Islamabad: Pakistan, nominally is US partners in the war against terrorism, seeing the Taliban victory as his property in Afghanistan.
Jane Perlez, in an article in the New York Times said that the reputation of Pakistan who has faltered in the West is likely to drop now, because the Taliban took over Afghanistan.
Calls for Pakistani sanctions have been circulating on social media.
In addition, in the midst of the absence of foreign financing, Pakistan must depend on the trading of jihadists driven by new rulers in Kabul.
A country managed by the Taliban on the border will definitely venture the Taliban and other Islamic terrorists in Pakistan itself, Perez said.
Pakistan seems to be an American couple in the war against Al Qaeda and the Taliban.
His militaries won tens of billions of dollars in American aid for the past two decades, even when Washington admitted that a lot of money disappeared into the countless disposal holes.
In the past three months when the Taliban swept Afghanistan, the Pakistani military waved a wave of new fighters across the border of holy places in Pakistan, said tribal leaders.
It was the last coup for Afghan security forces trained in America, said Perlez.
“The Pakistan and Inter-Services Intelligence (content) think they have won in Afghanistan,” said Robert L Grenier, former Head of the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) station in Pakistan.
But, he warned, Pakistan had to watch what they wanted.
“If the Afghan Taliban becomes the leader of the state of the pariah, which is likely, Pakistan will find himself talled for them.” Perlez also said that Pakistan was not just a real winner.
Pakistan, together with China helped fill space, America had been emptied in Afghanistan after the Taliban takeover.
The two countries remained open since the Taliban confiscated Kabul.
Pakistani Protege, Khalil Haqqani, a Taliban leader who is a regular visitor to the Pakistani military headquarters in Rawalpindi, is one of the new Afghan rulers, reported the New York Times.
It is known by American intelligence as the Messenger of the Taliban to Al Qaeda, Haqqani appeared in Kabul last week as the head of their new security, bravely armed with an American M4 rifle, with a protection squad dressed in American combat teeth.
The Nexus between Pakistan and Haqqani who won was very undeniable and was very necessary for the Taliban victory, said Douglas London, former CIA counterterrorism head for South and Southeast Asia.
Pakistani Army Head, Qamar Javed Bajwa, and Head of Contents, Hameed Faiz, met Haqqani with “London said,” said London.
The expanded Haqqani family has long been known to live in areas that are mostly not fulfilled in Pakistan along the Afghan border, report the New York Times.
Pakistani assistance, he said, includes a service gamut.
Havens are safe at the Pakistani border, especially in Quetta City, Afghan Taliban fighters protected and their families.
Medical services treat wounded fighters, sometimes in hospitals in big cities, Karachi and Peshawar.
Free control for Haqqanis to run favorable real estate, smuggling and other businesses in Pakistan keep their war machines stirring up, report the New York Times.
The content also provides a Taliban with assets that improve their international status.
Taliban leader Abdul Ghani Baradar traveled with Pakistani passport to attend peace talks in Doha, Qatar, and to meet in Tianjin, China, with Wang Yi, Minister of Foreign Affairs.