Terrorist groups in Afghanistan named in Pakistan-UK dialogue
During yearly counter-terror talks in Islamabad, Pakistan and Britain cited terrorist groups in Afghanistan, including the TTP, and booked the next round for London in 2027.
Pakistan and the UK, after yearly counter-terror talks in Islamabad, jointly flagged the danger from terrorist groups in Afghanistan.
The Foreign Office said both sides named the banned Tehreek-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) among the threats linked to Afghan territory.
Britain offered sympathy for Pakistanis killed in militant strikes and said it stands with Islamabad against that violence.
Delegates also discussed online falsehoods, misuse of social platforms and emerging tools used by militants.
The next round of the dialogue is planned for London in 2027.