Pakistan Demands Accountability from Afghan Taliban over Recent Attack

Pakistan has issued a demarche to Afghanistan's Taliban regime following a terrorist attack originating from Afghan soil that killed 11 soldiers in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. The Foreign Office summoned the Afghan deputy head of mission, condemning the involvement of the TTP and demanding immediate action from the Afghan government.

Pakistan has formally accused the Taliban regime of Afghanistan of allowing terrorist activities to launch from its territory, resulting in a devastating attack that killed 11 Pakistani soldiers this week.

The Foreign Office's demarche was issued after a suicide bomber targeted a security check post in Bajaur, leading to accusations that the Taliban's control over such entities is lacking.

Foreign Office officials reiterated their expectation for the Taliban to take definitive action against the Tehreek-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP), which reportedly operates freely from Afghan soil despite prior assurances to rein in these groups.