New Delhi: Iran fired Salvo first against Pakistan’s internal involvement in Internal Afghanistan things when questioning the Pakistani military presence report in the Panjshir Valley, where the Taliban said it had overcome the rules, on Monday.
Iran became the first country to protest the Taliban block the valley in the north of Kabul, called for negotiations rather than military action.
“The attack last night was condemned in the strongest term …
and foreign interference ….
must be investigated,” said Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Saeed Khatibzadeh told reporters on Monday.
“We are investigating it.” The Taliban said they had caught the Panjshir valley, where resistance was led by Ahmad Massoud, and former Vice President Amrullah Saleh.
Both sides defend control over the valley.
But the Taliban is being assisted by Pakistan, receive what is one of the worst secrets in the world, according to a report.
Iran openly objected to Pakistan openly ensuring the main role for allies such as the Haqqani network.
Although Iran has been far more friendly with the Taliban lately, Monday’s statement shows may not be ready to surrender its influence on the Taliban resistance, which consists of most of the Tajik and several other minority groups.
India has maintained silence in recent days on ongoing developments in Afghanistan.
However, government sources maintain them we again watch events carefully and will judge them based on action in the field.
It also takeaway after top-level officials from us and India met in Washington DC for the past few days.
The US was injured after a very unfaired withdrawal from Afghanistan which had geopolitical consequences.
This can lead to the global distance from Afghanistan problems, with many western powers is willing to give it to Pakistan.
According to senior government sources, this could mean it back to 20 years ago when Pakistan made himself a frontline country and would look stabilizing Afghanistan in a way that the dispensation of the ruler was better towards Islamabad than New Delhi.