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Pakistan Army: The Taliban must pay the price for their actions The spokesman for the Pakistan Army, Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry, threatened the Taliban government that Islamabad is ready to face any threat, including UAV attacks, and that the Taliban will not be able to tolerate possible punishment from Pakistan. He accused the Taliban of supporting armed groups opposed to Pakistan and providing them with the ground for their activities in Afghanistan, claiming that these groups operate with Indian support. Chaudhry stressed that Pakistan has no intention of interfering in Afghanistan's internal affairs, but expects the Taliban to prevent armed groups from using its territory against Pakistan.

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Pakistan Army: The Taliban must pay the price for their actions The spokesman for the Pakistan Army, Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry, threatened the Taliban government that Islamabad is ready to face any threat, including UAV attacks, and that the Taliban will not be able to tolerate possible punishment from Pakistan. He accused the Taliban of supporting armed groups opposed to Pakistan and providing them with the ground for their activities in Afghanistan, claiming that these groups operate with Indian support. Chaudhry stressed that Pakistan has no intention of interfering in Afghanistan's internal affairs, but expects the Taliban to prevent armed groups from using its territory against Pakistan.

Pakistan Army: The Taliban must pay the price for their actions The spokesman for the Pakistan Army, Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry, threatened the Taliban government that Islamabad is ready to face any threat, including UAV attacks, and that the Taliban will not be able to tolerate possible punishment from Pakistan. He accused the Taliban of supporting armed groups opposed to Pakistan and providing them with the ground for their activities in Afghanistan, claiming that these groups operate with Indian support. Chaudhry stressed that Pakistan has no intention of interfering in Afghanistan's internal affairs, but expects the Taliban to prevent armed groups from using its territory against Pakistan.

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