Pakistan Defence Minister, Khawaja Asif, said that our patience has now turned out, and it’s an open war now between Pakistan and Afghanistan.
Khawaja Asif wrote in a post on X, “After NATO forces withdrew, it was expected that peace would prevail in Afghanistan and that the Taliban would focus on the interests of the Afghan people and regional stability. However, the Taliban turned Afghanistan into a colony of India.
They gathered terrorists from around the world in Afghanistan and began exporting terrorism. They deprived their own people of basic human rights.”
He also wrote, “They took away from women the rights that Islam grants them. Pakistan made every effort, both directly and through friendly countries, to keep the situation stable. It carried out extensive diplomacy. However, the Taliban became a proxy of India.”
Khawaja Asif praised Pakistan Armed Forces and said, “Today, when attempts are being made to target Pakistan with aggression, by the grace of God, our armed forces are giving a decisive response. In the past, Pakistan’s role has been positive. It has hosted five million Afghans for 50 years. Even today, hundreds of thousands of Afghans are earning their livelihood on our soil.”
He concluded, “Our patience has reached its limit. Now it is an open confrontation. Now there will be decisive action. Pakistan’s army has not come from across the seas — we are your neighbours, and we know your reality well.”
However, Pakistan’s armed forces killed 133 members of the Afghan Taliban regime, and several media reports confirmed that more than 200 Taliban members were critically injured.
The security sources confirmed that the Afghan Taliban’s minister and women’s rights violator, Neda Mohammad Nadim, has been killed in Pakistan’s airstrike near Spin Boldak. He was the one who banned the education of women in Afghanistan.
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