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Pakistan vs. Afghanistan: From allies and neighbors to war

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Briefings

Pakistan shifted from supporting the Taliban in Afghanistan to launching airstrikes against its neighbor, marking a dramatic shift in regional relations. Negotiations have stalled despite this change, with Pakistan citing security concerns and Afghanistan claiming the strikes violate sovereignty. The transition occurred around 2026, with specific dates and casualty figures available for analysis.

Key points

• Pakistan ceased its long-standing support for the Taliban in Afghanistan and initiated airstrikes against Afghan territory in 2026, transforming the former alliance into an adversarial relationship.
• Negotiations between the two nations remain stalled, with Pakistan asserting security needs and Afghanistan maintaining that the strikes violate its sovereignty and territorial integrity.

Context and limitations

The article provides a high-level narrative of the shift but lacks specific casualty figures, exact dates of the initial airstrikes, or details on the current status of diplomatic talks.

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