He said terrorist groups are increasingly using modern tools, including drones, artificial intelligence, social media platforms, and cryptocurrency, requiring coordinated international efforts to disrupt their operations. During the discussion, Pakistan highlighted security concerns related to militant groups operating from Afghanistan, including the banned Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP), Balochistan Liberation Army (BLA), and Daesh Khorasan (ISIS-K). Read More: Pakistan raises Kashmir issue at UN Security CouncilAmbassador Asim Iftikhar called on Afghan authorities to ensure that their territory is not used for activities against Pakistan and urged the international community to take effective measures against terrorist networks and their sources of funding. “Today, 5 August marks a grim occasion – it is the seventh anniversary of the unlawful and unilateral measures imposed in Indian-illegally occupied Jammu and Kashmir,” Ambassador Asim Iftikhar said. He said sustained international cooperation and practical action were essential to address emerging threats and maintain global peace and security.