Pakistan-Afghanistan: Tensions Rise as Taliban Moves to Curb Kunar River Flow | WION

Pakistan is the biggest terrorist not even a nation in the world

the Pakistani army is responable it worked for Epstein and now it works for trump

Well Pakistan should stop being a puppet of the USA by selling itself out to get millions from them and start a war with Afghanistan. I hope the Pakistani people rise up against their government to stop this illegal war and if not Afghans are very brave and this is not going to be a good war between two brothers.

India dan Barat ketawa melihat ini..Karena mereka Negara2 Islam tapi Ribut mulu dengan sesama nya,,Gampang bgt di Provokasi 😢

Try to build, we blow this out, and make it ground dust. Nothing important then pakistan's national security. We won't allow this indian proxy to decide our water routes.

Anyway love you from Pakistan 🇵🇰

Matthew 24:6 You will hear of wars and rumors of wars. Make sure that you are not alarmed, for this must happen, but the end is still to come.

According to 80 %Pakistan they can win any war with neighbouring countries
The other 20 % who disagree is Pak army

If possible, please share this proposal with every patriotic Pakistani

To:

The Secretary,

Ministry of Water Resources,

Government of Pakistan, Islamabad.

Subject: Strategic and Hydrological Reassessment of the Kunar River (Chitral River) System

Respected Sir/Madam,

I write as a concerned citizen and stakeholder in Pakistan’s long-term water security to urge a comprehensive national response regarding the Chitral–Kunar River system. The Chitral River originates within Pakistan and flows into Afghanistan as the Kunar. This transboundary configuration, combined with increasing climate variability and rising downstream demand, necessitates immediate, coordinated, and strategic national attention.

As a nation, Pakistan must proactively pursue all avenues of dialogue and cooperation with Afghanistan to ensure the equitable and sustainable management of shared waters. However, if bilateral efforts fail to safeguard Pakistan’s legitimate water interests, the Government must be prepared to respond through lawful, transparent, and credible diplomatic and technical measures. These actions should remain consistent with international law by seeking third-party mediation, invoking relevant legal remedies, and implementing robust domestic contingency plans, including enhanced water storage, watershed protection, and climate-resilient infrastructure.

Any coercive or unilateral action to alter transboundary flows would be environmentally destructive and diplomatically counterproductive; such measures must not be considered viable options.

In practical terms, I respectfully propose the following steps:

1. Commission a Comprehensive Study:

Undertake a multidisciplinary hydrological, ecological, and socio-economic assessment of the Chitral Basin (within Pakistan) to identify non-invasive storage, conservation, and resilience measures.

2. Establish an Inter-Ministerial Task Force:

Constitute a high-level task force to coordinate strategy, policy formulation, and contingency planning, including the Ministries of Water Resources, Foreign Affairs, Defence, Planning & Development, and the Government of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.

3. Initiate and Prioritise Bilateral Talks:

Reopen and prioritise water dialogue with Afghanistan and invite neutral third-party technical mediation if bilateral negotiations reach an impasse, following the precedent of successful international water-sharing frameworks.

4. Accelerate Domestic Resilience Measures:

Invest in upper-catchment storage and recharge systems, modern irrigation efficiency, watershed restoration, and climate-resilient infrastructure. Collaborate closely with national research institutions such as PCRWR and universities for scientific and technical input.

5. Develop a Public Communication Strategy:

Launch a clear and transparent communication plan to inform local communities, provincial stakeholders, and international partners that Pakistan’s approach is rooted in cooperation, sustainability, and mutual benefit.

Completing the Lowari Tunnel and associated infrastructure has significantly enhanced access to northern catchments, enabling more effective research, monitoring, and project implementation. Future planning should build upon existing technical data and incorporate rigorous environmental and social safeguards.

This matter demands a unified national stance, prudent statecraft, and forward-looking planning. A proactive, cooperative, and legally grounded approach will safeguard Pakistan’s water security while promoting regional stability.

If all diplomatic and cooperative efforts fail, Pakistan must reassess hydrological pathways to ensure national water sustainability, including potential engineering solutions to divert and recharge flows through the Panjkora system, providing long-term water availability within national boundaries.

Respectfully,

Abdullah Quaid-i-Azam University, Islamabad Pakistan

jahil afganistan ka river pakistan ka sawat sa jata afganistan sa ho ka vapas a jata

Kunar river originate from Pakistan Chitral , not from Afghanistan