Afghan Forces Seek to Prevent Pakistan’s Declared War in Country

Pakistan advances an declared war in cooperation with its servants in Afghanistan, but Afghan troops are attempting to prevent Islamabad reach its targets, chairman of the Senate House said.

Chairman of the Senate House, Fazlulhadi Muslimyar has declared that the country is in a sensitive situation and a national unity needs against the conspiracies.

“We urge the world to stand by Afghan people and prevent spreading insecurities in Afghanistan. Strange servants fight with us and currently most of the provinces are insecure. We are in an declared war against Pakistan,” said Fazlulhadi Muslimyar, Chairman of the Senate House.

In the meantime, a number of senators considered the security situation of the country shocking and called on the international community, especially the United States to press Pakistan to leave its intervention in Afghanistan’s affairs.

“The United States should change its policy if it wants to bring peace in Afghanistan. It should also put pressure on Pakistan,” said senator Nadir Baloch.

Senator Jomauddin Geyanwal also said, “The corruption in security institutions is alarming and this cause the increase of insecurities in the country.”

Senators stressed that the government is obliged to prepare new plans for thwarting insecurities and elimination of the armed oppositions of the government.

Pakistan, which wields considerable influence over the Taliban, hosted a milestone first round of peace negotiations in July.

But the talks stalled when the Taliban belatedly confirmed the death of longtime leader Mullah Omar, sparking a power struggle within the movement.