TTP in Pakistan After the Taliban Takeover
Despite the two nations' close connections, the Taliban's control of Afghanistan has been far from a blessing for neighboring Pakistan. Zahid Shahab Ahmed gives context and examines Pakistan's security issues as a result of the Taliban's authority over Afghanistan. As US soldiers began to depart from Afghanistan in July–August 2021, the Taliban took control of the nation. They now have complete control of the country and have formed an interim administration that they claim is inclusive. Internationally, Pakistan is considered the Taliban's primary partner, and Islamabad sees the Taliban-led rule as friendly, but Afghanistan's rising instability continues to have a negative impact on Pakistan's security. The purpose of this essay is to examine Pakistan's terrorist situation after the Taliban took over Afghanistan in August 2021. History Understanding Pakistan's national interests in relation to Afghanistan requires some historical context. Afghanista...