Why did Afghan Taliban sour on Pakistan?
The Taliban takeover of Afghanistan has drastically altered the relationship with its partners in Pakistan, with Kabul refusing to submit to Islamabad.
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Why did Afghan Taliban sour on Pakistan?
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