Pakistan rejects allegations of providing weapons against Afghan Taliban
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The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Pakistan has strongly rejected the allegations made by a former US ambassador, in which it was claimed that Pakistan provided weapons to Afghan groups to fight against the Afghan Taliban. The Foreign Office spokesperson stated that these allegations are baseless and have no connection to reality.
Pakistan's stance is that it desires peace and stability in Afghanistan and has always supported a peaceful political solution to the Afghan conflict. According to officials, Pakistan has never armed any group, nor does it believe in interfering in the internal affairs of Afghanistan.
These statements by the former US ambassador have come at a time when the situation in the region is already complex. Pakistan has urged the international community to refrain from making such allegations without knowing the facts, as they could affect the diplomatic relations between the two countries.
Pakistan further stated that such statements could damage peace efforts in the region. Pakistan is committed to not allowing its soil to be used against any country, nor will it interfere in the affairs of any other country.
In conclusion, Pakistan once again emphasized that all parties need to work together for lasting peace in Afghanistan. Pakistan is aware of its responsibilities and will continue to cooperate with the international community to establish peace and order in the region.
Sources: Arab News PK
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