Islamabad:
In what is considered a gesture of goodwill towards Islamabad, the intelligence agency of Afghanistan arrested three alleged recruiters and commanders accused of having collaborated with the interrogations of Tehreek-E-Taliban (TTP) and other terrorist groups.
The Directorate General of Intelligence (GDI) has carried out operations in the provinces of Paktika and Khost, arresting the commander of the Mullah Sangin group, Hayatullah, alias Ghalchaki Tangiwal, with two of his relatives, said the Express PK Press Club. GDA officials also dismantled the group’s local office during the raids.
Sources said the suspects had been transferred to Kabul Pul-E-Charkhi prison. Hayatullah is accused of being one of the main commanders responsible for the recruitment of Afghan nationals for the TTP and the Tehreek-E-Taliban Gandapur (TTG) faction.
The suspects were reportedly involved in the conspiracy of a terrorist attack aimed at disrupting the trilateral meeting between Pakistan, China and Afghanistan in Kabul. They would also have opposed the Islamic emirate of the commemorations of the emirate of Afghanistan on August 15, the commemorations of the “exit of the Allied forces of Afghanistan.
The arrests come in the middle of the coordination of the fight against terrorism renewed between Pakistan and Afghanistan, Islamabad repeatedly urging Kabul to act against the sanctuaries and the facilitators of the TTP operating on Afghan soil.
Islamabad also said that the TTP had formed a link with other terrorist groups, in particular those operating in Balutchistan, including the Balutchistan Liberation Army (Bla) and its notorious major brigade. Pakistan’s complaint was approved by the United Nations Security Council that confirmed the NEXUS of the TTP-BLA / MAJEED brigade in its latest report.
