London: Keno McCallumThe head of Britain’s spy agency MI5 on Monday warned terrorist networks to reorganize themselves. Afghanistan,
Espionage chief highlights that terror groups can use Afghan soil to plan attacks against Britain tolo news,
McCallum also claimed that some people in Britain are willing to travel to Afghanistan to be part of these terror networks.
“We have seen the start of some travel efforts and so along with our partners, we remain very cautious,” McCallum was quoted as saying by The Daily Mail.
Abdul Haq Hamad, a political analyst based in Afghanistan, insisted, “The Islamic Emirate will not allow anyone to be active on Afghan soil and I believe this is just a propaganda pressure.”
The report claimed that the spokespersons of Taliban The government did not respond to requests for comment.
The report comes after the UN Special Representative Deborah Lyons met the acting foreign minister of the Taliban regime, Aamir Khan Muttaki in Kabul on Tuesday
Recently, the Taliban regime has faced renewed resistance, especially in Panjshir and Bamiyan provinces.
Espionage chief highlights that terror groups can use Afghan soil to plan attacks against Britain tolo news,
McCallum also claimed that some people in Britain are willing to travel to Afghanistan to be part of these terror networks.
“We have seen the start of some travel efforts and so along with our partners, we remain very cautious,” McCallum was quoted as saying by The Daily Mail.
Abdul Haq Hamad, a political analyst based in Afghanistan, insisted, “The Islamic Emirate will not allow anyone to be active on Afghan soil and I believe this is just a propaganda pressure.”
The report claimed that the spokespersons of Taliban The government did not respond to requests for comment.
The report comes after the UN Special Representative Deborah Lyons met the acting foreign minister of the Taliban regime, Aamir Khan Muttaki in Kabul on Tuesday
Recently, the Taliban regime has faced renewed resistance, especially in Panjshir and Bamiyan provinces.
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