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Pakistan has warned Afghanistan that it reserves the right to take all necessary measures to eliminate cross-border terror threats, asserting that terrorism remains a "red line" and its national security cannot be held hostage to the Taliban regime's "inaction".
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security → warn → inaction
In a strongly worded statement issued Saturday (October 31, 2026) night, the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting accused the Afghan Taliban leadership of refusing to address militancy emanating from Afghan soil and instead shifting blame on Islamabad for the deterioration in bilateral ties.
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Ministry → word → ties
The latest remarks by the Afghan Taliban spokesperson exposed the regime's “deeply misguided approach and unwillingness to confront the root cause of deteriorating relations with Pakistan”, it said.
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it → expose → Pakistan
"Pakistan’s position is unequivocal: Terrorism is a red line and the security of its citizens is non-negotiable,” the Ministry said.
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Ministry → say → citizens
The statement came in response to remarks made by Afghan Taliban spokesperson Zabihullah Mujahid, who accused Pakistan of being unwilling to resolve tensions with Afghanistan through dialogue.
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who → come → dialogue
In an interview to Hurriyat Radio on Saturday (October 31, 2026), the spokesperson said Islamabad lacked the necessary readiness for a peaceful resolution of differences and its “wrong policies” were preventing a resolution of the conflict.
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policies → say → conflict
Afghanistan was not responsible for the counter-terrorism issues cited by Pakistan, he said.
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he → cite → Pakistan
Pakistan said the Afghan Taliban regime must understand that Islamabad will "not tolerate terrorist sanctuaries across its borders that impact its security nor allow its people to remain targets of terrorism emanating from Afghanistan”.
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people → say → Afghanistan
The Taliban leadership continues to blame Islamabad’s policies while conveniently ignoring the single most important issue poisoning bilateral relations, which is its persistent failure to address terrorism emanating from Afghan soil, the statement said.
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statement → continue → soil
"The Taliban regime's persistent refusal to address terrorism remains the principal obstacle to normal relations.
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refusal → address → relations
Shifting blame, making hollow assurances and questioning Pakistan’s policies will neither resolve the crisis nor absolve Kabul of its responsibilities,” it said.
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it → shift → responsibilities
The statement further asserted that Pakistan's security would not be held hostage to the Afghan Taliban's “inaction, evasions or misplaced priorities”.
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security → assert → inaction
The Ministry warned that Pakistan reserved the right to take all necessary measures, in accordance with international law, to eliminate threats to its national security, irrespective of their origin.
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Pakistan → warn → origin
Kabul must recognise that the responsibility for addressing these threats rests squarely with the Afghan Taliban regime, it said.
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it → recognise → regime
The statement comes amid continuing tensions between the two neighbours, whose relations have remained strained over Islamabad's allegations that militant groups, particularly the Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP), operate from Afghan territory and launch attacks inside Pakistan.
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groups → come → Pakistan
The Afghan Taliban have repeatedly rejected the allegations, maintaining that Afghanistan does not allow its territory to be used against other countries.
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territory → reject → countries
The two sides have witnessed repeated border clashes and exchanged accusations over cross-border militancy, leaving bilateral ties at a low point.
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sides → witness → point
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