Islamabad - Concrete evidence has once again surfaced regarding the exploitation of Afghan territory for terrorist activities in Pakistan. The terrorist responsible for the suicide bombing in Bajaur on February 16 has been identified as Ahmad, also known as Qari Abdullah Abu Zar, hailing from Balkh province in Afghanistan. This revelation underscores the direct involvement of Afghan nationals in perpetrating terrorism within Pakistan, indicating substantial support and facilitation by the Taliban regime.
It has been disclosed that the suicide bomber, who executed the attack in the Tarlai area of Islamabad, had undergone terrorist training in Afghanistan. Additionally, individuals associated with the assaults on the Islamabad Judicial Complex and the FC Headquarters in Peshawar were found to have connections to Afghanistan. Similarly, Afghan nationals played a role in the terrorist incidents at the Dera Ismail Khan Police Training Center and the Wana Cadet College. Furthermore, Naimat Ullah, a suicide bomber apprehended in South Waziristan, was revealed to be a resident of Afghanistan's Kandahar province.
Moreover, it has been confirmed that the scheming for the Bannu Cantt attack in March of the previous year was orchestrated in Afghanistan, with Afghan nationals identified as participants in the planning and execution of the attack.
