Informed sources report that the Taliban group in Afghanistan is transferring members of the Pakistani Taliban Movement (TTP) and Balochistan Liberation Army (BLA) from border regions to urban areas.
This move is considered part of the Taliban’s strategy to protect these groups from potential Pakistani attacks.
According to reports, the purpose of this relocation is to enable the Taliban to claim that ordinary citizens and civilians are being targeted if Pakistan attacks these groups.
This tactic could increase international pressure on Pakistan and prevent military operations by the country.
The complex relationships between the Afghan Taliban and anti-Pakistan groups have intensified border tensions between Kabul and Islamabad.
Pakistan has repeatedly asked the Taliban to prevent these groups from operating from Afghan soil, but the Taliban has rejected these requests.
