Pakistan claims it has no idea where Jaish-e-Mohammed chief Masood Azhar is hiding, pointing fingers at Afghanistan's Nangarhar province. The Taliban shut that claim down instantly, calling it false, and hinting that terror groups operate on Pakistani soil, sometimes with official patronage. This isn't new — Pakistan made the identical claim in 2022, only for Kabul to deny it then too. The timing is telling: FATF's plenary reviewing Pakistan's counter-terror record is just weeks away. Hard evidence tells a different story. India's Operation Sindoor strike on JeM's Bahawalpur headquarters killed ten of Azhar's own family members, who received full state military funerals with army escorts. A Pakistani politician even publicly admitted the army fought under Azhar and Hafiz Saeed's leadership. This video breaks down Pakistan's decades-old blame-shifting pattern, the FATF stakes, and why the evidence keeps pointing back to Islamabad, not Kabul.
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