Kokcha News Agency – Reports have emerged today of heavy clashes between the Taliban and the Pakistani army in the Momand Dara district of eastern Nangarhar province. These clashes come after Pakistani warplanes bombed the Achin and Shinwar districts ten times last night.
These incidents have raised serious questions about the relationship between the Taliban and Pakistan’s Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI). The Taliban, who have long benefited from financial and military support from the ISI, are now being bombed by their former “patrons.”
Is this a sign of a real rift within the Taliban’s structure? Or is it part of a new scenario to reshuffle leadership and manage dissent? Some analysts believe that disagreements over the management of Afghanistan’s occupation or power-sharing between different factions of the Taliban and Pakistan may be fueling these tensions.
When intelligence alliances expire, the smoke reaches the eyes of our people first. These clashes not only threaten regional security but also cast doubt on the future of intelligence cooperation between the Taliban and Pakistan.
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