Kabul: Afghan has written a letter to the Security Council, taking strong objections to the Pakistan Army's disdain for its border areas. He has told this group of 15 countries that if the situation is not possible with the bilateral dialogue then he should do the necessary investigation. Adela Raj, Afghan's permanent representative to the United Nations, has written a letter to the President of the Security Council (Germany) recently about the border violations committed by Pakistan. He said that in this regard, Afghan had shown concern in the Security Council in the months of February and August of 2019, but after that Pakistan continues to despise the country's border.
It has been said that on July 15, Pak military forces have attacked Afghan border posts and resident areas in Sarakano and Assad Abad districts of Kunar province with unprovoked cannon. Meanwhile, in the 160 round fire, where 4 soldiers of Afghan security forces were killed, 6 people died. At the same time, the property of the common man has suffered a great loss. The letter said that the Afghans complained about the disdain of the border area by Pak soldiers many times, but this sequence is now going on. He requested that a letter written by Pakistan regarding the violation of border area is to be kept as a record of the Security Council.
More than 6 thousand Pak terrorists present in Afghanistan: A report of UN has informed that about 6 to 6 and half thousand Pak terrorists are active in Afghanistan. The report said that most of these Tehreek-e-Taliban are from Pakistan. The report further states that the presence of such a large number of terrorists is a crisis for both countries. The 26th report of the sanctions watchdog team linked to ISIS, al-Qaeda and other terrorist organizations reported that al-Qaeda (AQIS) works with the Taliban from Afghan's Nimruz, Helmand and Kandahar provinces.
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