The UN report emphasizes the cross-border attack on Pakistan, and the TTP threat has been increased after Afghanistan’s reunification

United Nations: A recent United Nations report focused on the global threat posed by Al-Qaida, Da’esh and related groups. It once again drew attention to the increasing cross-border terrorist threat from the Pakistani Taliban (TTP) to Pakistan. Operating on the land.

The 28th report recently submitted by the UN Monitoring Group to the UN Security Council reiterated the findings of earlier UN reports. These reports stated that the prohibited organization TTP poses a similar threat of cross-border terrorism to Pakistan because it restores the unity and reunification of Afghanistan. strengthen.

The latest report of the United Nations Monitoring Group also pointed out that “TTP has increased financial resources from extortion, smuggling and taxation”.

These recent United Nations reports reflect Pakistan’s strong concerns about TTP’s operations in Afghanistan, prompting Pakistan to call on the international community to prevent the use of Afghan territory by TTP, Daesh, Al-Qaida and other terrorist organizations.

Due to external financial and material support, Islamabad is particularly concerned about strengthening TTP and Jamaat-ul-Ahrar (JuA) in Afghanistan.

Last year, Pakistan shared strong evidence of India’s support for TTP and JuA’s terrorist attacks on Pakistan.

According to diplomatic sources, India’s sponsorship and funding of such terrorist organizations appears to be aimed not only at undermining Pakistan’s achievements in fighting TTP and JuA in recent years, but also undermining any opportunities for peace and stability in Afghanistan.

In the context of the withdrawal of international forces from Afghanistan, Pakistan’s security concerns about terrorist organizations in Afghanistan have been magnified. Recently, the number of cross-border terrorist attacks by the Afghan TTP against Pakistan has increased significantly. Month, someone pointed out.

According to sources, Pakistan continues to insist that the deteriorating security situation in Afghanistan will allow “saboteurs” to intervene and disrupt peace in Afghanistan and the wider region.

The UN report drew attention to the TTP threat also being issued against the background of increasing frequency of terrorist attacks in Pakistan.

Pakistan recently Share survey results The terrorist attack in Lahore on June 23.

According to a press conference held by Pakistan’s National Security Adviser Moyd Yusuf, the investigation in Pakistan found clear evidence of India’s sponsorship and support for the terrorist attacks in Lahore.