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Pakistan’s Information Ministry Denies Afghan Taliban’s Allegations

September 30, 2026 • 47 minutes ago •

ISLAMABAD: The Pakistan Information Ministry has officially refuted allegations made by the Afghan Taliban regarding the country’s involvement in their internal affairs. The statement was issued on Thursday, clarifying that the claims are unfounded and politically motivated.

In a press briefing, a spokesperson for the ministry emphasized that Pakistan maintains a policy of non-interference in Afghanistan’s domestic matters. The spokesperson stated, “These allegations are baseless and serve only to distract from the real issues facing Afghanistan today.” This response comes in light of recent tensions between the two neighboring countries.

The implications of this denial are significant, as it highlights the ongoing complexities in Pakistan-Afghanistan relations, particularly in the context of security and border management. Analysts suggest that such accusations could exacerbate existing tensions and hinder cooperative efforts in combating terrorism.

Looking ahead, the Information Ministry has indicated that it will continue to monitor the situation closely and engage in diplomatic channels to address any misunderstandings. Further discussions are expected in upcoming bilateral meetings aimed at fostering better relations.