Finance Minister Ishaq Dar issued a strong statement as Dar warns Taliban: Pakistan will defend its soil against cross-border terror threats, stressing that the country will not tolerate any form of aggression or terrorism from across the border.
Speaking to the media in Islamabad, Dar said that Pakistan has always supported peace in the region but will take firm action if its sovereignty is challenged. He emphasized that protecting national borders and citizens is the government’s top priority.
The Dar warns Taliban: Pakistan will defend its soil against cross-border terror threats statement came amid reports of escalating tensions along the Pak-Afghan frontier. Recent incidents of cross-border attacks have raised security concerns, prompting calls for a stronger response from Islamabad.
Dar highlighted that Pakistan has shown great restraint despite repeated provocations, but any further violations will invite a decisive reaction. He reiterated that the armed forces are fully capable and prepared to respond to any threat to national security.
He also urged the Afghan authorities to take immediate steps to prevent militants from using their territory against Pakistan. “We have repeatedly called for cooperation, not confrontation,” Dar said, adding that terrorism cannot be justified under any circumstances.
The minister reaffirmed that Pakistan remains committed to regional stability and peaceful coexistence but will never compromise on its territorial integrity. He called on international partners to take notice of the growing threat and support Pakistan’s efforts to maintain peace along the border.
With his remarks, Dar warns Taliban: Pakistan will defend its soil against cross-border terror threats, underscoring a firm and unified stance against terrorism. The statement reflects Islamabad’s resolve to safeguard national interests while continuing to pursue diplomatic solutions to regional tensions.
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