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Taliban Foreign Minister Says There Is No Unified Command or Decision-Making Center in Pakistan Mullah Amir Khan Muttaqi, in a meeting with the group’s media analysts, said that there is no unified command or decision-making center in Pakistan. Mullah Muttaqi questioned what it means when Pakistani Foreign Minister Ishaq...

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Taliban Foreign Minister Calls Recent Dispute with Pakistan a Problem with “Pakistan’s Military Circles” Mullah Amir Khan Muttaqi, the Taliban’s Foreign Minister, says that the recent dispute between the group and Pakistan is a problem between the Taliban and the military circles of the Pakistani government. Mullah Muttaqi claims that over the past four years, Pakistan has committed violations of Afghanistan’s territory. The Foreign Minister also alleges that ISIS fighters are being trained on Pakistani soil. He adds that one of Pakistan’s demands is the relocation of TTP fighters into Afghan territory, which, according to him, is not feasible. #aamajnews
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