- Afghan instability and cross-border security threats to Pakistan
- Allegations surface regarding the use of Afghan territory for cross-border terrorist activities targeting Pakistan.
- Accusations of regional spoiler role and interference are surfacing regarding the geopolitical fallout between Pakistan, Afghanistan, and Kashmir.
- Pakistan informed the UNSC of terrorist groups operating from Afghanistan, amid ongoing Kashmir disputes and US-Pakistan dialogues.
Pakistan is scaling up its propaganda war and mobilizing its Sikh diaspora to focus on the Kashmir issue internationally.
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What happened
Pakistan is scaling up its propaganda war and mobilizing its Sikh diaspora to focus on the Kashmir issue internationally.
Who's involved
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The entities involved
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Kashmir
disputed territory between China, India and Pakistan
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Intelligence Bureau
domestic intelligence organisation of Pakistan
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