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06-22-2017, 03:54 PM
https://www.thenews.com.pk/assets/uploads/updates/2017-06-22/l_212287_032652_updates.jpg UNITED NATIONS: Pakistan has told the UN Security Council that the Afghan Taliban’s “safe havens” are inside, **t outside, Afghanistan, given the large areas they control in that war-torn country.
Ambassador Maleeha Lodhi, permanent representative of Pakistan to the UN said during a debate on Afghanistan that the resilience of the insurgency led by the Taliban can**t be explained away by convenient references to external ‘safe havens’ or ‘support centers’.
Pakistan, she asserted, was committed **t to allow its territory to be used for terrorism against other countries. Pakistan’s Zarb-e-Azb and the subsequent Raddul Fassad military operations had succeeded in eliminating all terrorist and militant groups from its tribal territory bordering Afghanistan.
She told the 15-member Council that Pakistan is “implementing border controls, including the fencing and monitoring of vulnerable sections of the Pakistan-Afghanistan border.”
In response to some provocative remarks made by her Afghan counterpart during the debate, she said that “As a country that continues to host over two million Afghan refugees, Pakistan expects the gratitude and **t hostility from the Afghan government.”
She said “today there is every reason for the Afghan parties, and their friends, to pursue the path of a negotiated peace. All of them face a common threat from Daesh and the terrorist groups affiliated with it.”
“Among them, the TTP and the Jamat-ul-Ahrar target Pakistan from their bases in Afghanistan.”
“There is ** other country, which will gain more from peace in Afghanistan,” Ambassador Lodhi said.
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Ambassador Maleeha Lodhi, permanent representative of Pakistan to the UN said during a debate on Afghanistan that the resilience of the insurgency led by the Taliban can**t be explained away by convenient references to external ‘safe havens’ or ‘support centers’.
Pakistan, she asserted, was committed **t to allow its territory to be used for terrorism against other countries. Pakistan’s Zarb-e-Azb and the subsequent Raddul Fassad military operations had succeeded in eliminating all terrorist and militant groups from its tribal territory bordering Afghanistan.
She told the 15-member Council that Pakistan is “implementing border controls, including the fencing and monitoring of vulnerable sections of the Pakistan-Afghanistan border.”
In response to some provocative remarks made by her Afghan counterpart during the debate, she said that “As a country that continues to host over two million Afghan refugees, Pakistan expects the gratitude and **t hostility from the Afghan government.”
She said “today there is every reason for the Afghan parties, and their friends, to pursue the path of a negotiated peace. All of them face a common threat from Daesh and the terrorist groups affiliated with it.”
“Among them, the TTP and the Jamat-ul-Ahrar target Pakistan from their bases in Afghanistan.”
“There is ** other country, which will gain more from peace in Afghanistan,” Ambassador Lodhi said.
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