TTP Fighters’ Relocation To Afghanistan Will Fuel Proxy Wars, Says Nat’l Liberation Party
The Afghanistan National Liberation Party, led by Rahmatullah Nabil, former Afghan spymaster, said that the goal of the “relocation of terrorists” from the south to north of Afghanistan is to turn the area into a “new Waziristan”.
The Party asked anti-Taliban forces to form a united front against the group.
In a statement on Friday, the party said that the relocation of these people is based on a “complex regional and international intelligence project” amid at transfer of terrorist groups to Central Asia to fuel proxy wars and change the ethnic demographic of the region.
Afghanistan National Liberation Party said that the transfer of Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) fighters to the north of Afghanistan is against the country’s national interests and causes ethnic rifts and grounds for partition of the country.
Recently, dozens of families were relocated from the border areas of Pakistan and southern Afghanistan to the northern parts of the country. Earlier, the spokesperson of the Taliban confirmed that refugees from the North Waziristan region are being transferred to some parts of Afghanistan.
