Bilawal Bhutto: Pakistan has succumbed to terrorist organizations? Why did the foreign minister say – cannot fight terrorists alone

Pakistan’s Foreign Minister Bilawal Bhutto Zardari has said that the country’s new leadership, both political and military, will not hold any talks with terrorist organizations that do not respect the country’s laws and constitution. In an interview with The Washington Post on the sidelines of the World Economic Forum in Davos, Bilawal also accused former Prime Minister Imran Khan’s government of following a policy of appeasement towards the Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP). I am confident that if we can work with the Afghan Interim Government, which has influence over these groups, we will be able to maintain our security.

Pakistan’s Foreign Minister Bilawal Bhutto Zardari said that his government would not be able to fight terrorism and terrorists on its own. He said that even the new government of Afghanistan cannot succeed by fighting these terrorists alone. Zardari said that I do not believe that the government of Afghanistan cannot fight the terrorists on its own. He also said that the government of Pakistan will not hold any talks with those terrorist organizations.

The External Affairs Minister said that Khan provided hiding places to the TTP, not only did he release their prisoners in Pakistan’s custody, but also held talks with them. Imran Khan has always been ideologically sympathetic to his views. Asked whether Pakistan expected the new Afghan government to act against the TTP, Bilawal said, “Our expectation and in fact their agreement was that their soil would not be used for terrorism.” We look forward to cooperating with them to deal with the terrorists who are of concern to us.