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Pakistan did not create the taliban, they were already an existing factions within Afghanistan, Pakistan ended up supporting them, because it became apparently that they could make Afghanistan stable quite quickly.Pakistan/ISI involved itself heavily in the creation of the Afghan Taliban according to Benazir Bhutto, and she approved the funding neccessary for this.
That makes it Pakistan’s problem.
https://www.thestar.com/news/gta/2008/01/02/bhutto_helped_create_taliban_monster.html
That does not mean that Pakistan fully control the Afghan Taliban, but it certainly means
lots for how people worldwide view Pakistan.
The trust in Pakistan’s willingness to do something about it, is limited at best.
Afghanistan is only Pakistan's problem, so far as Afghanistan is a direct unstable neighbor, nothing more. Pakistan cannot and will not fight the Afghan war on Pakistani soil.
Try reading the rest of my comment. Even the Afghan taliban don't accept the durand line.that is the reason pakistan supports taliban to weaken afghanistan so that their proxy can agree to durand line.
Durand line is as much a dispute to afghanistan as kashmir is to pakistan.