KABUL, (daily paklish): Problems affecting relations between neighbours Afghanistan and ​Pakistan can be resolved through dialogue ‌and diplomacy, Afghan Taliban Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi said on Monday at talks on Afghanistan ​held in Moscow.

Instead of seeking “political understanding”, ​Pakistan’s powerful military uses only military ⁠language in relations with Afghanistan and ​has carried out aggression in violation of ​international laws, Muttaqi said

Kabul considers self-defence against any aggression to be its legitimate and undeniable right, ​Muttaqi added

Pakistan’s foreign ministry, in a ​statement, said its representative at the event vowed to ‌uproot ⁠terrorism from across the border, and called on the Taliban to end the “impunity with which terrorist groups continue to operate ​from their ​soil”.

Pakistan ⁠and Afghanistan have been at odds over militancy, with Islamabad accusing ​Kabul of harbouring militants who ​stage ⁠cross-border attacks. The Taliban government denies the charge and says militancy is Pakistan’s internal problem.

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