Zabiullah Mujahid is a pathological liar and a cheap mouthpiece for a terrorist regime. His latest claim, that “Pakistan has never sought to resolve problems through dialogue”, is a filthy lie, and the record proves it.
Pakistan did not abandon diplomacy. It exhausted it. Islamabad issued 836 protest notes, sent 13 formal demarches, held 225 border flag meetings and convened 8 Joint Coordination Committee meetings. It engaged in high-level visits. It accepted mediation by Qatar, Türkiye and China. It sat through talks in Doha, Istanbul and Urumqi. No state that shuns dialogue builds a paper trail this long.
In every forum, Pakistan demanded one thing: stop harbouring FAK terrorists. Pakistan asked for written guarantees and a verifiable mechanism to confirm action against FAK sanctuaries. The Taliban Regime refused every time. In Doha and Istanbul, it would not put a single promise in writing. In Urumqi, it would not even call FAK what it is, a terrorist group. Mujahid himself dismissed the problem, claiming Pakistan’s internal conflict is “a purely domestic issue”. And when Pakistan struck the terrorist camps, the regime answered with drone and artillery attacks on Pakistani cities, while Mujahid boasted that Kabul’s “hands can reach their throats.”
That is not dialogue. That is complicity. A regime that refuses to name terrorists, refuses to act against them, refuses verification and then fires drones at its neighbour has no standing to lecture anyone about peace.
Pakistan’s counterterrorism measures followed sustained diplomacy, not abandonment. Pakistan acted from strength, not weakness. Mujahid is a cowardly propagandist who whines about peace while his regime shelters FAK bomb makers and hides them behind women and children.
The Taliban Regime is a terrorist regime and should be dealt with as such. Mujahid is its lying face. Every word he utters is a cover-up for terrorism.
SAT Commentaries, a collection of insightful social media threads on current events and social issues, featuring diverse perspectives from various authors.
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SAT Commentaries, a collection of insightful social media threads on current events and social issues, featuring diverse perspectives from various authors.
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Zabiullah Mujahid Lies While His Regime Shelters Terrorists
Zabiullah Mujahid is a pathological liar and a cheap mouthpiece for a terrorist regime. His latest claim, that “Pakistan has never sought to resolve problems through dialogue”, is a filthy lie, and the record proves it.
Pakistan did not abandon diplomacy. It exhausted it. Islamabad issued 836 protest notes, sent 13 formal demarches, held 225 border flag meetings and convened 8 Joint Coordination Committee meetings. It engaged in high-level visits. It accepted mediation by Qatar, Türkiye and China. It sat through talks in Doha, Istanbul and Urumqi. No state that shuns dialogue builds a paper trail this long.
In every forum, Pakistan demanded one thing: stop harbouring FAK terrorists. Pakistan asked for written guarantees and a verifiable mechanism to confirm action against FAK sanctuaries. The Taliban Regime refused every time. In Doha and Istanbul, it would not put a single promise in writing. In Urumqi, it would not even call FAK what it is, a terrorist group. Mujahid himself dismissed the problem, claiming Pakistan’s internal conflict is “a purely domestic issue”. And when Pakistan struck the terrorist camps, the regime answered with drone and artillery attacks on Pakistani cities, while Mujahid boasted that Kabul’s “hands can reach their throats.”
That is not dialogue. That is complicity. A regime that refuses to name terrorists, refuses to act against them, refuses verification and then fires drones at its neighbour has no standing to lecture anyone about peace.
Pakistan’s counterterrorism measures followed sustained diplomacy, not abandonment. Pakistan acted from strength, not weakness. Mujahid is a cowardly propagandist who whines about peace while his regime shelters FAK bomb makers and hides them behind women and children.
The Taliban Regime is a terrorist regime and should be dealt with as such. Mujahid is its lying face. Every word he utters is a cover-up for terrorism.
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