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Peshawar – deep inside Pakistan’s own territory . 📍 Where #TTP fighters now set up checkpoints on public roads. These scenes show that #Pakistan’s military regime no longer has full control over its own cities. A regime that claims to possess nuclear weapons, yet fails to contain an internal... show more

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