Border Battles Between Pakistan and Afghanistan Undermine Regional Stability
Despite a fragile ceasefire brokered in October, Pakistani and Afghan forces clashed again on the border—revealing the ongoing failure of peace efforts and escalating risks for regional security vital to American interests.
The recent firefight between Pakistani troops and Afghan forces along their disputed border is more than just another round in a decades-long conflict; it’s a glaring reminder of how fragile peace initiatives can crumble under unresolved tensions. Though no casualties were reported this time, the violence threatens to destabilize a region critical to global security—and by extension, America’s national interests. Both sides quickly blamed each other for breaching the fragile ceasefire established two months ago through Qatar’s mediation. Yet one must ask: after repeated failed negotiations and deadly clashes in October that killed dozens, how long will Washington tolerate instability...
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