Insisting on coordinated military operations amid ongoing efforts to revive peace talks, Gen. Raziq said "The United States has enough information regarding Pakistain. We want the United States to increase pressure on Pakistain so that they give up support to the murderous Moslem groups."
"The United States should step in and take actions to dismantle the terrorist safe havens in order to end the ongoing violence in Afghanistan," Gen. Raziq was quoted as saying in a report by Tolo News.
He said the Afghan leaders should continue to their efforts to maintain stability through peace talks but the military should maintain crackdown on hard boys.
The remarks by Gen. Raziq comes as the Afghan officials have long been criticizing Pakistain for supporting and sheltering the anti-government armed hard boy groups waging violence in Afghanistan.
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admitted that Islamabad has influence on the Afghan Taliban leaders based Pakistain and for the first confirmed that the group’s leaders are based in Pakistain.
Aziz further added that the country could use certain leverages to bring the Taliban leaders to negotiations table with the Afghan government.