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6 Reasons Why Pakistan Fears Violence Along Afghan-Pak Border As Taliban Resuurects

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Now that US & NATO Troops have exited Afghanistan in entirety, Taliban is readying to run the war-torn country. Various terrorist organizations like Jaish-e-Mohammad, Haqqani Network and so forth are rejoicing. Amongst those is the Tehrike-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) group, a terrorist group which threatens Pakistan’s existence. Here are 6 Reasons why Islamabad fears violence along Afghan-Pak border! Keep watching!</p>

IN Bureau

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