Islamic Emirate - Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi: said that border tensions Not in Anyone’s Interest

[Battlion25]

and keeping TTP in safe houses is his interest ?

They have nothing to do with TTP and there was another interview 2 days ago distancing themselves from TTP. Saying Afghan territories can't be used

 

[Titanium100]

What about BLA?

 

[Battlion25]

What about BLA?

BLA is a different element

 

[lightning F57]

Key priority on the western side should ge to seal the durand line, it will be costly but it's a way to limit these attacks. Also the Iranian border needs something similar. Unfortunately the countries economic crisis will mean these attacks will only increase.

 

[NooriNuth]

I am ashamed that Pakistani delegation went to Afghanistan to beg fir mercy.
Luckily I am also a British so can forget my Pakistani origin on these occasions

 

[Sinnerman108]

Except is the other way around.. We need the connectivity more then they do.. Central asia is behind them not us.. War in their backyard has effected our economy.. Our economy will eventually grow and improve as theres will improve.. It will knock off on ours

I don't think you quite grasp the connectivity phenomenon.

 

[HAIDER]

Muttaqi: Clashes in Borders Not in Anyone’s Interest​

Speaking at a conference in Kabul on Sunday, Muttaqi said Kabul considers Islamabad a friendly neighbor.

RELATED NEWS​

• Pakistan Delegation to Visit Afghanistan This Week
• Joint Committee Formed to Address Tensions along Durand Line

Following clashes along the Durand Line between Afghan and Pakistani forces, Acting Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi said that tensions along the Durand Line are not in the interest of any side and that relations between Kabul and Islamabad should be based on principles.

Speaking at a conference in Kabul on Sunday, Muttaqi said Kabul considers Islamabad a friendly neighbor.

“Clash between our border forces and yours is neither in your interest nor in ours. Making trouble on the Durand Line is neither in your interest nor in ours. I look upon you as a brother and a Muslim. Look at us with the same eyes. Do business with us in the light of principles, and have relations with us based on principles,” Muttaqi said.

Pakistani officials have not said anything about Afghanistan’s acting foreign minister’s remarks.

But Pakistan’s foreign minister recently said that Washington is eager to support Islamabad in keeping Pakistan secure from attacks “coming across the Afghan border.”

Dawn reported that Pakistani Foreign Minister Bilawal Bhutto Zardari has said that the United States is willing to provide Pakistan funds to enhance border security for preventing cross-border attacks from Afghanistan.

According to the report, Zardari said that during his visit to the US Congress last week, two senior senators, Bob Menendez from New Jersey and Lindsey Graham from South Carolina, told him that they were provided “funding in the 2023 budget to help us with border security”.

Political experts said the only solution to remove the tensions between Afghanistan and Pakistan is through understanding and dialogue.

“The policy of constructive engagement is what is the urgent and fundamental need now for both nations, for Pakistan as well as for the current government and the people of Afghanistan,” said Sayed Mustafa Murtazawi, a political analyst.

“Mutual respect between nations, no interference in social, political, or economic affairs of another country and good relations between two countries are always the solution to all problems,” said Abdul Jamil Shirani, a political analyst.

In the last month, there have been two border clashes at the Spin Boldak-Chaman crossing between Pakistani border guards and Islamic Emirate forces that have resulted in casualties and financial losses for both sides.

For his part, Afghan government spokesperson Zabihullah Mujahid told Dawn.com on Monday that the Taliban leaders have formed a committee to ensure that such incidents of violence do not take place in the future.

“This is not the approach of the Islamic Emirate to create any problem or mistrust with Pakistan. We want solution to the issues along the borders or gates and do not want create any problem,” said Mujahid.

“Pakistan should also not create sensitivities. We have taken measures to control the situation after the recent incidents. Formation of the committee shows our seriousness to stop any such incident in future,” he added.

Muttaqi: Clashes in Borders Not in Anyone’s Interest | TOLOnews

Speaking at a conference in Kabul on Sunday, Muttaqi said Kabul considers Islamabad a friendly neighbor.

tolonews.com

When mullah gives you the lecture on brotherhood and Islam, it means he going to do something very bad against you. Keep hitting them and keep listening to their lecture .... that's all.

 

[Great Janjua]

He says as 50 Taliban fighters descend upon the Durand Line.. These Talibs are better at foreign policy than Army and our Govt combined.

 

[villageidiot]

Ladies and gentlemen meet Lindsay Graham who will provide funding to Pakistan for securing the border & he’s Quran burning friend .

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Republicans have generally been friendlier to Pakistan unlike those stuck up bitches, teh democrats.
But, republicans are also the more bigoted of the two.

so what can we do?
Beggars are not choosers.

 

[python-000]

Muttaqi: Clashes in Borders Not in Anyone’s Interest​

Speaking at a conference in Kabul on Sunday, Muttaqi said Kabul considers Islamabad a friendly neighbor.

