Pakistan–Afghanistan Relations and the Threat of War — Peace Is the Only Way

Pakistan–Afghanistan Relations and the Threat of War — Peace Is the Only Way

Recent border clashes and attacks have once again proven that if Pakistan–Afghanistan tensions escalate into war, the people of both nations will suffer the most. War never solves problems—it destroys peace, development, and brotherhood. In October 2025, we witnessed bloodshed, displacement, trade shutdowns, and fear.

Is this the destiny of our region? Absolutely not.

✅ Why War Is NOT the Solution

• No side truly wins a war—only the people lose.

• Education, healthcare, jobs, and trade are destroyed.

• Border communities pay the highest price.

• Hatred spreads for generations.

If we truly desire peace, we must use wisdom, not weapons.

✅ Message to Afghan Taliban: Stop Supporting Terrorism

The Afghan Taliban must understand:

• Terrorism is neither jihad nor freedom.

• Real demands can be achieved through political dialogue.

• Groups that attack innocent civilians weaken their own society.

• If the Taliban want an Islamic system, it must reflect justice, peace, and responsibility.

Pakistanis are not enemies of Afghans.

We are Muslim brothers, neighbors, and connected by history and culture.

✅ India’s Strategy: Do NOT Let Your Land Be Used!

India knows it cannot fight Pakistan directly, so it uses proxy warfare through Afghan soil.

• Indian intelligence networks are active in Afghanistan.

• Certain groups receive funding, training, and support.

• Goal: create instability in Pakistan and damage its global image.

Taliban must not become tools of India.

If Afghanistan sits in India’s lap:

• Relations with Pakistan will collapse.

• The whole region will destabilize.

• Afghan sacrifices will be wasted.

True strength = Afghanistan becoming neutral, independent, and peaceful — not someone else’s pawn.

✅ Pakistan’s Position

Pakistan wants:

• A secure border

• TTP and other militant groups controlled

• Joint security mechanisms

• Trade and economic corridors open

Pakistan does NOT want war — but will NOT compromise its sovereignty.

✅ The Path to Peace

1. Immediate ceasefire and negotiations

2. Mediation by China, Iran, Qatar, and others

3. Joint border security system

4. Joint action against terrorist groups

5. People-to-people ties, trade, education, and visa facilities

✅ The Truth

The peace of Pakistan and Afghanistan is inseparable.

If one country is unstable, the other cannot remain safe.

Let’s learn from history:

What did 20 years of war give Afghanistan?

Only destruction.

Now is the time to give peace a chance.

✅ Final Words

Afghan Taliban!

You have a historic choice:

Become the most respected Islamic leadership in the world,

or become an example of destruction by playing in others’ hands.

The decision is yours.

Pakistan wants peace, not weakness.

India is the enemy, but Afghanistan is our brother.

So let us stand as brothers, not fighters.

War is not the answer — Peace is!

Syed Ali Raza Naqvi Bukhari

Unity of Peace, Economic Reform, and Global Unity

Founder & Chairman of Tehreek Istehkam Pakistan, and the author of “Law of God” and “Social Democratic System.” Advocates for truth, social justice, and reform in all sectors of society.