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Afghan minister rejects Durand Line, warns against ‘external interference’
Noori also dismissed claims of an internal “resistance” movement, describing it as an externally driven effort lacking genuine domestic support.
Noorullah Noori has reiterated that Afghanistan does not recognize the Durand Line, reaffirming Kabul’s long-standing position on the disputed boundary.
Speaking at a public gathering in Badakhshan province, the Minister of Borders, Ethnicities and Tribal Affairs accused regional intelligence agencies, including those of Pakistan and other countries, of past interference in Afghanistan’s internal affairs, alleging they have contributed to divisions within the country.
Noori also dismissed claims of an internal “resistance” movement, describing it as an externally driven effort lacking genuine domestic support.
Despite the criticism, he said the current authorities seek normal relations with all countries based on mutual respect, while stressing that Afghanistan would defend its territorial integrity against any potential threats.