Our issue is with Afghan rulers, not the people, on terrorism: DG ISPR

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DG ISPR says Pakistan's issue is with Afghan rulers, not the people.
He alleged some in Afghan power work for foreign agencies.
Spokesperson stated terrorism from Afghanistan is not linked to Islam or Pashtun culture.

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In a press conference, the Director-General of Inter-Services Public Relations (DG ISPR) addressed the issue of cross-border terrorism originating from Afghanistan. He clarified that Pakistan's issue is not with the Afghan people but with the ruling elements in Kabul, whom he accused of working for foreign interests. He stressed that their actions do not represent Islam or Afghan culture.

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The DG ISPR has stated that Pakistan's problem regarding cross-border terrorism is with the "elements in power" in Afghanistan, not the Afghan people, alleging these elements work for foreign agencies.