KABUL, saying his country has once again proved it is not in the business of harboring terrorists as 'assets'.
Tehreek-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) leader and former spokesman Azam Tariq was killed by Afghan special forces in southeastern Paktika province on Saturday night.
Tariq’s killing is yet another proof that Afghanistan is not involved in shielding terrorists as 'assets'. Zakhilwal said in a statement.“Regardless of whom they . . .
