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Pakistan’s media is obsessed with my reporting exposing their realities. Now they’re furious because I quoted Afghan Taliban sources on why the Afghan-Pak talks in Istanbul collapsed. Cry babies! Talks have restarted after the Taliban warned it would strike Islamabad if provoked.

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