Islamabad: The Afghan government has simultaneously appealed to the United States to uphold the Doha Agreement while continuing to shelter anti-Pakistan terrorists on its own soil.
Kabul has reminded Washington that under the accord, the U.S. is obliged to respect Afghanistan’s territorial integrity and avoid interference, even citing former U.S. President Donald Trump’s call to retake Bagram Air Base as a violation.
However, Afghanistan’s plea is viewed as a façade.
in new Balochistan news updates, The Doha peace deal also bound Afghanistan to prevent its territory from being used for terrorism or incursions into neighboring states, a commitment it has failed to honor.
Evidence shows Afghan support for terror activities inside Pakistan. Islamabad has repeatedly presented proof to the international community, including an audio recording of extremist leader Noor Wali Mehsud issuing attack instructions from Afghan soil to an associate known as Ghut Haji.
Balochistan News Updates
In March 2025, militant Usamuddin, arrested in Toba Kakari, Balochistan, confessed to crossing the border fence from Afghanistan.
Likewise, on 7–8 August 2025, security forces eliminated 47 militants of the extremist faction while they attempted to infiltrate from the Afghan border near Sambaza, Balochistan.
In September 2025, during the successful Operation Haider, Abdul Samad—alias Samad—of the Hafiz Gul Bahadur group surrendered and admitted to receiving terrorist training inside Afghanistan.
Before lecturing others about adherence to the Doha Agreement, Kabul must put its own house in order, end support for militants, and abandon its duplicity. Only then can Afghanistan play a constructive role in fostering peace across the region.
It is worth mentioing that despite Pakistan’s frequent reminders, Afghanistan has not taken any necessary measures against the insurgents operating in KP and Balochistan after using Afghanistan’s territory.
