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How Did Afghanistan’s Borders Take Shape? Afghanistan’s borders were shaped by history and diplomacy drawn through treaties, not conquest. Its frontiers with Iran, Central Asia, and China were peacefully settled and mutually recognized. Yet, the Durand Line with Pakistan, agreed in 1893 and reaffirmed later, remains disputed for political... show more

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The unloading and import of hundreds of oil and gas wagons from neighboring countries continue through the Aqina port. Afghanistan’s trade with all its neighboring countries—except Pakistan—remains normal. However, if the Pakistani regime does not revise its current policies, it will face further losses, the burden of which will ultimately fall on the people of Pakistan. We deeply regret the suffering of the Pakistani people, but Afghanistan has taken this step out of necessity, not desire.

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Pakistan is not reliable at all and is willing to sustain the Islamic regime in Iran’s terrorism. Pakistan did not condemn Iran’s aggression against the UAE, Bahrain, and other Muslim countries. In negotiations with the Trump administration, Pakistan refused to ask Iran to stop attacking the Gulf states. Pakistan wants to be the oxygen for the Islamic regime. Saudi Arabia is making an agreement with Pakistan that will not provide protection; Islamabad will simply take funds and share some with the Islamic regime in Iran..it is essentially bribing terrorism not to attack you. That will not happen with the UAE. The UAE does not negotiate with terrorists.

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#WATCH | Delhi | On the tensions between Pakistan and Afghanistan, Afghanistan Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi says, "... The people of Pakistan, in the majority, are peace-loving and want good relations with Afghanistan. We have no issues with the Pakistani civilians. There are a few elements in Pakistan that are creating tensions. Afghanistan will safeguard its borders and its national interest, and that is why it immediately retaliated to the escalation from Pakistan. We achieved our military objectives last night, and our friends, Qatar and Saudi Arabia, have expressed that this conflict should come to an end, so we have paused it from our side for the time being. The situation is now under control. We only want good relations and peace... When someone tries to interfere in our internal matters, all civilians, government heads, ulemas and all religious leaders come together to fight in the interest of the country... Afghanistan has been under conflict for 40 years... Afghanistan is finally free and is working for peace... If Pakistan doesnt want good relations and peace, then Afghanistan has other options as well."

#WATCH | Delhi | On the tensions between Pakistan and Afghanistan, Afghanistan Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi says, "... The people of Pakistan, in the majority, are peace-loving and want good relations with Afghanistan. We have no issues with the Pakistani civilians. There are a few elements in Pakistan that are creating tensions. Afghanistan will safeguard its borders and its national interest, and that is why it immediately retaliated to the escalation from Pakistan. We achieved our military objectives last night, and our friends, Qatar and Saudi Arabia, have expressed that this conflict should come to an end, so we have paused it from our side for the time being. The situation is now under control. We only want good relations and peace... When someone tries to interfere in our internal matters, all civilians, government heads, ulemas and all religious leaders come together to fight in the interest of the country... Afghanistan has been under conflict for 40 years... Afghanistan is finally free and is working for peace... If Pakistan doesnt want good relations and peace, then Afghanistan has other options as well."

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Khyber Pakhtunkhwa belongs to Afghanistan 🇦🇫 Waziristan historically and naturally belongs to Khost. 😉 Anyone who reads real history knows this. If the name Haji Mirzali Khan – the Faqir of Ipi means nothing to you, then you don’t know your own roots. Before the fake 1893 Durand Line, all these areas were one Afghan region — ruled by Afghan tribes, Afghan elders, and Afghan laws. The British drew a line on paper; the people never accepted it. Not then. Not now. From Bacha Khan’s political struggle to the armed resistance of the Faqir of Ipi, one fact never changed: These lands lived as Afghans, fought as Afghans, and identified as Afghans. Even today, every Pashtun knows the truth — paper borders don’t erase history.

Khyber Pakhtunkhwa belongs to Afghanistan 🇦🇫 Waziristan historically and naturally belongs to Khost. 😉 Anyone who reads real history knows this. If the name Haji Mirzali Khan – the Faqir of Ipi means nothing to you, then you don’t know your own roots. Before the fake 1893 Durand Line, all these areas were one Afghan region — ruled by Afghan tribes, Afghan elders, and Afghan laws. The British drew a line on paper; the people never accepted it. Not then. Not now. From Bacha Khan’s political struggle to the armed resistance of the Faqir of Ipi, one fact never changed: These lands lived as Afghans, fought as Afghans, and identified as Afghans. Even today, every Pashtun knows the truth — paper borders don’t erase history.

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