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Afghanistan, which has maintained a hostile posture toward Pakistan, has now also stepped into a confrontation with Tajikistan. Following recent attacks that caused significant losses, Tajikistan has formally demanded an explanation from Afghanistan. The development reflects rising regional tensions and growing concerns over cross-border security, as neighboring countries increasingly... show more

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Afghan Foreign Minister's statement on border closure with Pakistan: "Afghanistan has made progress in both industry and trade after the closure of borders with Pakistan. On the contrary, Pakistan has suffered heavy losses."

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It is only that border fence that separates the ignorance of the Taliban from the civic freedoms n Tajikistan. Women and girls in Tajikistan enjoy civil liberties, while in Afghanistan they have been excluded from society and subjected to gender apartheid.

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32,957 views • 5 months ago

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The unloading and import of hundreds of oil and gas wagons from neighboring countries continue through the Aqina port. Afghanistan’s trade with all its neighboring countries—except Pakistan—remains normal. However, if the Pakistani regime does not revise its current policies, it will face further losses, the burden of which will ultimately fall on the people of Pakistan. We deeply regret the suffering of the Pakistani people, but Afghanistan has taken this step out of necessity, not desire.

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39,672 views • 8 months ago

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21,582 views • 7 months ago

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If Afghanistan had not picked a fight with Pakistan today it could have benefited from Pakistan in a way equivalent to acquiring two modern and advanced JF 17 fighter jets, the price of a single JF 17 is approximately 25 million dollars and two aircraft together cost around 50 million dollars, on the other hand trade between Pakistan and Afghanistan has been completely suspended for nearly a month and the financial loss Afghanistan is facing is roughly equal to the value of those two JF 17 jets, although Pakistan cannot sell JF 17 aircraft to Afghanistan it could have provided related defensive capabilities such as missiles used on the JF 17 platform, however Pakistan has now ended the so called brotherly approach toward Afghanistan, just as Pakistan has kept its airspace closed to Indian airlines for months to apply pressure, it has now shut its land routes to Afghanistan to bring strategic clarity, this matters because Afghanistan conducts nearly 70 to 80 percent of its trade through Pakistan and goods from Karachi used to reach Afghanistan within three to four days, with Pakistan closing its routes Afghanistan is now considering the Iranian corridor which is slower more expensive and less efficient under current conditions, as a result Afghanistan is facing severe economic stress and the impact of these losses is becoming increasingly visible.

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17,163 views • 6 months ago

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🚨SHOCKING FOOTAGE LEAK🚨 A video has been leaked that apparantly shows a large group of both TTP and Afghan Militants crossing from Afghanistan into Pakistan. The video was filmed close to the AFG-PAK border #TTP #Taliban #Pakistan #Afghanistan

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11,346 views • 5 months ago

🚨Leaked video reportedly shows TTP militants clashing with Pakistani security forces & police in Dir, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. Concerns rise over militants crossing from Afghanistan, escalating regional tensions. #Pakistan #TTP #Pakarmy

🚨Leaked video reportedly shows TTP militants clashing with Pakistani security forces & police in Dir, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. Concerns rise over militants crossing from Afghanistan, escalating regional tensions. #Pakistan #TTP #Pakarmy

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