Kabul: The Taliban has confiscated a truck full of arms and ammunition, which leads to Pakistan.
This happened in the middle of a report that the weapons left by US forces in Afghanistan were smuggled across the border to Pakistan.
In the province of Kandahar Afghanistan, the Taliban thwarted efforts to transfer weapons to Pakistan, Pakistan’s vernacular media reported.
According to media reports, the arms transported to Pakistan were confiscated in Kandahar.
A truck originating from Afghan Helmand Province was stopped at Kandahar District and a large number of arms restored during search, Daily Ausaf reported.
Furthermore, reported that the Taliban restored weapons and ammunition from the truck cache.
According to the Taliban Commander, the arm was smuggled to Pakistan for terrorism through Chaman.
The Taliban had captured the truck driver and moved it to an unknown location for interrogation.
Commander said that the operation was carried out on a tip-off and the driver was being interrogated.
He said that the Afghanistan region would not be used against any country, not a single weapon that could be allowed to be transferred to any country, Daily Ausaf reported.
On August 15, Kabul had fallen into the Taliban and since then people were in a state of terror with the increase in cases of human rights violations reported from several parts of the country.
After a hostile takeover by Afghanistan, the Taliban had a weapon worth USD 85 billion left by the country of West Adikuid, Donald Trump Jr.
said last month.
US troops have left all these equipment because they bring them back to the country it is not an economic duty while the national security adviser Jake Sullivan also states that “the Taliban may not provide such material to the US at the airport,” The News International reported.
The Taliban also ordered Afghans to submit vehicles, weapons, ammunition and other government properties to interested authorities.