As cross-border tensions reach a critical juncture, Pakistan has intensified its diplomatic and strategic pressure on the de facto rulers in Kabul. Murtaza Solangi, spokesperson for the President of Pakistan, launched a blistering critique against the Taliban administration, accusing them of actively supporting, training, and providing logistical safe havens to violent militant networks. Characterizing the administration as an “illegitimate regime,” Solangi issued an unambiguous warning regarding the continued patronage of cross-border terrorism.
In a sharp statement posted on the social media platform X, Solangi stated: “If the illegitimate Taliban regime thinks it can continue to provide safe havens, training, and logistical support to a range of terrorist groups and act as the ‘surrogate mother of terrorism,’ the global and regional forces of peace and civilization will surprise them. This surprise may not be so pleasant for these savages.”
This high-level warning underscores Islamabad’s rising frustration with Kabul’s failure to curb anti-Pakistan proxies operating from Afghan soil. Security experts note that Pakistan’s strategy has decisively shifted toward calling out the regional threat posed by the regime’s complicity with militant factions. By labeling the de facto authorities as a conduit for global instability, Islamabad is rallying broader international and regional vigilance to ensure that cross-border terrorism faces immediate, coordinated pushback.
President’s Spokesperson Warns Taliban Regime Against Acting as ‘Surrogate Mother of Terror’
This official news report details the strong warnings issued by the Pakistani presidency regarding militant safe havens and cross-border security threats.