Pakistan and Afghanistan are currently attacking each other indiscriminately. Afghan Taliban fighters who crossed the Durand Line and entered Pakistan are shelling Pakistani posts. Meanwhile, news came that Tehreek-e-Taliban (TTP) has captured a post of Pakistani Army. But now the Pakistani Army has made this thing clear.
A video of TTP capturing Pakistani post on Afghan border is going viral on social media
A video of TTP capturing Pakistani post on the Afghan border is going viral on social media. It is being said that TTP itself has released this video. But now a senior officer of the Pakistani Army has given clarification on this and said that this military post was evacuated shortly before the attack.
In the video, Taliban fighters can be seen celebrating with weapons at the Pakistani post
He said that the army personnel have been transferred from here to another place. This process was not limited to Bajaur only, but Army personnel were removed from posts in North and South Waziristan also. In a video going viral on social media, Taliban fighters can be seen celebrating with weapons at a Pakistani post. They uprooted the Pakistani flag from the army post and also hoisted the TTP flag.
Why did the conflict occur between Afghan Taliban fighters and Pakistani army?
The dispute between the Pakistani army and Afghan fighters subsided recently when Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) killed 30 Pakistani army personnel in Makin area of Waziristan. In response, Pakistan carried out air strikes to send a message that it would not tolerate the killing of its soldiers.
The Afghan Taliban has a large amount of weapons and the ability to hide in inaccessible areas. They have a huge stock of modern weapons. Weapons like AK-47, mortar, rocket launcher are scattered. Apart from this, Taliban fighters attack from mountains and caves, of which the Pakistani army is not even aware.
Shehbaz Sharif government is already struggling with problems like economic crisis, delay in CPEC project and separatism in Balochistan. This issue has weakened both the government and the army. The conflict with Taliban has further increased this crisis.
