Will afghanistan start a full-scale war against Pakistan?

There is a fight between pakistan and Afghanistan. In this situation, sensational information has been released that a secret agreement has been signed between the Taliban ruling afghanistan, the TTP organization fighting with pakistan, and the al qaeda terrorist organization. This agreement has landed a thunderbolt on Pakistan's head and has raised the big question of whether afghanistan will soon start a full-scale war with Pakistan. There is a fierce conflict between pakistan and the tdp organization operating in afghanistan called Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan. In this, the TTP organization has the support of the Taliban ruling Afghanistan. The main reason for this conflict is Pakistan. There has been a long-standing conflict on the border between pakistan and the TTP. Following this, last month, Pakistani fighter jets entered afghanistan and attacked tdp camps.
In this, 47 people, including innocent people, were killed. A headache for india The angry TTP launched an attack on Pakistan. The Taliban, which rules that country, has also supported the TTP since it entered Afghanistan's airspace and attacked. There has been a fierce conflict between afghanistan and pakistan on the border for the past 3 months. It is said that more than 100 people, including Taliban and Pakistani soldiers, have died in this. Will this conflict turn into a war between the two countries? There is now tension. In particular, the Taliban of the TTP are determined to overthrow the regime in pakistan and establish a government. Due to this, the tension between the two countries is increasing day by day. Given the current state of affairs between the two countries, a startling piece of information has now been released.
That is, information has been released that the TTP organization has entered into a secret agreement with the Taliban and the al qaeda terrorist organization that rule afghanistan to teach pakistan a lesson. A London-based online news agency called afghanistan International has published a report on this. This news agency has been closely monitoring the situation in afghanistan and publishing news. The report states: A civil war broke out in afghanistan in 2021. This civil war began after the American forces left Afghanistan. In this war, President Ashraf Ghani's regime was overthrown in Afghanistan. It was after this that the Taliban ascended to the throne in Afghanistan. At this time, an agreement was made with the Taliban, Tehreek-e-Taliban, and other foreign terrorist organizations including Al-Qaeda. This agreement was called the Mir ali Agreement. This agreement was made between Sirajuddin Haqqani, who is a designated global terrorist and the current Afghan Interior minister, and the commanders of the tdp and Al-Qaeda terrorist organizations. It is worth noting that when this agreement was signed, Sirajuddin Haqqani, the current Afghan Interior minister, was the right-hand man of the Taliban supreme Leader Mullah Hibatullah Akhundzada and was close to the ISI terrorists operating in Pakistan. This raises the question of whether the ISI will also move against Pakistan. We should not forget that the ISI has been supporting the Taliban. In addition, according to this agreement, if the Taliban rule is established in afghanistan, pakistan should also be conquered. It was stated that a rule according to Islamic Sharia law should be established there too. This is what has received the most attention now. And it is on the basis of this agreement that afghanistan is currently operating. That is, last month, Pakistani warplanes targeted the camps of the tdp organizations. This is the first time that pakistan has targeted the TTP organizations since the Taliban rule was established in Afghanistan. Enraged by this, Mullah Yaqoob, the Afghan Defense minister and son of Mullah Omar (the founder of the Taliban and the supreme Leader of afghanistan from 1996 to 2001), immediately summoned the leaders of the tdp and the HGP, a faction of the tdp, and held talks.
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Sowmiya Sriram

19/01/2025 12:13 PM