Talking with ANI, KP Fabian suggested to not base the battle between Pakistan and Afghanistan solely on the idea of the Durand line, and highlighted Islamabad's behavior of aggression. He added that Pakistan performed its hand “badly.”
“This has occurred when, perhaps coincidentally, the Afghanistan Emirate Overseas Minister is in Delhi… The dangerous relations between Afghanistan and Pakistan can't totally be defined on the idea of the Durand Line… I feel Pakistan performed its hand badly, in all probability was overbearing,” he mentioned.
“The proud Afghans resisted, and now the connection could be very dangerous. Pakistan had carried out some strikes on Kabul, so Afghanistan has retaliated…On the entire, Pakistani coverage has been, kind of, a failure…It's abundantly clear that Afghanistan is eager on growing relations with India, which is the case with India too, and Pakistan is of course upset,” he added.
Earlier, the Armed Forces of the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan (IEA) performed retaliatory strikes towards Pakistani army positions alongside the Durand Line late Saturday night time, following repeated violations of Afghanistan's sovereignty and up to date airstrikes on its territory, the Afghan Ministry of Defence mentioned in an announcement.
In a put up on X, the ministry said, “Tonight, our armed forces performed a profitable retaliatory operation towards the centres of Pakistani forces alongside the Durand Line in response to the repeated violations of Afghanistan's sovereignty by the Pakistani army and airstrikes on Afghanistan's territory. The operation concluded round midnight.”The ministry warned that Afghan forces stay able to defend the nation's borders towards any additional assaults. “If the Pakistani aspect violates Afghanistan's sovereignty once more, our armed forces are ready to defend the nation's borders and can reply decisively,” the assertion added.