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An Afghan citizen in Canada Dr. Shaqeeb — a self‑styled talk‑taker — is openly threatening suicide attacks in Pakistan. He expresses solidarity with suicide bombers who have killed civilians in Pakistan and even claims that #Tajiks will also carry out suicide bombings inside Pakistan. It is alarming how Canadian...

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PAKISTAN WARNS UN OF AFGHANISTAN BECOMING BREEDING GROUND FOR TERROR TTP, with around 6,000 fighters, is the largest UN-designated terrorist group operating from Afghan soil. Addressing a UN General Assembly plenary session on the situation in Afghanistan, Pakistan's Permanent Representative to the UN, Ambassador Asim Iftikhar Ahmad, stressed that the war-torn country must not become a breeding ground for terrorist groups. "We must ensure that Afghanistan does not become a breeding ground for terrorists that threatens not only its neighbours, but the region and beyond," Pakistan's Permanent Ambassador to the UN Asim Iftikhar Ahmad said Expanding on the terror threat posed by groups from Afghanistan, Ambassador Iftikhar said that terrorism emanating from Afghanistan - a serious threat to the neighbouring countries, particularly Pakistan. "Daesh continues to target the de facto authorities while other terrorist entities including Al-Qaeda, the TTP, and the BLA, continue to operate from ungoverned spaces in Afghanistan." "Afghanistan must not become a safe haven for terrorism against any other country," the envoy remarked while further highlighting that TTP, with around 6,000 fighters, remains the largest UN-designated terrorist group operating from Afghan soil. The ambassador further Mentioned the use of modern weapons, ammunition and sophisticated equipment by terrorists "to launch increasingly sophisticated attacks against Pakistan, including in the last two weeks". "These incidents underscore the scale and seriousness of the threat we face. Pakistan will continue to take all possible action to ensure the safety and security of its people. "We also have credible evidence of collaboration between the TTP and other groups, such as the Balochistan Liberation Army (BLA) and Majeed Brigade, aimed at disrupting strategic infrastructure and economic development projects in Pakistan," he said. "Regrettably, Afghan soil also continues to be used by terrorists, often proxies, against other countries, particularly Pakistan," the envoy added. Highlighting that Afghanistan's problems directly impacted Pakistan, the ambassador said that the country hosted millions of Afghans for decades and continued to protect vulnerable Afghans despite its limitations. "Since August 2021, an additional one million undocumented individuals crossed into Pakistan, creating among other issues, law-and-order concerns. The international community in our view must share this burden more equitably," he noted while stressed the need for the revival of Afghan economy and banking system, including unfreezing of financial assets, and to enable trade and investment. "Pakistan is committed to expanding trade and pursuing regional connectivity initiatives such as TAPI, CASA-1000, Uzbekistan-Afghanistan-Pakistan railway and extension of the CPEC to Afghanistan, that can contribute immensely to development and peace in Afghanistan and the region. "For the first time in more than four decades, we have seen an end to fighting in Afghanistan. It has been nearly four years since the Taliban takeover. There is renewed hope for a better future for an Afghanistan at peace with itself, its neighbours and the international community. "An Afghanistan which respects and nurtures all Afghans, regardless of considerations of gender, ethnicity, political affiliation or religion and a prosperous Afghanistan free from terrorism; fully integrated into the international community," he concluded while stressing that Afghanistan must not be abandoned and that practical and pragmatic engagement through dialogue and diplomacy - the only way forward.

Eagle Eye

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The recent attack on a train in Baluchistan by the Baluchistan Liberation Army (BLA), allegedly orchestrated from Afghanistan as the attackers were in contact with their handlers and receiving orders via satellite phones is a concerning escalation of tensions between Pakistan and Afghanistan. This incident is part of a larger pattern of Afghanistan providing safe havens to groups and individuals opposed to Pakistan, including TTP, BLA, BLF, and figures such as Khattak and his associates from Peshawar, as well as Achakzai. Some Waziristani individuals, for whom the Afghan government in the 1970s started a prime-time radio show called Pakhtunistan to support those who wanted to separate from Pakistan, as well as tribes like the Mari, Mengal, and Bugti from Baluchistan, among others, are also part of this pattern. The history shows very clearly that Afghanistan is the one that started interfering in Pakistan’s internal affairs and using Afghan soil against Pakistan. The current situation is marked by Afghanistan's continued support for groups and individuals opposed to Pakistan, which Pakistan sees as a threat to its sovereignty. Pakistan's concerns are exacerbated by the fact that these groups and individuals often operate from Afghan territory, allegedly with the support of the Afghan government. Given this context, it is understandable that Pakistan might react harshly to the train attack. However, it is essential for both countries to engage in diplomatic efforts to resolve their differences and address Pakistan's concerns about Afghan support for anti-Pakistan groups and individuals. Pakistan and Afghanistan should work toward a peaceful resolution, focusing on building trust and cooperation to address their shared security concerns.#TrainHijack #jaffar_express

Najiba Faiz

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It has been more than 24 hours but not a single Canadian politician or Canadian Media ( who are experts in interviewing Canada based Khalistani terrorists ) made a comment on terrorist attacks by Canada based Khalistani terrorist Babbar Khalsa International on a foreign investment in Surrey, B.C . B.C is a hub for Mega Fentanyl labs operated by Mexican Cartels, CCP , Pakistan ISI and Canada based Khalistani extremists who are often arrested smuggling Millions of Dollars worth #fentanyl and Cocaine. Just yesterday President Donald J. Trump sanctioned Canada with 35% tariffs for #fentanyl supplies Not surprisingly another Canada based Khalistani terrorist Pannun Sikhs For Justice came with a chilling video threatening Canadian Hindus and foreign investment in Canada. I have said it before , I am saying it again , India needs to treat Canada as par with Pakistan , Pannun is Canadian version of Hafiz Saeed a sanctioned Pakistani Terrorist who spews venom against India from Pakistan while executing terror attacks on Indian soil , similar to what this Khalistani Terrorist Pannun Sikhs For Justice does from Canada. India should bring down it's trade with Canada to $ 0.00 until groups like Sikhs for Justice and World Sikh Organization are not sanctioned for terrorism , USA has taken the first step by sanctioning Canada for #fentanyl , India shouldn't shy off doing the same. Canada in India India in Vancouver India in Canada Secretary Marco Rubio Secretary Kristi Noem FBI Director Kash Patel Dan Bongino FBI JD Vance Vice President JD Vance Dan Stanton Baaz Alex Zoltan Kirk Lubimov Mocha Bezirgan 🇨🇦 Brattani Abhijit Iyer-Mitra Tehseen Poonawalla Official 🇮🇳 Mr Sinha BhikuMhatre sushant sareen Research & Analysis Wing NIA India Piyush Goyal Randhir Jaiswal Dr. S. Jaishankar Anita Anand Pierre Poilievre Shuv Majumdar Melissa Lantsman Mark Carney CSIS Canada RCMP Amit Shah गृहमंत्री कार्यालय, HMO India Narendra Modi PMO India Conservative Party Liberal Party Danielle Smith Scott Moe

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