Taliban & Pakistani Taliban

Taliban: The Taliban, which controls Afghanistan, is accused by Pakistan of sheltering Pakistani Taliban militants, leading to cross-border attacks. The Taliban denies these accusations, stating Pakistan's security is an internal issue.

Pakistani Taliban: Pakistani Taliban claimed responsibility for the attack on the security checkpoint in Pakistan, killing six soldiers. The group has intensified its violent campaign against Pakistani security forces.

Taliban: The Taliban government in Afghanistan is allied with Pakistani Taliban and is accused by Pakistan of sheltering its militants. They deny these allegations, stating they do not allow Afghan soil to be used for attacks against other countries.

Pakistani Taliban: Pakistani Taliban is suspected of carrying out the bombing attack in Lakki Marwat and a previous attack in Bannu district, although they denied involvement in the latest incident. The group has intensified its campaign against Pakistani security forces.

Taliban: The Taliban government in Afghanistan is accused by Pakistan of sheltering militants, specifically the Pakistani Taliban, leading to escalated conflict. It denies these charges and counters that Pakistan harbors hostile groups.

Pakistani Taliban: The Pakistani Taliban is accused by Pakistan of being sheltered by the Afghan Taliban government and is responsible for a surge in attacks, contributing to the cross-border conflict.

Taliban: The Taliban government of Afghanistan engaged in talks with Pakistan, denying accusations of harboring militants and seeking to end cross-border hostilities.

Pakistani Taliban: The Pakistani Taliban is accused by Pakistan of using Afghan territory to launch attacks, a key point of contention in the conflict with Afghanistan.

Taliban: The Taliban administration in Afghanistan has denied Pakistan's allegations of ignoring cross-border attacks. The return of the Taliban to power in Afghanistan in 2021 has coincided with a steady upward trend in militancy in Pakistan.