Why Pakistan’s endless war on militants fails to break the cycle

Pakistan's endless war on militants has failed to break the cycle of violence in the country's western regions. Despite countless counterterrorism campaigns against Taliban and Baloch insurgents, the situation remains unchanged. This cycle of violence has resulted in the deaths of scores of soldiers, policemen, and civilians every month in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Balochistan provinces. The ongoing instability has significant implications for the country's economy and trade, particularly with neighboring countries like Afghanistan and Iran.

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Pakistan's ongoing war on militants has failed to bring stability, and the conflict continues to affect its western regions. This could lead to increased uncertainty and decreased investor confidence in the country.

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