Kabul: Tehreek-e-Taliban is collecting funds in Afghanistan to carry out attacks in Pakistan with an appeal, ‘Taliban collected funds in Pakistan to attack the western militaries in Afghanistan. Now we want to do the same in Pakistan.’ While Tehreek is making these preparations, the Taliban has deployed artillery on the Durand Line against the Pakistan military. Taliban made these deployments after the visit of Mullah Yaqoob, the defence minister in the Taliban regime at the Durand Line.
Moreover, a few learned journalists and analysts in Pakistan had warned that their first target would be Pakistan after taking over power in Afghanistan. The warning seems to be realising. Accusing that Pakistan has not stopped the work to erect the barbed wire fence on the Durand Line despite repeated warnings, the Taliban has increased deployments in the region.
As informed by the Afghan media, the Taliban has deployed artillery on the Durand Line in the Asnar and Nari regions in the Kunar Province of Afghanistan. A few days ago, reports of Pakistan shelling the villages in the Kunar province had been received. It is claimed that the Taliban deployment is in retaliation for that attack.
Reports are being received that the Tehreek-e-Taliban is preparing to launch fierce attacks in Pakistan, While the Taliban is deploying artillery on the Durand Line. Tehreek has distributed pamphlets in the Khost province of Afghanistan. Tehreek has appealed for funds to launch attacks on Pakistan in these pamphlets.
The Tehreek has quoted in the communication that the Taliban collected funds from Pakistan for the last 20 years to attack the western militaries. The communication says that the Taliban organisation in Afghanistan is like an elder brother for Tehreek and Tehreek intends to follow their footsteps to launch attacks in Pakistan.
Whereas the suicide squad Al-Badr has seized a big haul of arms being smuggled for the Pakistan military. Last year, the United States had left these arms behind while leaving Afghanistan. Part of these weapons has fallen in the hands of the Pakistan supporter groups and local gangs involved in weapons smuggling. The US media had reported that a major chunk of these weapons was being smuggled for the Pakistan army.
As per these US media, the Pakistan army was purchasing these weapons to take action against the terrorists from Tehreek. The report claimed that the Pakistani soldiers were falling short in front of the strength of the Tehreek terrorists. But it has been exposed that the weapons are falling into the hands of anti-India terrorists in Pakistan.
Meanwhile, it is claimed that the tension between Pakistan and the Taliban is increasing by the day. Discussions are also rife among the Pakistan media about it. Thus, the Taliban did not send its Foreign Minister Amir Khan Mosaki for the meeting of the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation held in Pakistan. According to the Pakistan media, this Taliban decision is an embarrassment for Pakistan.
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