Ambassador Muhammad Sadiq Khan, Pakistan&& s unique envoy for Afghanistan, alerted on Monday that && all deals with Afghanistan are& off & if the Islamic Emirate government fails to act on Islamabad&& s concerns concerning terrorism originating from Afghan soil.Pakistan has actually long implicated the IEA of not doing enough to stop militants from carrying out attacks on Pakistani soil.
The IEA has actually nevertheless repeatedly denied the accusations and said they will not permit any specific or group to threaten another country from Afghanistan.
Resolving a seminar at the Islamabad Policy Research Institute (IPRI), Khan stated: && TTP (Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan) is a challenge, a big obstacle for us.
It can not be tolerated since our young kids and kids are getting killed every day.&&& & Afghanistan will have to deal with us on this.
If they are not dealing with us, then all offers are off.
Nothing could have happened.
There would be no more progress on anything,& & he stated.
His remarks came just 2 weeks after his talks with senior IEA officials on a large range of problems, including the TTP.
Khan likewise mentioned at the workshop that in the previous year, a minimum of 500 Afghan nationals have actually been involved in terrorist attacks in Pakistan which this number is on the rise.
On the refugee problem, he stated there has actually been an outcry about Islamabad&& s choice to deport Afghans in Pakistan.
He added nevertheless that so far this year just 568 Afghans have actually been deported, opposed to the 1.5 million Afghan refugees sent home from Iran in 2015.
This, he said, did not trigger a protest as has taken place in Pakistan.
He likewise stated India was behind militants in Afghanistan, supplying them with financial support.
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