During an exclusive interview with Pajhwok Afghan News, he said tension between Kabul and Islamabad could not be reduced until the later brought changes to its policy toward toward the war-devastated country..
He claimed Pakistan suffered and paid a high price for its patchy relationship with Afghanistan this year. “We have now realised our weaknesses which are economic, transit route and refugees. Earlier, Islamabad used them as pressure buttons.”
The envoy said Kabul was . . .
