- 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.
Pakistan supports armed groups in Afghanistan, with ISI-trained units deployed to Nuristan to help Islamic Emirate forces suppress enemy plots.
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What happened
Pakistan supports armed groups in Afghanistan, with ISI-trained units deployed to Nuristan to help Islamic Emirate forces suppress enemy plots.
Who's involved
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Part of
Border disputes between Pakistan and Afghanistan escalated into cross-border military strikes.Also in this story
- Pakistan struck sites in Afghanistan used for drone attacks.
- Attaullah Tarar, a minister, addresses the national security policy as Pakistan targets sites in Afghanistan.
The entities involved
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Pakistan
sovereign state in South Asia
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Afghanistan
country in Central and South Asia
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Taliban
Afghan islamist organization
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