Has the Taliban Listened to Pakistan? Sirajuddin Haqqani's Big Move | Pak Army

#pakistannews #afghanistannews #pakarmy Afghanistan’s Interior Minister Sirajuddin Haqqani has proposed setting up joint Pakistan-Afghanistan liaison committees to monitor and prevent cross-border militant activity. In this video we break down Haqqani’s recent interview in Kabul with senior Pakistani journalist Tahir Khan, and analysis by security expert Fida Adeel. Key points covered: What’s discussed: *New proposal*: Joint committees for information sharing and coordination on militant movement along the Pakistan-Afghanistan border *Taliban policy update*: A ban on foreign armed groups moving across Afghanistan, with responsibility placed on Taliban officials to act on shared intelligence *Border and trade*: A second committee proposed to resolve trade issues, restore transit routes, and address refugee challenges amid a 10-month border closure *Diplomatic context*: The current “diplomatic freeze” between Islamabad and Kabul, previous talks in Urumqi mediated by China, and Pakistan’s call for “verifiable action” against militant groups *Human impact*: Visa issues for Afghan students and doctors in Pakistan, and relocation measures for families in border areas We also look at how both sides view the security situation, and why bilateral dialogue is being presented as the main path forward. Disclaimer: This video is for news analysis and educational purposes only. The information is based on a published interview and public statements. It does not promote, endorse, or justify any organization or violence. Views and claims presented belong to the individuals quoted. Viewers are encouraged to verify facts with official sources. Keywords: Sirajuddin Haqqani, Afghanistan Pakistan relations, Taliban government, Pakistan Afghanistan border, TTP, security talks, Kabul Islamabad diplomacy, border closure, trade transit, Afghan refugees, Tahir Khan interview, Fida Adeel analysis, China mediation Urumqi, regional security South Asia Pak Army Pak Afghan relations If you found this breakdown useful, subscribe for more clear, fact-based updates on regional affairs.