Photo: Pakistani Taliban Militants (nytimes)
Pakistan ISLAMABAD -assert, he just wants to hold peace dialogue with the Taliban when the militia groups that gave up their arms first.
"They (Taliban) had to give up his weapons first and start a dialogue. If they keep holding AK-47nya, dialogue will not be implemented, "said Pakistani Interior Minister Rehman Malik, was quoted Reuterslike, Tuesday (6/10/2011).
The Taliban and the Government of Pakistan had seemed to be immediately opened the peace dialogue sessions.
Of e Taliban or familiar known militant Taliban Pakistan have waged war on South Asian countries since 2007. They are determined to depose the Government of a country that is supported by the United States (u.s.).
The attacks were directed to the headquarters of the Taliban in the mountains have also been carried out by the Pakistan army. Taliban Pakistan also became one of the greatest threat to the country.
The peace agreement between Pakistan and the Taliban failed to create security and stability in the region. That is precisely the failure to strengthen the militants is to expand its influence.
Pakistan itself was even rumored to have the madrasah that occupied by the Taliban militia from Afghanistan. But the Pakistani officials denied the claim.(rhs)
"They (Taliban) had to give up his weapons first and start a dialogue. If they keep holding AK-47nya, dialogue will not be implemented, "said Pakistani Interior Minister Rehman Malik, was quoted Reuterslike, Tuesday (6/10/2011).
The Taliban and the Government of Pakistan had seemed to be immediately opened the peace dialogue sessions.
Of e Taliban or familiar known militant Taliban Pakistan have waged war on South Asian countries since 2007. They are determined to depose the Government of a country that is supported by the United States (u.s.).
The attacks were directed to the headquarters of the Taliban in the mountains have also been carried out by the Pakistan army. Taliban Pakistan also became one of the greatest threat to the country.
The peace agreement between Pakistan and the Taliban failed to create security and stability in the region. That is precisely the failure to strengthen the militants is to expand its influence.
Pakistan itself was even rumored to have the madrasah that occupied by the Taliban militia from Afghanistan. But the Pakistani officials denied the claim.(rhs)
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