Pak spy agency ISI chief in Kabul as Taliban infighting delays govt formation
Published on Sept 04, 2021 06:02 pm IST
Lt General Faiz Hameed, the chief of Pakistan spy agency ISI, is in Kabul amid Taliban infighting over government formation. The ISI chief will reportedly hold talks with Taliban leaders as there has been a delay in the formation of Afghan government due to reported division between various factions of the insurgent group. The reports said that the ISI chief will help Taliban to sort out their differences. Meanwhile, a secret document accessed by Politico has revealed that United States has sought Pakistan help to fight ISIS-K and Al Qaeda in Afghanistan. However Pakistan has in return sought US recognition of its counter-terrorism efforts. Watch this report for more.
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