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DG ISPR Demands Taliban Choose Between Militants and Pakistan Amid Escalating Tensions

Taliban security personnel operating an anti-aircraft gun keep watch for Pakistani airstrikes near the Durand Line in Gurbuz district of Khost province on February 27, 2026 following overnight cross-border fighting between Pakistan and Afghanistan. (Photo by AFP)

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Moneycontrol•27-02-2026, 18:46

DG ISPR Demands Taliban Choose Between Militants and Pakistan Amid Escalating Tensions

•DG ISPR Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry publicly demanded the Taliban regime choose between Pakistan and terrorist groups like TTP, BLA, Daesh, Al-Qaeda.
•Pakistan's military spokesperson stated, "our choice is absolutely clear — it will always be Pakistan over everything."
•Relations between Pakistan and the Taliban have dramatically deteriorated since the Taliban's return to power in 2021.
•Lt Gen Chaudhry labeled the Taliban regime as "the master proxy of terrorist proxies" and an "internationally recognised terrorist organisation."
•Operation Ghazab lil-Haq reportedly destroyed 83 Afghan posts, killed 274 Taliban personnel, and targeted 22 locations in Afghanistan, with 12 Pakistani soldiers martyred.

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