Pakistan-Afghanistan relations are in the worst phase so far, why is the Taliban angry with their city country!

Islamabad. On Taliban claims that Pakistan is allowing the US to operate drones from its soil against Afghanistan, Islamabad has told rulers in Kabul that such allegations would be detrimental to bilateral ties. Al Qaeda leader Ayman al-Zawahiri was killed in a US drone missile strike in central Kabul on July 31. A month later, Afghanistan’s interim defense minister Mullah Muhammad Yacob alleged last week that Pakistan was allowing the US to operate drones from its soil against the war-torn country.

“As per our information, drones are entering Afghanistan from Pakistan. They use Pakistan’s airspace. What we eat from Pakistan is to have its airspace against us. Quoting official sources, The Express Tribune newspaper said in a report on Sunday that Pakistan is disappointed with Yakub’s allegations and it reflects a similar mindset to the previous Afghan administration, which has blamed Islamabad for its own failures. Worked.

The report quoted sources as saying that Pakistan did not expect such a public statement from a senior Afghan Taliban leader, despite the fact that Islamabad has been very supportive of Afghanistan’s interim government since the Taliban returned to power. Has been doing. Something has been done. It said it had been made clear privately to the de facto rulers of Kabul that such allegations would be detrimental to bilateral relations.

After the death of Zawahiri, questions are being raised as to where and from where the American drone took off. Pakistan continues to deny its involvement in this and also says that neither the drone took off from Pakistan nor did it use Pakistani airspace.

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