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Gohar vows PTI will back state if Pakistan-Afghanistan crisis deepens

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October 29, 2025
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PTI Chairman Gohar Ali Khan addresses a press conference at the partys office in Islamabad on February 10, 2024. — Reuters
PTI Chairman Gohar Ali Khan addresses a press convention on the occasion’s workplace in Islamabad on February 10, 2024. — Reuters

ISLAMABAD: Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Chairman Barrister Gohar Khan on Wednesday voiced agency assist for the state, declaring that his occasion would stand shoulder to shoulder with nationwide establishments if tensions with Afghanistan spiral into confrontation.

“We are going to stand with Pakistan like we did through the conflict with India, Afghanistan is not going to be any completely different,” the PTI chairman mentioned whereas talking on Geo Information’ programme “Capital Discuss”. Nonetheless, he mentioned, Pakistan has to dwell with its neighbours and “it’s in its finest curiosity to dwell peacefully.”

Referring to the state of affairs in Afghanistan, the PTI chairman mentioned: “Those that have probably the most at stake should discover each attainable avenue.”

“We have now an incredible deal at stake; if Afghanistan is pursuing dialogue, we should additionally proceed in search of methods to achieve a consensus,” he mentioned, noting that the difficulty was “severe,” because the Taliban didn’t have full management over the nation.

“If the Afghan Taliban have been to assault Pakistan, our response would naturally mirror that towards India,” he said. “Nonetheless, that ought to not imply dialogue stops throughout battle. Talks should proceed, and nations pleasant to Pakistan ought to use their affect to have interaction with the Taliban.”

His remarks got here as four-day talks between Pakistan and Afghanistan in Istanbul ended with out a breakthrough, regardless of Islamabad repeatedly presenting evidence-backed counterterrorism calls for.

The event was confirmed by Info Minister Attaullah Tarar, saying that Islamabad had requested the Taliban regime “again and again to fulfil their written commitments to Pakistan and to the worldwide group within the Doha Settlement.”

Nonetheless, he mentioned, “Pakistan’s fervent efforts proved futile because of the Afghan Taliban Regime’s unabated assist to anti-Pakistan terrorists.”

‘Will defeat Afghanistan in proxy conflict’

Individually, Tarar — whereas talking on Geo Information’ programme “Aaj Shahzeb Khanzada Kay Sath” — castigated the Afghan Taliban regime for giving full assist to the Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP).

“The Afghan Taliban have given full assist to the TTP and are included of their formations,” he mentioned.

He famous there was proof that Afghan territory had been used towards Pakistan and made clear Islamabad’s sole demand: Afghan soil should not be used for assaults on Pakistan.

The knowledge minister criticised the Taliban for failing to curb terrorist actions, saying Pakistan has proven extraordinary persistence however reserves the fitting to defend itself. “We are going to defeat Afghanistan on this proxy conflict,” he added, asserting Pakistan had overcome a lot bigger foes prior to now.

Islamabad-Kabul tensions

The 2 neighbouring nations are witnessing heightened tensions amid the Afghan Taliban regime’s reluctance to behave towards terrorist teams working from its soil, within the backdrop of rising terror assaults in Pakistan.

The tensions have been escalated when the Taliban forces and India-backed Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP), alias Fitna al-Khawarij, resorted to an unprovoked assault on Pakistan on October 12.

The Pakistan Armed Forces gave a befitting response to the aggression, killing over 200 Afghan Taliban and affiliated militants in a self-defence motion.

The navy’s media wing, the Inter-Providers Public Relations (ISPR), mentioned that 23 troopers embraced martyrdom within the clashes with the Taliban forces and the terrorists.

Moreover, the safety forces additionally performed “precision strikes” in Afghanistan’s Kandahar province and the capital Kabul, in addition to within the border areas of North and South Waziristan districts, efficiently destroying a number of strongholds in response to the aggression.

The 2 sides had agreed on a short lived ceasefire through the Doha talks on October 19 and to carry additional conferences to ascertain a everlasting mechanism to make sure peace and stability.



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