RELATED NEWS​

• Pakistan Delegation to Visit Afghanistan This Week
• Joint Committee Formed to Address Tensions along Durand Line

Following clashes along the Durand Line between Afghan and Pakistani forces, Acting Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi said that tensions along the Durand Line are not in the interest of any side and that relations between Kabul and Islamabad should be based on principles.

Speaking at a conference in Kabul on Sunday, Muttaqi said Kabul considers Islamabad a friendly neighbor.

“Clash between our border forces and yours is neither in your interest nor in ours. Making trouble on the Durand Line is neither in your interest nor in ours. I look upon you as a brother and a Muslim. Look at us with the same eyes. Do business with us in the light of principles, and have relations with us based on principles,” Muttaqi said.

Pakistani officials have not said anything about Afghanistan’s acting foreign minister’s remarks.

But Pakistan’s foreign minister recently said that Washington is eager to support Islamabad in keeping Pakistan secure from attacks “coming across the Afghan border.”

Dawn reported that Pakistani Foreign Minister Bilawal Bhutto Zardari has said that the United States is willing to provide Pakistan funds to enhance border security for preventing cross-border attacks from Afghanistan.

According to the report, Zardari said that during his visit to the US Congress last week, two senior senators, Bob Menendez from New Jersey and Lindsey Graham from South Carolina, told him that they were provided “funding in the 2023 budget to help us with border security”.

Political experts said the only solution to remove the tensions between Afghanistan and Pakistan is through understanding and dialogue.

“The policy of constructive engagement is what is the urgent and fundamental need now for both nations, for Pakistan as well as for the current government and the people of Afghanistan,” said Sayed Mustafa Murtazawi, a political analyst.

“Mutual respect between nations, no interference in social, political, or economic affairs of another country and good relations between two countries are always the solution to all problems,” said Abdul Jamil Shirani, a political analyst.

In the last month, there have been two border clashes at the Spin Boldak-Chaman crossing between Pakistani border guards and Islamic Emirate forces that have resulted in casualties and financial losses for both sides.

For his part, Afghan government spokesperson Zabihullah Mujahid told Dawn.com on Monday that the Taliban leaders have formed a committee to ensure that such incidents of violence do not take place in the future.

“This is not the approach of the Islamic Emirate to create any problem or mistrust with Pakistan. We want solution to the issues along the borders or gates and do not want create any problem,” said Mujahid.

“Pakistan should also not create sensitivities. We have taken measures to control the situation after the recent incidents. Formation of the committee shows our seriousness to stop any such incident in future,” he added.

Muttaqi: Clashes in Borders Not in Anyone’s Interest | TOLOnews

Speaking at a conference in Kabul on Sunday, Muttaqi said Kabul considers Islamabad a friendly neighbor.

tolonews.com

But it is in the interest of US india & iran...

 

[RescueRanger]

Muttaqi: Clashes in Borders Not in Anyone’s Interest​

Speaking at a conference in Kabul on Sunday, Muttaqi said Kabul considers Islamabad a friendly neighbor.

RELATED NEWS​

• Pakistan Delegation to Visit Afghanistan This Week
• Joint Committee Formed to Address Tensions along Durand Line

Following clashes along the Durand Line between Afghan and Pakistani forces, Acting Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi said that tensions along the Durand Line are not in the interest of any side and that relations between Kabul and Islamabad should be based on principles.

Speaking at a conference in Kabul on Sunday, Muttaqi said Kabul considers Islamabad a friendly neighbor.

“Clash between our border forces and yours is neither in your interest nor in ours. Making trouble on the Durand Line is neither in your interest nor in ours. I look upon you as a brother and a Muslim. Look at us with the same eyes. Do business with us in the light of principles, and have relations with us based on principles,” Muttaqi said.

Pakistani officials have not said anything about Afghanistan’s acting foreign minister’s remarks.

But Pakistan’s foreign minister recently said that Washington is eager to support Islamabad in keeping Pakistan secure from attacks “coming across the Afghan border.”

Dawn reported that Pakistani Foreign Minister Bilawal Bhutto Zardari has said that the United States is willing to provide Pakistan funds to enhance border security for preventing cross-border attacks from Afghanistan.

According to the report, Zardari said that during his visit to the US Congress last week, two senior senators, Bob Menendez from New Jersey and Lindsey Graham from South Carolina, told him that they were provided “funding in the 2023 budget to help us with border security”.

Political experts said the only solution to remove the tensions between Afghanistan and Pakistan is through understanding and dialogue.

“The policy of constructive engagement is what is the urgent and fundamental need now for both nations, for Pakistan as well as for the current government and the people of Afghanistan,” said Sayed Mustafa Murtazawi, a political analyst.

“Mutual respect between nations, no interference in social, political, or economic affairs of another country and good relations between two countries are always the solution to all problems,” said Abdul Jamil Shirani, a political analyst.

In the last month, there have been two border clashes at the Spin Boldak-Chaman crossing between Pakistani border guards and Islamic Emirate forces that have resulted in casualties and financial losses for both sides.

