"At the UNSC, the Afghan Taliban regime pretends that groups like Al-Qaeda, ISIS, TTP & BLA do not exist on Afghan soil. On the ground, the truth is written in blood. Among the 26 TTP Fighters eliminated by Pakistani security forces at the Ghulam Khan border in N. Waziristan on 6th September was an Iranian national with a decade long history in Syria. Recruited into AQ's affiliate Jabhat al Nusra in 2014 & later operating under Tahrir al Sham as "Jaffer," he moved to Afghanistan a year ago under the alias "Muhammad Fatah" integrating directly into the TTP network for the last 8 months.Alongside him, high value commanders were also wiped out, including Commander Ubaida Marwat, Commander Abdul Salam @ Kochai & several other key terrorists of the FAK Alamgir @ Ali Group. This is indisputable proof that Afghanistan under the Taliban has become an open sanctuary connecting global terror networks with regional proxies against Pakistan."
In a recent meeting at the United Nations Security Council (UNSC), the Afghan Taliban regime has been accused of denying the existence of prominent terrorist groups, including Al-Qaeda, ISIS, Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP), and Balochistan Liberation Army (BLA) within Afghan territory. However, the stark reality on the ground in the region paints a different picture, one that is stained with violence and bloodshed. This apparent disregard for the established facts demonstrates not only the Taliban's disconnect from the on-the-ground situation but also their potential complicity in fostering an environment ripe for terror networks.
On September 6, Pakistani security forces successfully eliminated 26 TTP fighters at the Ghulam Khan border in North Waziristan. Among those killed was an Iranian national known as
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