// Global Analysis Archive
Pakistan reportedly conducted air strikes in Afghanistan on February 22 targeting suspected TTP and ISKP camps, citing links to recent high-casualty attacks inside Pakistan. The episode signals a breakdown of ceasefire-era de-escalation and raises risks of retaliation, regional escalation, and wider international concern over Afghanistan’s militant landscape.
An interview cited by The Diplomat alleges covert weapons flows and proxy activity aimed at increasing insecurity around Chinese projects in Afghanistan’s Wakhan/Badakhshan region. The same narrative links Pakistan–Taliban friction, cross-border strikes, and evolving militant networks to broader competition over regional connectivity and leverage with Beijing.
Pakistan reportedly conducted air strikes in Afghanistan on February 22 targeting suspected TTP and ISKP camps, citing links to recent high-casualty attacks inside Pakistan. The episode signals a breakdown of ceasefire-era de-escalation and raises risks of retaliation, regional escalation, and wider international concern over Afghanistan’s militant landscape.
An interview cited by The Diplomat alleges covert weapons flows and proxy activity aimed at increasing insecurity around Chinese projects in Afghanistan’s Wakhan/Badakhshan region. The same narrative links Pakistan–Taliban friction, cross-border strikes, and evolving militant networks to broader competition over regional connectivity and leverage with Beijing.
| ID | Title | Category | Date | Views | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| RPT-1701 | Pakistan Expands Cross-Border Pressure With Strikes on Alleged TTP and ISKP Sites in Afghanistan | Pakistan | 2026-02-26 | 0 | ACCESS » |
| RPT-2270 | Wakhan Corridor Pressure: Allegations of Proxy Arming and Rising China-Facing Risk in Afghanistan | Afghanistan | 2025-10-08 | 0 | ACCESS » |