For his part, Afghan government spokesperson Zabihullah Mujahid told Dawn.com on Monday that the Taliban leaders have formed a committee to ensure that such incidents of violence do not take place in the future.

“This is not the approach of the Islamic Emirate to create any problem or mistrust with Pakistan. We want solution to the issues along the borders or gates and do not want create any problem,” said Mujahid.

“Pakistan should also not create sensitivities. We have taken measures to control the situation after the recent incidents. Formation of the committee shows our seriousness to stop any such incident in future,” he added.

Muttaqi: Clashes in Borders Not in Anyone’s Interest | TOLOnews

Speaking at a conference in Kabul on Sunday, Muttaqi said Kabul considers Islamabad a friendly neighbor.

tolonews.com

@Jango @PDF please can we have a middle finger emoji for the like and react button . That’s what I feel like doing every time someone shared anything the taliban have to say

 

[Riz]

Both parties are morons , both are unpopular, and most hated by their own people of countries, both parties are liars & corrupt , both belongs to failed nations due to their war lords and generals

 

[Signalian]

Muttaqi: Clashes in Borders Not in Anyone’s Interest​

Speaking at a conference in Kabul on Sunday, Muttaqi said Kabul considers Islamabad a friendly neighbor.

RELATED NEWS​

• Pakistan Delegation to Visit Afghanistan This Week
• Joint Committee Formed to Address Tensions along Durand Line

Following clashes along the Durand Line between Afghan and Pakistani forces, Acting Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi said that tensions along the Durand Line are not in the interest of any side and that relations between Kabul and Islamabad should be based on principles.

Speaking at a conference in Kabul on Sunday, Muttaqi said Kabul considers Islamabad a friendly neighbor.

“Clash between our border forces and yours is neither in your interest nor in ours. Making trouble on the Durand Line is neither in your interest nor in ours. I look upon you as a brother and a Muslim. Look at us with the same eyes. Do business with us in the light of principles, and have relations with us based on principles,” Muttaqi said.

Pakistani officials have not said anything about Afghanistan’s acting foreign minister’s remarks.

But Pakistan’s foreign minister recently said that Washington is eager to support Islamabad in keeping Pakistan secure from attacks “coming across the Afghan border.”

Dawn reported that Pakistani Foreign Minister Bilawal Bhutto Zardari has said that the United States is willing to provide Pakistan funds to enhance border security for preventing cross-border attacks from Afghanistan.

According to the report, Zardari said that during his visit to the US Congress last week, two senior senators, Bob Menendez from New Jersey and Lindsey Graham from South Carolina, told him that they were provided “funding in the 2023 budget to help us with border security”.

Political experts said the only solution to remove the tensions between Afghanistan and Pakistan is through understanding and dialogue.

“The policy of constructive engagement is what is the urgent and fundamental need now for both nations, for Pakistan as well as for the current government and the people of Afghanistan,” said Sayed Mustafa Murtazawi, a political analyst.

“Mutual respect between nations, no interference in social, political, or economic affairs of another country and good relations between two countries are always the solution to all problems,” said Abdul Jamil Shirani, a political analyst.

In the last month, there have been two border clashes at the Spin Boldak-Chaman crossing between Pakistani border guards and Islamic Emirate forces that have resulted in casualties and financial losses for both sides.

For his part, Afghan government spokesperson Zabihullah Mujahid told Dawn.com on Monday that the Taliban leaders have formed a committee to ensure that such incidents of violence do not take place in the future.

“This is not the approach of the Islamic Emirate to create any problem or mistrust with Pakistan. We want solution to the issues along the borders or gates and do not want create any problem,” said Mujahid.

“Pakistan should also not create sensitivities. We have taken measures to control the situation after the recent incidents. Formation of the committee shows our seriousness to stop any such incident in future,” he added.

Muttaqi: Clashes in Borders Not in Anyone’s Interest | TOLOnews

Speaking at a conference in Kabul on Sunday, Muttaqi said Kabul considers Islamabad a friendly neighbor.

tolonews.com

Because USA has started to show interest in the region and the conflict. Afghanistan decision makers knows that USA will come after Taliban and the whole scenario created by Taliban/TTP/India will change.

 

[Riz]

@Jango @PDF please can we have a middle finger emoji for the like and react button . That’s what I feel like doing every time someone shared anything the taliban have to say

We all will use that emoji’s when ever you shared any ISPR statement in future ISPR and Taliban are same both are destructive for their societies and countries

 

[Titanium100]

Because USA has started to show interest in the region and the conflict. Afghanistan decision makers knows that USA will come after Taliban and the whole scenario created by Taliban/TTP/India will change.

What waste another 20 trillions and collapse like Soviet.. They ain't making that mistake twice in that black hole and they were tricked to go in there in the first place and trapped to deplete them hence why they cut a deal with IEA to not allow rise of china and their fall