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  1. The situation involves intermittent conflict in Balochistan, the governance of Afghanistan by the Taliban, and Pakistan's role in international mediation between the U.S. and Israel regarding Iran.

Border disputes between Pakistan and Afghanistan escalated into cross-border military strikes.

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Border disputes between Pakistan and Afghanistan escalated into cross-border military strikes.

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  1. Attacks in Pakistan lead to strikes in Afghanistan; Saudi Arabia and Turkey may join counterterrorism efforts.1 source
  2. Pakistan supports armed groups in Afghanistan, with ISI-trained units deployed to Nuristan to help Islamic Emirate forces suppress enemy plots.Sub-event
  3. Pakistan Army and Taliban engaged in cross-border aggression and infiltration.1 source
  4. Pakistan strikes targets in Afghanistan amid escalating border insurgencies, coinciding with domestic political mobilization by Imran Khan's party.Sub-event
  5. Pakistan struck sites in Afghanistan used for drone attacks.Sub-event
  6. Attaullah Tarar, a minister, addresses the national security policy as Pakistan targets sites in Afghanistan.Sub-event
  7. Cross-border military strikes escalated border disputes, monitored by the UN.1 source

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The situation involves intermittent conflict in Balochistan, the governance of Afghanistan by the Taliban, and Pakistan's role in international mediation between the U.S. and Israel regarding Iran. All 2 developments

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