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We Pakistanis are happy with every new revolution in Pakistan. Pakistan must mind their own business and do not infiltrate more proxies into Afghanistan.

Let them fight between themselves and keep distance from these trouble making people of Afghanistan
These are remnants of NA old Afghan Army soldiers and commanders and tribals warlords who have long stranding differences with Taliban.

If Indians and Afghans and even some Pakistanis can clap every time our soldiers are attacked by these lot, I don't really see the problem if Pakistanis cheer when the same people attacking our boys get what was coming to them.

The last part of your post is 100% on point, not our problem, but would become our problem if we fail to reach out to whoever gains a stronger foothold.

We cannot afford to have a hostile neighbourhood on both sides of our border.
 
If Afghans can take their country back properly, and manage the problems internally, Pakistan is happy to live and let live.

It has always been our policy wrt Afghanistan, but you can't deal with the khotay running Afghanistan right now, as Russia, China, Qatar and others have discovered 🤣
Bhai i have been saying for so long, Afghans will eventually start fighting each other, and i wont be surprised if China is providing full help to these resistence groups, because China thought just like Pakistan, with Taliban in power they will act better this time, fix their relationship with regional countries, and for China they can connect to all the countries in the region, but this Taliban group went to India and start sucking their DNA. Taliban forget if they want a stronger country they have to get rid of TTP/BLA, in fact i would say if Taliban ended their support for BLA/TTP, Pakistan would provide them full support against ISIS-K in case a full scale war begins, PA could've provide them air support against ISIS but nope, Afghans have to Afghans... Namak Harami was/is/will be in their blood, Now I think all regional countries like Pakistan, Qatar, China, Tajikistan they all are fed up with their BS and decided to either let chaos rule in Afghanistan and break into several small regions each control by a different fraction, or completely get rid of Taliban for good this time.
 
In just the past few weeks, 8 Resistance Fronts, led by Massoud, Zia, Saleh, Sadat and former military and security forces, have carried out 68 operations across 18 provinces.
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Taliban Suspend Mining Operations in Badakhshan Amid Rising Internal Tensions​

Taliban Suspend Mining Operations in Badakhshan Amid Rising Internal Tensions

Illegal mining crackdown fuels disputes between local commanders and central leadership as workers protest prolonged mine closures.

August 4, 2026 3 min read
The Afghan Taliban have suspended mining operations at several sites in Badakhshan province amid growing internal tensions and disputes over control of the region's mineral resources.

Taliban spokesperson Zabihullah Mujahid said the decision was made following complaints of illegal mining and unauthorized control of mining sites. He stated that operations at some mines have been temporarily halted until new mining regulations and oversight mechanisms are finalized.

According to Afghan media reports, an earlier directive by the Taliban's supreme leader to crack down on illegal mining threatened the economic interests of some local Taliban commanders, contributing to growing friction between regional figures and the movement's central leadership.

Reports also indicate that control over Badakhshan's mineral resources has become a major point of contention between senior Taliban officials and local commander Jumma Khan Fateh. The dispute reportedly escalated over several weeks, with claims that both sides had prepared for a possible armed confrontation.

Meanwhile, local mine workers have staged protests over the continued closure of mining sites. Demonstrators argue that small workshops operated by low-income residents have remained shut for nearly a month, while mining projects linked to influential figures have continued without interruption.
 
In just the past few weeks, 8 Resistance Fronts, led by Massoud, Zia, Saleh, Sadat and former military and security forces, have carried out 68 operations across 18 provinces.
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Who's the suited, booted guy?

I notice that none of Afghanistan's neighbouring countries are offering help or support to the Taliban as the civil unrest begins to spread. Instead, everyone seems to be standing back and observing.

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In just the past few weeks, 8 Resistance Fronts, led by Massoud, Zia, Saleh, Sadat and former military and security forces, have carried out 68 operations across 18 provinces.
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It's still in it's infancy , without outside help it may not succeed.
 
In just the past few weeks, 8 Resistance Fronts, led by Massoud, Zia, Saleh, Sadat and former military and security forces, have carried out 68 operations across 18 provinces.
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That is nothing. According to DG ISPR, Pakistani security forces have carried out an average of 200 Intelligence-based operations every day this year ( 40, 348 in total when he last enumerated them a few days ago).
 
It's still in it's infancy , without outside help it may not succeed.
IEA is highly fractured right now, outside of Kabul a lot of talibs switch allegiance like some people change shoes.

It was only a matter of time, the IEA had an entire country they could have run in partnership with Afghans from all walks of life, maintained cordial relations with neighbours and engaged in trade which would have brought in FDI and development projects, alas the khotay will always be khotay.

Their akhroat approach started with the double game they played regarding HKIA, which was decided would be managed by Doha and Islamabad, they then pissed off the Qatar is and Turks l, so they pulled out, Pakistan helped set up humanitarian air bridge for WFP airlift via Peshawar to Miazar-E-Sharig instead, what did we get for it? Bombs and bullets.

These Akhroat were played by the Indians and sold some half-baked promise of Roads and Hospitals, when the largest kidney hospital was donated by Pakistan. MA Jinnah Hospital Kabul (please Google it) along with donating 24 Million USD worth of medical equipment and specialist supplies.

Again what did we get for it? Bomb and bullets.

We enhanced road links with Afghanistan completing the Torkham-Jalalabad Highway and extension of carriageways for 75 KM.

What did we get for it, bombs and bullets.

Pakistan donated 50,000 metric tonnes of what, emergency shelters and medical supplies to Afghanistan.

What did we get in return? Bombs and bullets.

Akhroat minded khotay loag only understand one language, the kind that comes from the barrel of the gun.
 

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