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Afghan assertion of denying TTP presence rejected

Afghan assertion of denying TTP presence rejected June 29, 2021 ISLAMABAD: The Foreign Office on Monday rejected Kabul’s assertion that the outlawed Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) did not operate on Afghan soil. “The assertions of the Afghan side are contrary to facts on ground and various reports of the United Nations, which also corroborate the presence and activities of over 5,000 strong TTP in Afghanistan,” Foreign Office Spokesman Zahid Hafeez Chaudhri said in a statement.A day earlier the Afghanistan Ministry of Foreign Affairs had said the TTP was neither founded in Afghanistan nor did it operate on its soil. The statement was issued after Interior Minister Sheikh Rashid Ahmed said Islamabad was expecting the Afghan Taliban will not allow terrorist groups such as the TTP to carry out activities against Pakistan.

Pakistan dismisses Kabul s claim of TTP not being active in Afghanistan

Daily Times FO slams Afghan foreign ministry for claiming Taliban’s presence in Pakistan Kabul says it considers TTP, other terrorist groups an ‘enemy’ June 29, 2021 Pakistan on Monday dismissed as ‘contrary to facts’ a statement by Kabul that the Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) is not active in Afghanistan. In response to media queries about the remarks of press office of Afghan Ministry of Foreign Affairs regarding TTP’s activities in Afghanistan, Foreign Office Spokesman Zahid Hafeez Chaudhri said the assertions of the Afghan side are contrary to the facts on ground and various reports of the United Nations, which also corroborate the presence and activities of over 5,000-strong TTP in Afghanistan.

Nation moving forward as infections drop: Foreign Office

Top Story June 7, 2021 ISLAMABAD: As Covid-19 cases drop to the lowest since the beginning of the pandemic’s third wave, the Foreign Office said on Sunday it was heartening to see Pakistan moving forward in its anti-Covid fight, however, the country recorded 76 deaths and 1,629 positive cases during the last 24 hours. Foreign Office Spokesman Zahid Hafeez Chaudhri wrote on Twitter that due to effective policies and timely interventions, the Covid-19 positivity ratio in Pakistan dropped to 3.1 per cent lowest since the beginning of current wave of the pandemic. He said the total active cases in the country were down to 47,764. “Heartening to see Pakistan Moving Forward in its fight against the pandemic,” the spokesman remarked.

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