Terrorism is 'red line': Pakistan tells Afghanistan as it warns of action against cross-border threats

The Hindu

Published 1 Nov 2026, 6:30 pm·1 d ago·1 min read

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The Ministry of Information and Broadcasting of Pakistan, on Saturday, accused the Afghan Taliban leadership of refusing to address militancy emanating from Afghan soil and instead shifting blame on Islamabad for the deterioration in bilateral ties

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