New Evidence Exposes Afghan Training Camps Linked to Terror Attacks in Pakistan

Recent evidence has emerged, shedding light on Afghanistan’s involvement in terrorism in Pakistan. A video statement by a terrorist named Rohullah has revealed the existence of training camps on Afghan soil, where militants are prepared for cross-border attacks.

Rohullah, who was trained at the Tartil al-Quran school in the Tor Taim village of Nangarhar, disclosed that the facility is specifically used for training suicide bombers. He described undergoing a ten-day training regimen, which included the administration of injections designed to dull his senses before his deployment on terror missions. In the video, Rohullah further explained the logistics of how terrorists are smuggled across the border into Pakistan. He recounted being transported from Nangarhar to Pakistan in a green vehicle, with the assistance of individuals named Amanullah and Sajjad who facilitated his crossing. Upon entering Pakistan, he was separated from other operatives and was instructed to meet another contact, Suleiman, who provided further details about the planned attacks.

This new testimony lends credence to long-standing claims that Afghan territory is being used as a launchpad for terrorist activities against Pakistan. The revelations directly challenge the Afghan interim government’s repeated denials of any involvement in cross-border terrorism and highlight the persistent security challenges in the region.

As these developments unfold, the evidence underscores the need for international attention and cooperation to address the issue of terrorism emanating from Afghanistan. The ongoing use of Afghan soil for terrorist activities poses a significant threat to regional stability and security.