The United States Institute of Peace (USIP) has issued a warning that Afghan territory is being used by terrorist groups to target Pakistan.
The report highlights the growing regional threat posed by these organizations, which operate with apparent support from the Afghan Taliban.
According to the USIP, despite repeated warnings, the Afghan Taliban has not cut ties with terrorist groups like the Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP), which conducts attacks on Pakistani soil.
The report indicates that the Taliban provides these groups with financial support, arms, weapons, and secret hideouts.
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The USIP recommends several measures to combat this threat, including increased military and intelligence operations and enhanced counter-terrorism cooperation between Afghanistan and Pakistan.
The report stresses the urgent need for the Taliban to take strict actions against these terrorist groups.
International concerns are rising over the Taliban's failure to address the presence of these organizations. The USIP underscores the necessity for the Taliban to collaborate more closely with Pakistan to ensure regional peace and stability.
