Скачать или смотреть Act Of War on Pakistan from both sides | India-Afghan Taliban Alliance | Fear of attack on civilians

Pakistan once again finds itself under siege — facing coordinated aggression from both eastern and western borders. As Islamabad warns of an India-Afghan Taliban nexus, the country struggles to maintain peace amid increasing terrorist attacks and foreign interference. This video exposes how Pakistan is being pushed into a two-front conflict and why the international community must take notice.

🇵🇰 In this detailed analysis, we discuss:

How Pakistan is being unjustly targeted by regional powers attempting to destabilize its security and sovereignty.

The India-Afghan coordination narrative — and how hostile intelligence networks are allegedly using Afghan soil to sponsor terrorism inside Pakistan.

The growing threat to Pakistani civilians, who continue to suffer due to proxy wars and cross-border terrorism.

Two recent deadly attacks that highlight this crisis:

On 11 November 2025, a suicide bombing in Islamabad outside the district court killed at least 12 and injured dozens — one of the worst attacks on Pakistan’s capital in years. (AP News
)

That same day, another terror attack targeted a cadet college in Wana, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, allegedly orchestrated by militants sheltered across the Afghan border. (El País
)

📌 Why this video matters:

Pakistan is fighting a defensive war against foreign-sponsored terrorism — not starting one.

The international silence over these attacks exposes double standards on global counter-terrorism.

Understanding this crisis is crucial for anyone following South Asian geopolitics and Pakistan’s national security challenges.

💡References:
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