Pakistan has accused Afghanistan of becoming ‘a colony of India’ but India’s relations with Kabul predate the Taliban.

The Foreign Office of Pakistan has strongly condemned India's criticism regarding its cross-border actions in Afghanistan, labeling India's comments as hypocritical and unfounded. This response highlights ongoing tensions in the region.

Responding to media queries regarding Pakistan's response to the statement issued by the Ministry of External Affairs of India, the Spokesperson for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Tahir Andrabi said India's frustration at the destruction of its terrorist franchise in Afghanistan is quite understandable.

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Andrabi says considering India's "support and sponsorship" for terrorist groups operating from Afghan soil, their "frustration" is understandable.

At the UNSC, India voiced concerns for Afghanistan over humanitarian issues, cross-border violence, and trade curbs. It condemned airstrikes and 'trade terrorism' while reaffirming its commitment to supporting the Afghan people's development.

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At a UNSC meeting, India criticised Pakistan's airstrikes on Afghanistan, highlighting the tragic toll on civilians and calling for international cooperation against terrorism. With over 185 casualties reported,