Pakistan, Taliban escalate war of words amid protest tensions
The Taliban’s statement referred to the protests as peaceful and called on Islamabad to respect the rights of civilians.
The Taliban’s statement referred to the protests as peaceful and called on Islamabad to respect the rights of civilians.
Dawar said he had long warned against Pakistan’s support for militant groups, criticizing the state and mainstream political actors for.
“Pakistan remains firmly committed to safeguarding its national interests, territorial sovereignty and security,” Zardari said.
The sources also said that several TTP fighters were killed during the clashes, though the exact number remains unclear.
The military said weapons and ammunition were recovered and claimed those killed were actively involved in attacks on security forces.
The appeal follows a recent Taliban order banning books authored by Afghan women.
Sources said the strikes targeted civilian homes in the Tirah area of Khyber district.
Khan proposed that the delegation be led by Pashtun nationalist politician Mahmood Khan Achakzai.
Investigators said a man identified as Bacha allegedly forced her into a maize field, where four others joined him in.
Nationwide, floods have killed more than 840 people since late June and caused widespread damage to infrastructure and private property.