Shafi Burfat Condemns Pakistan's Airstrikes in Afghanistan

In Sindh, Pakistan, Shafi Burfat, the Chairman of the Jeay Sindh Muttahida Mahaz (JSMM), has spoken out against the recent bombings by the Pakistani Air Force in Afghanistan's Paktika region. These attacks resulted in the deaths of over 46 civilians, including women and children. Burfat criticized the bombings as a violation of international law and a sign of Pakistan's destabilizing actions in the region.

In his statement, Burfat expressed support for the Afghan people and offered condolences to the victims' families. He described the bombings as "an unprovoked act of aggression" motivated by Pakistan's desire for financial aid from global powers. Burfat accused Pakistan of being a "mercenary state" that values money over human lives, undermining justice, human rights, and peace.

Burfat called on the international community, especially the United Nations, to take action against Pakistan's military aggression. He suggested placing Pakistan's nuclear and missile assets under international control to prevent their misuse, which he sees as a threat to global peace.

He further accused the Pakistani military of fostering terrorism and engaging in policies that destabilize the region. Burfat urged global leaders to hold Pakistan accountable and prevent further civilian casualties, emphasizing the need for decisive measures to curb Pakistan's aggressive actions.

Burfat's comments come amid rising tensions in the region, with analysts and human rights groups also criticizing Pakistan's military policies. His statement highlights the urgent need for international intervention to ensure justice and prevent further escalation.