WNAM REPORT: Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif on Wednesday stressed that Pakistan will no longer tolerate cross-border terrorism following the Mir Ali attack in North Waziristan which martyred seven army soldiers.
“If the soil of a neighbouring country is used for terrorism then it will not be acceptable,” the prime minister told the federal cabinet meeting which was televised on state-run TV .
The premier made these comments after Pakistani forces carried out intelligence-based operations (IBOs) in the border regions inside Afghanistan against terrorists launching attacks in Pakistan from Afghan soil following the March 16 attack.
The Mir Ali attack martyred at least seven Pakistan Army soldiers — including a lieutenant colonel and captain — after they gallantly fought with terrorists as they attacked a security forces’ post.
Paying homage to the martyrs for fighting against terrorists, the PM said that the love of Pakistan Army soldiers for their country is priceless.
“We want to live in a peaceful environment with our neighbouring countries and want brotherly relations and trade with them,” said the PM, inviting the countries to come and work together to end terrorism.
PM Shehbaz said he hopes the rulers of neighbouring countries will unite and make the region peaceful. “The brotherly countries should work to end terrorism,” he reiterated.
