According to a statement from the ministry, Pakistan closed the Torkham gate and fired at Afghan security forces who were repairing a security post. The ministry expressed concern that these actions could harm trade relations between the two countries and cause losses for traders on both sides.

The ministry also mentioned an incident where a truck carrying Afghan figs to India was set on fire near a security post in Baluchistan province. This incident has created mistrust between the two countries.

Furthermore, the Pakistani government has recently held hundreds of containers of Afghan property and vehicles in Karachi under the pretext of a ‘Sensitive List’.

The ministry statement noted that Pakistan often creates problems at the port of Karachi and closes its borders as the season for fresh fruits approaches in Afghanistan. These actions not only harm trade between Afghanistan and Pakistan but also increase tensions between the people of these countries and hinder regional trade and transit.

The ministry emphasized its commitment to resolving problems through diplomatic dialogue and understanding, considering its foreign policy, which facilitates trade and transit in the region. It pointed out that such measures harm Pakistan’s economy and affect regional commercial activities.

The ministry called for solutions to such problems through dialogue to keep trade, transit, and the economy of the region unaffected, and to avoid politicizing commercial transactions.

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Khalid Zadran, the Spokesperson of the Kabul Security Department confirmed to Khaam Press that Mursal Nabizada, a former representative of Laghman province in the Afghan Parliament was killed by unknown gunmen in the 12th district of Kabul city.

Khalid Zadar said that unknown gunmen entered Mursal Nabizada’s house in the “Ahmadsha Baba Mena” locality in the 12th district of Kabul city and shot two people to death last night.

He further added that perpetrators have not yet been identified and the reasons behind the killing remain unclear.

Meanwhile, Mursal Nabizada’s brother was also wounded, however, his family has yet to comment on the terror incident.

The Spokesperson further added that investigations are underway, and will share the finding with the public in this regard in a timely manner.

This comes as terror incidents including suicide attacks, targeted killing, and bombing has unprecedentedly increased in the recent past, resulting in the death in the injury of scores of Afghan servicemen and civilians.

On Wednesday, December 11, an explosion took place near the entrance of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in the heart of Kabul, causing serious casualties. Although Islamic State (IS) militants have been behind terror attacks in the recent past, no group claimed the responsibility for the blast.

Since the Taliban’s return to power in August 2021, security has been a major challenge for the de facto regime. The optimism the general public had with the establishment of Afghanistan’s interim administration is gradually fading.

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The flogging that is also called (Hodood) is the first time that is being applied in Afghanistan since the Taliban’s takeover.

The seven men were accused of selling and consuming alcohol and also stealing cars.

The reports added, two of the criminals were lashed 35 rounds and were given six months prison terms each for stealing cars and consuming alcohol, the other couple was lashed 35 rounds for consuming alcohol, and the remaining three wrongdoers were lashed 35 rounds and given six months imprisonment each for selling and consuming alcohol.

It comes after the Deputy Chief of the spying agency (General Directorate of Intelligence) of the IEA announced that they will start applying “Hodood”.

“Hodood” is part of the punishment of the Sharia law that also includes stoning to death, hanging, and cutting hands.

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