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The #Afghan Front Ignites! Afghan forces have launched fierce cross-border attacks, capturing Pakistani military posts in retaliation for Pakistan’s unprovoked airstrikes on unarmed civilians in #Kabul. The retaliation comes as their Taliban Foreign Minister #AmirKhanMuttaqi is on a week-long visit to India. The timing is indeed striking, and there...

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