
Pakistan and Afghanistan Engage in Intense Military Clashes
Pakistan and Afghanistan are experiencing a rupture across the Durand Line, marked by intense military clashes driven by differences over Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan and collapsing strategic trust.
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Pakistan’s ‘open war’ with Afghanistan heats up
Pakistan’s Defense Minister Khawaja Muhammad Asif said the country is in ‘open war’ with Afghanistan following airstrikes
By Peter Weber, The Week US
Read full article →Geen vrede tussen Pakistan en Afghanistan: al dagen aanvallen over en weer
De escalatie tussen Pakistan en Afghanistan is inmiddels meerdere dagen bezig, maar het lijkt er niet op dat de gevechten snel zullen stoppen. Beide landen melden vandaag dat ze elkaars grensposten hebben aangevallen. Het lijkt er wel op dat de gevechten minder hevig zijn dan voor het weekend, schrijft persbureau AP, maar er zijn nog geen tekenen dat de twee landen bereid zijn om vrede te sluiten. Vrijdag zeiden de Taliban wel te willen onderhandelen, maar er is nog geen vooruitgan...
Read full article →Rupture across the Durand Line
Pakistan and Afghanistan engage in intense military clashes, signalling a break in political, military, and societal ties across the Durand Line; driven by differences over Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan and collapsing strategic trust, the once carefully cultivated Paki.-Taliban relationship now lies in tatters on an unequal battlefield
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