“The presence of foreign forces in the name of fighting against terrorism not only failed to eliminate terrorism but during this period the scourge gained further strength,” he claimed.
In a statement from his office, the ex-president also slammed the signing of the Bilateral Security Agreement (BSA) with the United States -- a deal he refused to ink during his stay in office.
“Unfortunately, the signing of BSA with the United States also did not result in reducing instability; instead it further widened . . .
