By Admin 
Peace talks between Afghanistan and Pakistan have failed once. Afghan Foreign Minister Muttaki said that the main reason for the failure of talks with Islamabad was the unreasonable demands of the Pakistani delegation. Muttaqi warned that any violation of the territorial integrity of Afghanistan would be given a strong response.
Why did peace talks fail?
Muttaki said, “Pakistani representatives put forward such demands during the talks which were neither practical nor reasonable. One of their demands was to give us a guarantee that there will be no further security incidents in Pakistan. We want friendly relations with Pakistan on the basis of mutual respect. If the other side (Pakistan) thinks of doing something against the sovereignty of Afghanistan, then we are fully prepared to defend ourselves.”
‘Pakistan is trying its strength on potatoes and tomatoes’
He further said that Pakistan’s issues have been going on for a long time, but now it is trying to link them with Afghanistan. According to the report of TOLO News, Muttaki said, “Pakistan, which calls itself a nuclear-rich country, is trying its power on onions, potatoes, tomatoes and poor Afghan refugees.” He has revealed that Pakistan had put pressure on Taliban to take action against Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP).
Pakistan has repeatedly accused the Afghan Taliban of harboring TTP terrorists responsible for attacks on its territory. Responding to this, Muttaki said that Pakistan’s internal security problems are of its own making.
Muttaki said, “Pakistan’s problems are not new. Don’t you know that TTP has been active in Pakistan for the last 25 years? Didn’t the Pakistani government itself say that 70 to 80 thousand of their people have been killed in the conflict in the last two decades?” He said Pakistan is using its power to put pressure on Afghanistan by closing trade routes and manipulating refugee-related issues.
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