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In this episode of Habib Akram V-Log #127 (15 October 2025), senior journalist Habib Akram revisits Pakistan’s four-decade-long entanglement with Afghanistan — from the 1980s Soviet war to today’s border clashes. He reflects on how Pakistan’s perception of Afghanistan has drastically evolved: From a time when Afghanistan’s war was seen as Pakistan’s own, to an era where both countries now face each other on the battlefield. How the Mujahideen turned into Taliban, and how Pakistan’s influence slowly faded as the Taliban became independent power players. Why the current Pakistan–Afghanistan tensions risk igniting a wider regional conflict — one that could potentially draw in India and reshape South Asia’s security map. What lessons can be learned from history — and why voices advocating political dialogue over confrontation must not be ignored. Habib Akram explains that avoiding war with Afghanistan is not weakness, but strategic wisdom, as the price of simultaneous conflict on both eastern and western fronts could be devastating for Pakistan. 💬 Share your thoughts and questions in the comments below. 📺 Subscribe to our official channel – Habib Akram (@HabibAkramPak) for more in-depth political analyses, national insights, and regional affairs discussions. 📲 Join our official WhatsApp Channel – Third Umpire Communications to get all updates, programs, and exclusive videos in one place: 👉 Click here to join https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029Vb65... #HabibAkram #HabibAkramVlog #Afghanistan #PakistanAfghanistan #AfghanWar #Taliban #PakAfghanBorder #RegionalConflict #SouthAsia #GeoPolitics #AfghanHistory #USWithdrawal #PakistanForeignPolicy #BorderClashes #PakAfghanRelations #SovietWar #TalibanRise #PoliticalAnalysis #CurrentAffairs #ThirdUmpireCommunications