Crops fencing wire along the Afghan border. Taliban threat to army

- Supporting the Taliban is now too much for Pakistan

- Pakistan Army will have serious consequences if it fences the Afghan border illegally: Taliban spokesman

Islamabad: Pakistan was the first to support the Taliban. The Pakistani government used to side with the Taliban in favor of establishing relations with the Taliban, but now these Taliban militants are taking a heavy toll on Pakistan. A case of tension between the Taliban government of Afghanistan and the government of Pakistan has come to light.

The Pakistani military has begun fencing off the border in Afghanistan's Nandhar province. The operation was immediately stopped by the Taliban. Taliban militants threatened Pakistani troops and urged them not to carry out the operation a second time. The video of the incident also went viral, with Taliban militants threatening Pakistani troops that war would break out if Durand Line was attacked again.

The Durand Line was built by the British government in the 19th century. The border between Pakistan and Afghanistan has been demarcated, but now Taliban militants have claimed that there is Afghan land on the Pakistan border beyond the Durand Line. Taliban militants removed a barbed wire fence erected by Pakistani troops. The line drawn by the British government is not considered an official border by the people of Afghanistan. It has previously caused tensions between the governments of Pakistan and Afghanistan, but by supporting the Taliban, Imran Khan hoped that the Taliban would now side with Pakistan on the issue. But Imran's claim was reversed.

Taliban spokesman Inayatullah Khwarajmi said the Pakistani army was illegally fencing. Pakistan's arrogance on that border will not be carried out at all. If Pakistan does so a second time, it will have serious consequences. The Taliban had even said that the equipment used by the Pakistani army for fencing had been taken away from them.

It may be mentioned that there is a 200 km long border between Pakistan and Afghanistan. It was on this border of Afghanistan that Pakistan sheltered the terrorists. Now the Taliban is weighing heavily on Pakistan over the border issue.