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Taliban spokesman Zabihullah Mujahid said on Saturday that Afghanistan had been cleared of ISIS. According to him, the Taliban forces fought resolutely against ISIS and achieved good results. Mr. Mujahid claimed that "Pakistan has been a nest of some people who challenge regional security." "Currently, the ISIS phenomenon is using Pakistani territory and some of their nests are in this country," he added. Mujahid claimed that ISIS was being "nurtured and supported" in Pakistan. The Taliban leader's spokesman reiterated that the Taliban will not allow the use of Afghanistan's territory against any country. Pakistan's foreign ministry earlier denied the allegations, saying that claims of ISIS presence or a warehouse in Pakistan are "completely baseless" and that the Afghan Taliban want to blame Pakistan for the terror problem. Pakistan, on the other hand, says that groups such as the Pakistani Taliban and the Alochistan Liberation Army have sanctuaries in Afghanistan and organize attacks against Pakistan from there.

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Taliban spokesman Zabihullah Mujahid said on Saturday that Afghanistan had been cleared of ISIS. According to him, the Taliban forces fought resolutely against ISIS and achieved good results. Mr. Mujahid claimed that "Pakistan has been a nest of some people who challenge regional security." "Currently, the ISIS phenomenon is using Pakistani territory and some of their nests are in this country," he added. Mujahid claimed that ISIS was being "nurtured and supported" in Pakistan. The Taliban leader's spokesman reiterated that the Taliban will not allow the use of Afghanistan's territory against any country. Pakistan's foreign ministry earlier denied the allegations, saying that claims of ISIS presence or a warehouse in Pakistan are "completely baseless" and that the Afghan Taliban want to blame Pakistan for the terror problem. Pakistan, on the other hand, says that groups such as the Pakistani Taliban and the Alochistan Liberation Army have sanctuaries in Afghanistan and organize attacks against Pakistan from there.

Taliban spokesman Zabihullah Mujahid said on Saturday that Afghanistan had been cleared of ISIS. According to him, the Taliban forces fought resolutely against ISIS and achieved good results. Mr. Mujahid claimed that "Pakistan has been a nest of some people who challenge regional security." "Currently, the ISIS phenomenon is using Pakistani territory and some of their nests are in this country," he added. Mujahid claimed that ISIS was being "nurtured and supported" in Pakistan. The Taliban leader's spokesman reiterated that the Taliban will not allow the use of Afghanistan's territory against any country. Pakistan's foreign ministry earlier denied the allegations, saying that claims of ISIS presence or a warehouse in Pakistan are "completely baseless" and that the Afghan Taliban want to blame Pakistan for the terror problem. Pakistan, on the other hand, says that groups such as the Pakistani Taliban and the Alochistan Liberation Army have sanctuaries in Afghanistan and organize attacks against Pakistan from there.

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