Foreign Office Spokesperson Urges Action Against Afghan Terrorists

The Foreign Office Spokesperson, Mumtaz Zahra Baloch, has urged the Afghan interim authorities to take action against terrorist groups operating on Afghan soil that pose a threat to Pakistan's sovereignty and security. Baloch stressed that these groups have been involved in attacks that have resulted in the loss of lives of Pakistani civilians and law enforcement personnel.

The presence of these terrorist organizations in Afghanistan has long been a concern for Pakistan. Despite repeated calls for cooperation and action against these groups, the threat they pose continues to loom large over the region.

It is important for the Afghan authorities to address this issue promptly and effectively to ensure peace and stability in the region. Baloch made it clear that there are no plans for negotiations with these terrorist groups, as their actions have caused immense harm and suffering to the people of Pakistan.

The call by the Foreign Office Spokesperson highlights the urgent need for decisive action to combat terrorism and ensure the safety of the people in the region. It is crucial for all countries to work together to eliminate the threat posed by these terrorist groups and promote peace and security in the region.