Islamabad: After the withdrawal of America from Afghanistan, Pakistan has become insecure

According to the regional office of Tasnim news agency, “Anural Haq Kakar, the prime minister of the interim government of Pakistan, stated in a television interview that after the withdrawal of American and NATO forces from Afghanistan, terrorist groups got hold of their remaining weapons, and because of this, insecurity has increased in Pakistan.

Coker told “Geo News”: We believe that when the Americans and NATO left Afghanistan, their light weapons fell into the hands of terrorist groups. Considering the situation in Afghanistan, they had high self-confidence, and based on that, the recent war against Pakistan took place.

He emphasized that Afghanistan and Pakistan need specific relations. and have a definition that can secure the interests of both countries.

The prime minister of the interim government of Pakistan added that if Afghanistan does not understand the legitimate interests of Pakistan, having good relations with this The country will remain a big challenge for a long time.

Kakar said: “Relations between us and Afghanistan should be very clear about what we want from them and what they want from us. The expectations between the two countries should be clarified and the political interests of both countries should be considered. We understand and should understand Afghanistan’s legitimate interests, but if they cannot understand Pakistan’s legitimate interests, having good relations between the two countries will be a big challenge for a long time.”

These statements come while Kakar had recently stated in another conversation that Afghanistan and the people of this country are not a threat to Pakistan.

Before this, the authorities The Taliban have always rejected the claim of the Pakistani authorities regarding terrorist threats from Afghanistan and also called any access of terrorist groups to the military equipment left by America in Afghanistan unfounded.

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