Kohat blast exposes use of Afghan soil for terrorism

The Kohat mosque blast has been traced to Afghanistan, exposing the double standards of the Afghan Taliban regime.

The suicide bomber involved in the blast has been identified as an Afghan national, Matiullah. Efforts to identify the second terrorist are underway.      

The involvement of an Afghan national in the blast exposes the Taliban regime as its spokesperson made false claims on an international channel to divert attention from Afghan state sponsorship of terrorism.     

The identification of the Afghan suicide bomber also serves as a clear evidence that Afghan soil is being used to orchestrate terrorism in Pakistan.     

Last month, fifteen terrorists were killed while attempting to infiltrate from Afghanistan near Ghulam Khan.  Five Khwarij were killed while their infiltration attempt was thwarted in South Waziristan through timely action of security forces.     

Last night, a terrorist formation attempting to cross the border near Kurram was valiantly repelled by alert Pakistani troops. 

Multiple reports by the United Nations and international media outlets have already exposed Afghan Taliban's patronage of terrorism.

According to a UN report, over 20 terrorist organizations, including 'Fitna Al-Khawarij' and ‘Fitna Al-Hindustan', are active on Afghan soil.