Pakistan Ministry warns terrorism is 'red line,' reserves right to military action
2 Oct 31 6:00 PM · 7d ago · 3 articles · 1 source · development 2 of 2
Pakistan's Ministry of Information and Broadcasting issued a strongly worded statement asserting that terrorism remains a "red line," accusing the Taliban of refusing to address militancy from Afghan soil, and warning that Islamabad reserves the right to take all necessary measures to eliminate cross-border terror threats in accordance with international law.
“Pakistan's position is unequivocal: Terrorism is a red line and the security of its citizens is non-negotiable.”
Pakistan Ministry of Information and BroadcastingPakistan Ministry of Information and Broadcasting Government of PakistanZabihullah Mujahid Afghan Taliban spokespersonAfghan Taliban regime Government of AfghanistanTehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) Militant group
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2 outlets Terrorism is 'red line': Pak tells Afghan as it warns of action against cross-border threats
first by Hindustan Times, 7d ago · also The Hindu
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