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The fight to control the narrative in the Afghan-Pakistan conflict

The fight to control the narrative in the Afghan-Pakistan conflict

The battle between the neighbouring countries is taking place as much online as it is on the ground.

March 21, 2026 at 12:25 AM Original source
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Notable Quotes

""The Pakistani military regime has once again violated Afghanistan's airspace and targeted a drug rehabilitation hospital in Kabul, resulting in the death and injury of addicts who were undergoing treatment.""

— Zabihullah Mujahid , Politician

""The truth is they round up drug addicts and use them as suicide bombers.""

— Lt Gen Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry , Other

""Pakistan does not have a militancy problem. Pakistan does have an Afghan-Taliban regime problem. And Pakistan does have an India hegemony problem. We are going to solve each problem.""

— Mosharraf Zaidi , Politician

"Pakistan offers this gesture in good faith."

— Attaullah Tarar , Politician

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The fight to control the narrative in the Afghan-Pakistan conflict
BBC Newsvia rss 3 quotes 3 persons

The battle between the neighbouring countries is taking place as much online as it is on the ground.

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Pakistan and Afghanistan announce temporary pause in fighting, 2 days after deadly Kabul strike
Associated Pressvia ai 1 quote 1 person

Pakistan and Afghanistan declared a temporary halt in fighting following a deadly airstrike in Kabul that reportedly killed hundreds at a drug rehabilitation hospital.

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