Written by: Ahmad Bilal Radmard
The military regime of Pakistan, which has always been behind the insecurity in Afghanistan since its inception and has been unable to tolerate a secure and stable Afghanistan, has also attempted to destabilize Afghanistan again after the establishment of the Islamic system in Afghanistan, which brought stability and security, by using mercenaries and traitors.
Based on files that have recently leaked in the media, revealing conversations between Sami Sadat and his military commander in Afghanistan, it appears that the Pakistani military regime has turned some figures opposing the Afghan government into tools for executing its plans and has been seeking to supply them militarily in order to create insecurity in certain parts of Afghanistan’s geography. In these conversations, there is talk of supplying weapons and ammunition from Pakistan, using former military personnel, and creating armed movements in parts of Nuristan and Laghman; a plan that, if realized, could once again make the innocent people of Afghanistan victims of Pakistan’s intelligence games.
But what is encouraging for the people of Afghanistan and a bitter disappointment for the designers of this plot is that such plans are identified and neutralized before they are implemented. The vigilance of security forces and the discovery of suspicious communications once again demonstrated that the covert projects of Afghanistan’s stability enemies, contrary to the designers’ expectations, do not always remain in the dark, and their hired minions cannot achieve anything.
But the fundamental question is, why are the conspiracies of Pakistan’s military regime being exposed one after another?
First, the military regime of Pakistan still does not have a proper understanding of the extent of the influence and intelligence oversight of Afghan security forces over the clandestine movements and communications of the country’s enemies. It believes that it can advance its plans without being detected by creating secret networks, establishing confidential contacts, and using local intermediaries; however, the reality is that many of these communications and movements are monitored and identified before they reach the operational stage. This has caused Pakistan’s intelligence projects, instead of achieving their intended goals, to be exposed one after another, leading to the disgrace of their planners and executors.
Second, the military regime of Pakistan still evaluates Afghanistan with outdated calculations and the defeated mindsets of the past. It believes that by gathering a few traitors, opportunists, and rootless individuals and equipping them, it can disrupt the country’s security. This is while today’s Afghanistan, unlike Afghanistan of the past few decades, is being managed by its awake, vigilant, and compassionate children; those who do not tolerate the slightest betrayal and, with keen ears and sharp eyes, monitor the movements of the enemy and their obedient servants, crushing their sinister plans with an iron fist.
Third, those who engage in political and military espionage for foreigners within the country, no matter how much they hide behind grand slogans and deceptive claims, will eventually have their dependency revealed. History has repeatedly proven that betrayal of the homeland can never be transformed into service by merely changing names and slogans.
But the most disgraceful situation is that of those who yesterday carved out a political position for themselves in the name of Afghanistan and the slogan of standing against Pakistan, and today are willing to engage in any kind of shameful deal to fulfilll the plans of Pakistan’s military regime.
This is no longer just opposition to the Afghan government; it is a deal over the security of a nation!
Those who had long portrayed themselves as patriots in the eyes of the Afghan people are now relying on the very regime they had chanted slogans of enmity against for years to realize their plans. If your slogans of enmity were genuine, why have you turned to Islamabad for arms and ammunition? If your concern is the people of Afghanistan, why do you trade the security and peace of these very people for your political ambitions? And if you claim to be patriotic, why have you tied your fate to the will of foreign soldiers?
You have never been anything more than slaves; the only difference is that back then you hid behind slogans of patriotism and enmity with Pakistan, but today the masks have been removed, and in the public eye of the Afghan people, you have openly become expendable pawns in a foreign game!
The military regime of Pakistan should also know that the security of Afghanistan cannot be easily disrupted by proxy projects and hiring failed figures. The stability of a country cannot be undermined with a few secret contacts, some money, and shipments of weapons.
Afghanistan is no longer a testing ground for your intelligence schemes; and those who barter their homeland for foreign support have already been condemned in the court of the nation’s conscience and the judgment of history before they fail in the political arena.
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