Visual evidence emerging from ground intelligence and digital monitoring channels has reaffirmed Pakistan’s long-standing operational warnings that elements within the interim Afghan regime are actively transferring military-grade weaponry and equipment stockpiles to Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) terror networks.
Recent footage circulated across regional security monitoring platforms captures military arms depots inside Afghan territory being accessed and handed over to TTP combatants, directly fueling cross-border terror sorties against Pakistani border posts and civilian centers. The captured footage illustrates a coordinated logistic pipeline between Afghan regime elements and TTP commanders, exposing the systematic arming of hostile proxies under Kabul’s watch. Advanced weaponry—including NATO-origin night-vision gear, thermal imaging scopes, sniper systems, and automatic assault rifles left behind during the 2021 Western withdrawal—is being systematically funneled to TTP strike units.
Rather than restricting terrorist movement as mandated under international obligations and the Doha commitments, regional elements within Afghanistan are granting TTP fighters unhindered access to armories and safe havens along the Durand Line. This visuals directly dismantle Kabul’s repeated public denials regarding the presence and state-level backing of anti-Pakistan terror factions operating from Afghan soil.
Regional security analysts emphasize that the steady flow of heavy armaments to cross-border proxies poses an immediate threat to regional peace. Pakistan’s security establishment has repeatedly made it clear to the regime in Kabul that state support—whether tacit or active—for hostile proxy groups targeting Pakistan will invite decisive kinetic responses and targeted counter-terror interdictions across the border.
As international scrutiny intensifies following recent UN assessments citing thousands of active TTP combatants sheltered in Afghanistan, the latest evidence places the onus squarely on Kabul to immediately seize all proxy weapon depots, neutralize terror safe havens, and fulfill its international counterterrorism guarantees.