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According to Iranian Fars News Agency Saudi Arabia has sent a secret letter to Gulbuddin Hikmatyar, the leader of Hizb-i-Islami Afghanistan, to target Pakistani officials.
Fars citing Arab news agency Alwaie News as saying that Saudi Arabia in the letter sought Hikmatyar to stage terror attacks on senior Islamabad officials for rejecting to join the Saudi coalition in Yemen.
“The Saudi kingdom has demanded the leader of Afghanistan’s Hezb-e Islami to stage the terror operations in Pakistan to take revenge from Islamabad for its defiance,” Fars cites a quotes from the news agency’s website.
Fars further states that Riyadh has also demanded Hikmatyar to target other high profile figures in that country.
“The report said Riyadh has demanded Hekmatyar to stage a series of terror operations on the lives of Pakistani leaders, figures and tribes, but declined to reveal any further details,” Fars quote stated on its website.
After Saudi Arabia formed a coalition against the advancement of Huthies in Yemen in March Pakistan turned down the request of standing militarily with Riyadh in the fight.
But leader of the Hizb-i-Islami Afghanistan, Gulbuddin Hikmatyar announced his support for Riyadh.
Fars citing Arab news agency Alwaie News as saying that Saudi Arabia in the letter sought Hikmatyar to stage terror attacks on senior Islamabad officials for rejecting to join the Saudi coalition in Yemen.
“The Saudi kingdom has demanded the leader of Afghanistan’s Hezb-e Islami to stage the terror operations in Pakistan to take revenge from Islamabad for its defiance,” Fars cites a quotes from the news agency’s website.
Fars further states that Riyadh has also demanded Hikmatyar to target other high profile figures in that country.
“The report said Riyadh has demanded Hekmatyar to stage a series of terror operations on the lives of Pakistani leaders, figures and tribes, but declined to reveal any further details,” Fars quote stated on its website.
After Saudi Arabia formed a coalition against the advancement of Huthies in Yemen in March Pakistan turned down the request of standing militarily with Riyadh in the fight.
But leader of the Hizb-i-Islami Afghanistan, Gulbuddin Hikmatyar announced his support for Riyadh.
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