KABUL: Taliban on Wednesday cautioned adjoining nations against permitting the United States to work army installations on their dirt, following media reports claiming that Pakistan had hit an arrangement with Washington.
Refering to Radio Free Afghanistan, Afghan Online Press announced that the Taliban gave the admonition in an articulation in the midst of hypothesis that the Pentagon is looking at new bases in the district to use against the agitators after the arranged draw out of all US powers from Afghanistan by September 11.
Sonny Leggett, the US military representative in Afghanistan, said that theory the United States is trying to set up army installations in Pakistan are "bogus", detailed Afghan Online Press.
Prior, tending to the Pakistani Senate on Tuesday, Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi said the public authority of Prime Minister Imran Khan "won't ever permit any American base on its dirt."
In its assertion, the Taliban asked "adjoining nations not to permit anybody to do as such." Though, Taliban didn't name any country.
"On the off chance that such a stage is taken once more, it will be an extraordinary and notable slip-up and shame," the radicals said, adding that they would "not stay quiet even with such offensive and provocative demonstrations."
The arranged withdrawal of unfamiliar soldiers from Afghanistan following twenty years has raised worries over the destiny of the public authority in Kabul notwithstanding proceeded with viciousness by Taliban assailants that control enormous areas of the country.
On May 26, Afghanistan's Defense Ministry said the military's commando powers had delivered 62 individuals from a Taliban jail in the northern region of Baghlan, revealed Afghan Online Press.
The hostages, who included 26 regular folks and 36 individuals from Afghan security powers, were delivered in an overnight activity in the Baghlan-e Markazi area, the service said, adding that four Taliban watches were slaughtered during the activity.
The assertion comes a day after authorities said 41 individuals were delivered from a Taliban jail in the country's western region of Herat.
Taliban has not remarked on the activities in Baghlan and Herat yet, revealed Afghan Online Press.