One Year Later, The Pakistani Taliban Rule Hoped To Be Controlled

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Last year, many Pakistani government and military officials were happy with a new condition in Afghanistan, when the Ashraf government led by Ghani collapsed during the US withdrawal, leaving the Taliban to continue to capture the country’s great plot, which eventually won the Kabul control on August 15.

Institutions that are almost non -monolithic, the government and the Pakistani military consist of a variety of competitive interests, but some Pakistani people celebrate the return of the Taliban to power with a demonstration on the streets. Minister Prime Imran Khan who later stated that Afghanistan had violated “the shackles of slavery,” and many Pakistani people enjoyed the punch felt at Archrival Indian Abadi, who had a close relationship with the former Afghan government. Islamabad has long accused the governments of providing a shelter for Pakistani militant groups, including Islamic extremists such as Pakistani (TTP) and Baloch separatist tea-e-tabiban, who were accused of cross-border attacks.

From Islamabad to Rawalpindi, The Headquarters for Pakistan’s Armed Forces, Hools had been high that the Taliban’s sudden return to power would be solidify bilateral ties with afghanistan, particularly given pakistan’s critical Washington.

But one year later, the enthusiasm of the Taliban government was mostly reduced among the majority of Pakistans who had supported it.

The Taliban victory not only strengthens TTP, which was once one of the deadliest terror groups in the world, to intensify its rebellion against Islamabad, but also gave confidence to expect more respectful treatment from Islamabad in line with the United States to the Taliban. Pakistani border clashes and air strikes that have never happened before in Afghanistan have made the relationship between Islamabad and the Taliban.

Being very early early on that the ideological bonds, organizations, ethnicity, and personal Taliban with TTP, fellow ideological travelers, will defeat their feelings of gratitude for Pakistan for supporting it – diplomatically, military, and institutionally – for institutional 20 years Finally, “said Claude Rakisits, a senior strategic analyst at the Australian National University.

As a result, and counter-intuitive-security situations along the Afghan-Pakistan border have worsened since the Taliban, Pakistani long-term ally for more than 25 years, took over in Kabul.”

Also collectively known as the Pakistani Taliban, TTP militants have been behind many attacks in Pakistan for the past 14 years and have long struggled for more stringent Islamic law in the country, the release of their members from government detention, and the presence of the military reduced in former territory of the country.

Until mid 2020, TTP had been destroyed under Pakistani’s sustainable hard action. Drone A.S. strike Having killed successive leaders, and internal cracks continue to encourage extremist factions based in Pakistan which historically to the Afghan border province in Kunar and Nangarhar.

But the beginning of the AS-Tibanic negotiations pushed TTP to rediscover itself as a well organized terror clothing with an increase in internal cohesion. Since July 2020, several TTP factions, broke out since 2014, have returned, encouraging al-Qaida affiliation in Pakistan, among other jihad clothing, to join.

Seducing dissatisfied fragments, Head of Mufti Noor Wali Mehsud argued that jihad could only succeed if all groups united against Islamabad under one flag, just like the Taliban remained united in his struggle against the US troops in Afghanistan.

A July 5 report by the UN Security Council said that TTP now has the largest composition of foreign militants in Afghanistan, with 3,000 to 4,000 fighters, many of which were released from Afghanistan prisons shortly after the fall of Kabul. Since the attempt to reunite mehsud, Gro