Pakistan’s military junta has not seen reciprocation for their support of the Taliban after the latters victory in 2021. The Taliban have mostly washed their hands of Pakistan and are accused of assisting the TTP, also known as the Pakistani Taliban as well as Baloch separatists.
>“They don’t listen to us,” General Asim Munir, Pakistan’s army chief, complained about the Afghan Taliban last month. In General Munir’s reckoning Pakistan is not asking for much. All the country needs from its “brotherly neighbour” is to stop the “spread of terrorism in Pakistan from across the border”. A helping hand, as it were, from the Afghan Taliban.
>Instead, the powerful unelected generals who run Pakistan have mostly received a middle finger.
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>Last month the Taliban hosted the Iranian foreign minister in Kabul, a first since 2017. Trade was on the agenda. Earlier in January India’s foreign secretary met the Taliban’s foreign minister in Dubai, to Pakistan’s annoyance.
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Not related to the Middle East conflict so the world will just close their eyes on this one
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Their plan to fund extremist terrorists backfired?
SHOCKED I TELL YOU, SHOCKED!!!!!!!
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I’m reminded of that fable of the man who put bridle and saddle on a lion.
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Pakistan’s military junta has not seen reciprocation for their support of the Taliban after the latters victory in 2021. The Taliban have mostly washed their hands of Pakistan and are accused of assisting the TTP, also known as the Pakistani Taliban as well as Baloch separatists.
Militant attacks and deaths from terrorism in Pakistan, have increased year-on-year since the Taliban’s victory. With an average of [seven Pakistanis being killed dying per day in 2024.](https://apnews.com/article/pakistan-militants-attack-security-post-northwest-taliban-21fd9842de88b56b0ee28537f463e6f7) In 2024 alone, fatalities were at a 9-year high and [increased 66% from 2023.](https://www.dawn.com/news/1882160)
>“They don’t listen to us,” General Asim Munir, Pakistan’s army chief, complained about the Afghan Taliban last month. In General Munir’s reckoning Pakistan is not asking for much. All the country needs from its “brotherly neighbour” is to stop the “spread of terrorism in Pakistan from across the border”. A helping hand, as it were, from the Afghan Taliban.
>Instead, the powerful unelected generals who run Pakistan have mostly received a middle finger.
[..]
>Last month the Taliban hosted the Iranian foreign minister in Kabul, a first since 2017. Trade was on the agenda. Earlier in January India’s foreign secretary met the Taliban’s foreign minister in Dubai, to Pakistan’s annoyance.
Not related to the Middle East conflict so the world will just close their eyes on this one
Their plan to fund extremist terrorists backfired?
SHOCKED I TELL YOU, SHOCKED!!!!!!!
I’m reminded of that fable of the man who put bridle and saddle on a lion.