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🚨 QATAR: “THE MEDIATOR” BEHIND TERROR GROUPS Qatari opposition leader خالد الهيل KHALID AL-HAIL says Doha has no real geopolitical value of its own, which is why it manufactures relevance by funding extremist groups and then presenting itself to the West as the indispensable mediator. From Afghanistan to Hamas...

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For over three and a half years, the National Resistance Front of Afghanistan has warned that the Taliban and Al Qaeda strategically mask their global terror activities by attributing attacks to ISIS. With this approach, they claim they aren’t exporting terrorism from Afghanistan while maintaining plausible deniability. Ample evidence confirms this deception. In June 2024, terror cells of Tajikistani terrorists claiming to be ISIS were uncovered in Los Angeles, Philadelphia, and New York. We know these terrorists received training in Afghanistan under the protection of the Taliban and crossed the southern border to enter the US. The video shared here proves this tactic. It features Tajikistani terrorists from Ansarullah, an Al Qaeda-linked group based in Afghanistan trying to overthrow Tajikistan’s republic with Taliban support. They are praising former Taliban terrorist leader Mullah Omar for defeating the US in Afghanistan and declaring their intention to “take Tajikistan just as we took Afghanistan.” Despite using an ISIS flag, their allegiance clearly lies with the Taliban and Al Qaeda. The international community, especially the United States, must recognize this deception. Taliban-occupied Afghanistan remains the epicenter of terrorism, where foreign terrorists are trained and given Afghanistan’s passports and attacks are planned. The fight against terror requires a unified, forceful stance against both ISIS and Taliban-Al Qaeda since both are two sides of the same coin.

Ali Maisam Nazary

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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

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