Pakistan is facing severe obstacles from Taliban fighters in face-to-face combat. Hundreds of soldiers died in the conflict. In this situation, Pakistan Army Chief Asim Munir started planning to put Afghanistan in dire danger. Reports say that Pakistan's plan is to prevent a civil war in Afghanistan. Similarly, the Pakistani army has started bringing the Afghan army and local Islamic fundamentalists under one roof to take up arms against the Taliban. A special training camp has also been set up in Balochistan as a preparation for war.
According to an all-India media report, all attempts by the Pakistan Army to engage in direct combat against the Taliban have been shelved. Special training camp has started on the ground of Balochistan. After training, the fighters will be sent back to Afghanistan. In order to start a civil war there. According to a journalist in Balochistan, Pakistan has now begun to mobilize fighters from the US-backed Afghan army after being beaten by the Taliban. Several local leaders have also joined in their efforts. A training camp has been set up in Balochistan's Dalbandin with them.
Pakistan, struggling to support its people, is now paying these fighters Rs 15,000 to 20,000 per month.
It is known that similar camps will be opened in Kuchlak and Quetta. Pakistan, struggling to support its people, is now paying these fighters Rs 15,000 to 20,000 per month. The objective is to bleed Pakistan into a civil war. Of course, this is not the first time that Pakistan has done this infamy, the Pakistan Army has intervened in Afghanistan in the same way in the past. Pakistan trained Taliban fighters to fight against Soviet Russia with huge funding from America. Later, Pakistan helped America in the fight against the Taliban due to the greed of US dollars. As a result, Pakistan is hated by both the radical and liberal camps in Afghanistan. Now that the Taliban came to power in Afghanistan, Munir's administration started a conspiracy against them.
According to informed sources, Pakistan always wanted to bring the Taliban under its control. Initially, when the Taliban seized power in Afghanistan, they had good relations with Pakistan. Later US aggression and Pakistan's support to them changed the whole picture. When US troops pulled out of Afghanistan after the bloody war in 2020, Pakistan's then prime minister Imran Khan called it breaking the chains of slavery. But the Taliban completely rejected his offer of friendship. Since then, the two countries have been involved in small-scale conflicts many times. The Taliban allege that Pakistan is conspiring to destabilize their country. On the other hand, Islamabad alleges that the Taliban is supporting the TTP terrorist organization. As a result, the Durand Line is becoming bloody.