Some politicians of the neighboring Pakistan are always blaming Afghanistan for its failure to take the security of its borders.
Afghanistan, under the current Islamic system, is making efforts to overcome its own problems in different economic, political and social areas and is not in a state to interfere in other countries’ internal
issues. And most importantly, it is firm in its commitment to no interfere in other countries’ affairs and never allow others to interfere in its internal affairs.
Most importantly, security in either country (Afghanistan and Pakistan) are in the interest of both nations and it is incredible that any failure of the two governments to ensure security, would affect both
brother nations, and even would destabilize the region and the world.
The rulers of Pakistan, themselves, should focus on how and from where the problems and obstacles are facing their security.
The neighboring country, which claims it is equipped with modern and sophisticated intelligence, brings its ability under question, by its failure to identify the main elements behind insecurity along its borders.
Also, if the Pakistani side has any evidence to show Afghanistan having hand in the insecurity of its borders or activities of any malicious elements inside its country, they can prove it that maybe there is someone trying to disturb relations between neighbors with long shared borders.
Both countries, instead of blaming each other for any of the two sides’ failures, mostly in security issues, should join hands to eliminate all insecurity elements.
The two nations have the right to live in peace and security and any harm from any side would affect them both.
Blaming each other with no evidence, not only fuels distrust between the two sides, creates gaps between the two systems, hinders all economic, trade and cultural issues, but also paves the way for the
interferences of malicious groups who long waiting to create enmity
between the two Muslim and brother nations to seek their own goals.
Pakistan and its people, during the past years of Jihad against Russian invaders, played key role in equipment and strengthening of Mujahidin and the holy war fighters and even helping Jihad to reach victory.
So, it should continue cooperating with the current Islamic system to reach self-sufficiency and stand on its feet.
The people of Afghanistan do not forget but appreciate the years long cooperation of Pakistan and its people for the Afghan refugees during the war on the former Russian occupants, but this does not mean that they have the rights to blame Afghanistan unjustly for their failure to their own security.
Let us work together to fight any elements behind insecurity in both countries, rather to blame each other for interferences in the affairs of each other.
