Taliban attacked Pakistan from 3 directions within 24 hours, did India play any game?

Bitterness has increased again in the relations between Pakistan and Afghanistan. Tension between the two countries has again reached its peak. Early Monday morning, Pakistani Air Force entered Afghan soil and played a bloody game. In response to this, Afghanistan has also given a befitting reply to Pakistan within 24 hours. It is being told that the Taliban army has turned its guns towards the Pakistani border. Along with this, heavy shelling has started. It is being claimed that Taliban soldiers have launched a vigorous attack on three border posts along the Durand Line border with Pakistan.

Afghanistan has attacked Pakistan from three directions. Taliban soldiers attacked Pakistan from Turram, North Waziristan and South Waziristan with the help of heavy weapons and cannons and many posts of Pakistani army were bombed. Taliban has said that cowardly Pakistan had initiated the attack. But we will end this attack. When even America could not stand before us, then what is Pakistan’s status? However, in this war, a picture of India and Taliban has created a stir. The most interesting thing is that a few days ago Iran had also attacked Pakistan. Three Islamic countries, Iran, Afghanistan and Pakistan are at war with each other. But let us tell you a little background as to why this war has started in India’s neighbourhood.

Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan i.e. TTP had killed seven soldiers of Pakistan. Pakistan had said without any evidence that TTP had carried out this attack at the behest of the Taliban government. Pakistan forcefully dragged the name of Afghanistan and carried out an air strike. Taliban was enraged by this airstrike. The Taliban retaliated and attacked Pakistan from three directions. Many experts believe that Pakistan is troubled by the alliance between TTP and Taliban government but the closeness of India and Taliban has scared it more. Just a few days ago, India had sent its special envoy JP Singh to Afghanistan. Envoy JP Singh talked to the Taliban.