Pakistan, Jan. 30 -- Ever since the Taliban recaptured Kabul in August 2021, Pakistan has consistently pointed to the treasure trove left behind by American forces as a catalyst for the surge in terrorist activities in its backyard. With over 650 recorded attacks in 2023 and 1600 lives lost last year, Pakistan is well within its rights to worry about its problematic neighbour. While the Biden regime chose not to entertain these concerns, the new administration has surprisingly acknowledged the existence of approximately $7 billion worth of military equipment, tying potential financial assistance to its return.
However, the Taliban has given no indication of compliance, complicating efforts for diplomatic engagement. Nevertheless, a growi...
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