Islamabad: US and Pakistani officials meet Friday in the midst of deteriorating relationships between the two countries because each country is looking for a way forward in Afghanistan under the Taliban government.
Pakistan has been urgent for greater involvement with the All-Male cabinet, all-Taliban in Kabul even when he left the unilateral formal recognition.
South Asian countries have urged Washington to release billions of dollars to the Taliban so that Afghan’s new rulers can pay salaries from many ministries and avoid economic destruction.
The United Nations High Commissioner for refugees warns such accidents can release mass migration.
Washington, who spent a better part of two years of peace negotiations with the Taliban, is still intelligence from the tip which is chaotic for up to 20 years in Afghanistan, and a lot about the consequences is still unclear.
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Secretly spoke with several Taliban to evacuate American citizens and others.
Meanwhile, Republican Senators introduced laws that will sanctions on the new Afghan ruler.
The pictures of the Afghans who were desperate, ran with America C-17 who departed and fell from the wheels well, came to represent the chaos of US withdrawal.
The new legislation introduced late last month by 22 Republican Senators also called on sanctions to Pakistan because it provides a safe place for the Taliban.
It lifted Hackles among Pakistani rulers, who had slammed Washington for blaming Pakistan for losing it in Afghanistan after searching and accepting Islamabad’s assistance to talk calmly with the Taliban.
Pakistan is also a channel for tens of thousands of refugees from Afghanistan, providing a temporary residence for foreigners and Afghanistan fled the Taliban government.
At one point, Pakistan ordered hundreds of rooms at the hotel throughout the capital for the entry of strangers who fled Afghanistan.
US State Deputy Secretary Wendy Sherman met with a strong army head in the country, General Qamar Javed Bajwa, who was considered a leading architect of the Afghanistan Pakistan strategy while the Pakistani Foreign Ministry used a diplomatic battle.
Sherman also met Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi and met with Prime Minister Imran Khan.
Afghan boyfriend appeared at a national security meeting on Friday which was attended by Pakistani military heads and Khan.
The meeting warned that instability in Afghanistan would have “severe implications for Pakistan.” He ordered the formation of “special cells” which would coordinate humanitarian assistance to Afghanistan and manage his borders with their neighbors.
Sherman met with security adviser Moeed Yusuf on Tuesday but no party disclosed information about the substance of talks besides a vague reference for “developments in Afghanistan and ways to advance cooperation in all bilateral relations.” Pakistan runs in a fine line because it is trying to Building relationships with the United States in the changing area, where both Russia and China have increased influence and the Taliban now ruled in Afghanistan.
An opponent led by the US called “War against Terror,” Khan has convinced Pakistan that Washington will not have access to the Pakistani region to launch an “over-the-horizon” attack in Afghanistan.
The Pentagon has warned that Afghanistan can be a threat in one to two years.
The biggest threat seems to come from the group of Islamic countries, which is also the enemy of the Taliban.
They have increased their attacks on the Taliban in recent weeks, even bombing in the capital because Taliban spokesman Zabihullah Mujahid held a warning service for his mother.
But Pakistan faced a strong opposition between the 220 million people to any accommodation to Washington to attack Afghanistan.
Gallup Pakistani poll released late Thursday showed that 55% of Pakistan liked the Islamic government that was similar to those operated by the Taliban in Afghanistan.
The survey was conducted between August 13 and September 5 which was surveyed by 2,170 men and women in cities and in rural areas.
Error margin between 2% and 3%.
US, Pakistani officials in tense talks in Afghanistan
