Warning of the media close to the Pakistani army to the Taliban; Strategic patience is coming to an end

According to the regional office of Tasnim news agency, “Express Tribune, a publication close to Pakistan’s military, wrote in an extensive report entitled “Twin Mystery of the Taliban” claiming operational support and sheltering of Kabul to Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) and wrote: The Taliban regime must wake up because “strategic patience” is coming to an end. , because Islamabad has now made future relations with Kabul conditional on “verifiable action” against Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan. designed and implemented by Pakistan from their safe havens in Afghanistan, lists the reasons for the Afghan Taliban’s reluctance to act against them as follows:

Ideological Affinity: The Taliban of Afghanistan and Pakistan are considered “ideological twins” with common roots and tendencies. This makes the Afghan Taliban challenging to suppress the TTP due to a strong ideological connection.

Fear of strengthening ISIS: Taliban It is concerned that a preemptive stance against TTP could push TTP fighters towards ISIS in Khorasan. They may be concerned that cracking down on the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Taliban could reinforce ISIS Khorasan’s narrative that the Taliban are deviating from the path of jihad. /strong>TTP and Taliban were united in fighting against foreign forces and have common ethnic and historical ties. The Taliban may be concerned that military action against the TTP could threaten Taliban unity and potentially lead to internal discord.

Fear of delegitimization: The Taliban may be afraid that decisive measures against the TTP could delegitimize their government inside the country. For Pakistan’s dealings with Kabul, he writes: If the Taliban lacks “political will” or is “unable” or “unwilling” to take military action against Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan, then what options are available for Pakistan to protect its security interests? Experts say that Pakistan has many options including military action in Afghanistan and negotiations. The goal is to return terrorist gains and destroy their infrastructure and destroy their command and control system. Organized military operations also include limited or targeted military operations, such as ongoing intelligence operations aimed at modulating the threat. There is no place.

Retired general “Inamul Haq” Pakistani told this media: Islamabad has many options, both in military and civilian areas. We have an economic option. We have the military option and the Afghan refugee option. I think Pakistan has more leverage; It is a question of using it wisely.

The publication close to the Pakistan Army continues by referring to the proposal of John Achakzai, Minister of Information of Balochistan State, to establish US drone bases in Pakistan. In order to target TTP in Afghanistan, this Pakistani general advises “strategic patience”.

Inamul Haq told Express Tribune: Taliban regime should wake up. because “strategic patience” is coming to an end, as Islamabad has now made future relations with Kabul dependent on “verifiable action” against the TTP. Pragmatism should prevail over possible denial (TTP support).

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