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https://www.aviation-defence-universe.com/tehreek-e-taliban-resurges-making-pakistan-squirm/ Tehreek-e-Taliban resurges making Pakistan squirm The Author By Jai Kumar Verma New Delhi. 17 November 2023. US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton told Pakistan more than a decade ago in a joint press conference with Pakistan’s the then Foreign Minister Hina Rabbani Khar that “You can’t keep snakes in your backyard and expect them to only bite your neighbour”. As expected, Pakistan has neither adhered to this rationale nor taken the advice and continues supporting multiple terrorist organisations and Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) popularly known as Pakistan Taliban is one of them. In June 2022 TTP terminated the truce with Pakistan government and issued instructions to its fighters to carry out attacks on Pakistani security forces all over the country. On 4 November this year Tehreek-i-Jihad Pakistan (TJP) a newly constituted terrorist outfit and frontal organisation of TTP has

https://www.aviation-defence-universe.com/did-israeli-intelligence-fail-as-hamas-carried-out-a-text-book-military-operation/#:~:text=Hamas%20successfully%20planned%20minute%20details,within%2024%20kilometres%20from%20Gaza. Did Israeli intelligence fail as Hamas carried out a text book military operation? By Jai Kumar Verma New Delhi. 09 November 2023. It is more than a month since the Hamas attacked Israel on 7th October. Palestinian Islamist group Hamas attack was not only a well-planned invasion, but it was a brutal triumph on Israel. Hamas successfully planned minute details of the assault clandestinely and the intelligence agencies of Israel failed at all levels. Hamas launched the brutal attack by land, sea, and air on about 22 places. The locations included towns and areas which are within 24 kilometres from Gaza. Hamas terrorists killed more than 800 Israeli citizens. The Israeli intelligence agencies were caught napping as their sources and contacts failed to alert their ha

Nhttps://www.aviation-defence-universe.com/navigating-the-bangladesh-crisis-impact-on-india-and-strategic-way-forward/avigating the Bangladesh Crisis: Impact on India and Strategic Way Forward The Author By Jai Kumar Verma New Delhi. 19 September 2024. It has been a month and a half since a political crisis in Bangladesh, marked by the ousting of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, highlighting the complex interplay of internal and external forces that have reshaped the nation’s political landscape. Once celebrated for its rapid economic growth under Hasina’s leadership, Bangladesh is now grappling with widespread unrest, protests, and foreign interference. Despite impressive achievements in infrastructure, energy, and cross-border cooperation, deep-rooted public dissatisfaction with governance, coupled with external pressures from actors such as Pakistan’s ISI, has led to a turbulent power shift. Nobel laureate Mohammed Yunus now leads an interim government amidst growi