Pakistan has called upon Amnesty International and the international community to rigorously examine the Afghan Taliban regime's continued support for terrorist groups.This follows a report by Amnesty International questioning Pakistani airstrikes in Kabul.

Foreign Office Spokesperson Tahir Andrabi rejected the report, stating it lacks credible evidence and highlighted the Taliban's permissive environment for organizations like Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) and the Balochistan Liberation Army.He emphasized that Pakistan's military strikes are justified under self-defense principles to target terrorists in Afghanistan.

The spokesperson also warned about threats to national security from Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia and Red Sea shipping, vowing swift retaliation against any attacks on Pakistani vessels.Additionally, Pakistan reiterated its commitment to regional peace through diplomacy and bilateral agreements with Saudi Arabia.

The article underscores ongoing tensions between Pakistan and the Taliban, as well as broader geopolitical concerns in the Middle East and Gulf regions.