Pakistan Welcomes China’s Mediation but Says More Action Needed to Curb TTP Attacks from Afghanistan
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- Pakistan says measures by Kabul to restrain Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan fighters have produced limited results as militant attacks and border violence continue.
- Taliban authorities have relocated some TTP fighters and their families, according to Pakistan’s Dawn newspaper, while Islamabad welcomes China’s mediation and calls for further action.
Pakistan has welcomed China’s mediation between Islamabad and Kabul but says more action is needed to stop attacks by the Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan from Afghanistan.
Measures by Kabul to restrain the TTP have produced only limited results, as militant attacks and border violence continue despite recent efforts to ease tensions. Taliban authorities have relocated some TTP fighters and their families, Pakistan’s Dawn newspaper reported on Friday.
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