Terrorism is 'red line': Pakistan tells Afghanistan as it warns of action against cross-border threats

Islamabad Pakistan has warned Afghanistan that it reserves the right to take all necessary measures to eliminate cross-border terror threats, asserting that terrorism remains a "red line" and its national security cannot be held hostage to the Taliban regime's "inaction". How Pakistan and the Taliban, former allies, slid into ‘open war’ storyline 1 Several Afghan Taliban personnel killed in alleged retaliatory action along border: Pakistan officials Several Afghan Taliban personnel killed in alleged retaliatory action along border: Pakistan officials The firing was reported in the Taida sector, Upper Kurram and Ghuz Garhi areas, where the Afghan Taliban allegedly opened fire to facilitate the cross-border infiltration of militants, says security official Several Afghan Taliban personnel killed in alleged retaliatory action along border: Pakistan officials storyline 1 In a strongly worded statement issued Saturday (October 31, 2026) night, the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting accused the Afghan Taliban leadership of refusing to…