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Pakistan has asked the international community to hold the Taliban government accountable for not fulfilling its commitments to fight terrorism. On Monday, the 4th of Scorpio, this country's foreign ministry emphasized the right of self-defense by rejecting the Taliban's claim of civilian casualties in Pakistan's attacks on Afghanistan. In its announcement, the ministry asked the international community to put pressure on the Taliban government and hold this group accountable for not meeting international obligations in the fight against terrorism.

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Pakistan has asked the international community to hold the Taliban government accountable for not fulfilling its commitments to fight terrorism. On Monday, the 4th of Scorpio, this country's foreign ministry emphasized the right of self-defense by rejecting the Taliban's claim of civilian casualties in Pakistan's attacks on Afghanistan. In its announcement, the ministry asked the international community to put pressure on the Taliban government and hold this group accountable for not meeting international obligations in the fight against terrorism.

Pakistan has asked the international community to hold the Taliban government accountable for not fulfilling its commitments to fight terrorism. On Monday, the 4th of Scorpio, this country's foreign ministry emphasized the right of self-defense by rejecting the Taliban's claim of civilian casualties in Pakistan's attacks on Afghanistan. In its announcement, the ministry asked the international community to put pressure on the Taliban government and hold this group accountable for not meeting international obligations in the fight against terrorism.

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