman, Mohammad Khorasani.
In response to a question about the increase in terrorism in Pakistan originating from Afghanistan, Foreign Minister Jilani told Dawn news agency: “This was an isolated incident, and we do not think that they have carried out these attacks with the cooperation of the Afghanistan Taliban.”
