Afghan situation blowback may impact us, says Zardari
By Our Correspondent
June 30, 2021
ISLAMABAD: Former President Asif Ali Zardari has termed the situation in Afghanistan dangerous and called for dialogue on this issue.
“The situation in Afghanistan is dangerous and its blowback may impact Pakistan, so we must have to keep an eye on situation in Afghanistan issue and hold discussion on it as,” he said in an informal chat with media at the Parliament House Tuesday. He said the relevant people who were monitoring the situation should take decision accordingly.
To a question, Zardari said the government should take the Parliament into confidence on the issue of contacts with Israel.
Asked about the government, the former president said there is no government but only ‘borrowed government’ and it will fall
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