TTP Threat: A Stalemate for Pakistan and Afghanistan Ties?
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Pakistan finds itself coiled around a venomous threat – the resurgence of the Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) since the ascension of the Afghan Interim Government in Afghanistan. This TTP threat isn’t a hypothetical danger; it’s a full-blown nightmare unfolding in real-time. The recent attacks in general and a suicide bombing that claimed the lives of five […]
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