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Pakistan Army Chief Sets Red Line on Afghan-Based Terror in Peshawar Visit

The warning follows stalled Istanbul contacts with Kabul over curbing India-linked proxies.

Overview

  • During a visit to Peshawar, Field Marshal Syed Asim Munir addressed a jirga where tribal elders pledged full support to the armed forces against militants.
  • He said Pakistan seeks peaceful relations with neighbors, including Afghanistan, yet declared cross-border attacks from Afghan soil unacceptable.
  • ISPR reported the army chief received a comprehensive briefing at Headquarters 11 Corps on border security, operational readiness and counterterrorism operations.
  • Munir accused the Afghan Taliban of enabling India-backed proxies — Fitna Al Khwarij and Fitna Al Hindustan — instead of taking action against them.
  • He vowed to clear Khyber Pakhtunkhwa of terrorists as Islamabad continues mediated diplomacy that has stalled in Istanbul despite efforts by Türkiye and Qatar.