Afghanistan Bypass Pakistan | PakAfghan Trade Reality 2025 | Can Pak Reach Central Asia Beyond Kabul скачать в хорошем качестве

Afghanistan Bypass Pakistan | PakAfghan Trade Reality 2025 | Can Pak Reach Central Asia Beyond Kabul

In this video, we discuss the growing debate: "Afghanistan Bypasses Pakistan? | Pak-Afghan Trade Reality 2025 | Can Pakistan Reach Central Asia Without Kabul?" Social media claims suggest Afghanistan has stopped trade with Pakistan and can easily shift its commerce toward Iran, Uzbekistan, and Central Asia. But how true is this? This analysis breaks down whether Afghanistan Bypasses Pakistan? | Pak-Afghan Trade Reality 2025 | Can Pakistan Reach Central Asia Without Kabul? is a realistic scenario or just another political statement—similar to multiple announcements Afghanistan made in the past that never materialized. We also explore whether Pakistan really loses if Afghanistan suspends trade, or if the geographic reality flips the situation entirely. The question "Afghanistan Bypasses Pakistan? | Pak-Afghan Trade Reality 2025 | Can Pakistan Reach Central Asia Without Kabul?" becomes more important when we consider Pakistan’s direct access routes to China, Central Asia, and the Arabian Sea—routes Afghanistan does not have. By the end of this video, you will clearly understand the geopolitical and economic truth behind "Afghanistan Bypasses Pakistan? | Pak-Afghan Trade Reality 2025 | Can Pakistan Reach Central Asia Without Kabul?" and why geography, logistics, ports, and trade corridors shape the future far more than political statements. Stay tuned for a full geopolitical breakdown with accurate data, historical context, and field-based reporting. References (As per YouTube policy — open sources only) World Bank Afghan Trade Report 2023 UN Comtrade Data (Afghan Imports & Transit) APTTA (Afghanistan–Pakistan Transit Trade Agreement) Public Records Asian Development Bank: Central Asian Transport Corridors Official statements from Afghan & Pakistani ministries (public domain) Disclaimer: This video is based on publicly available information, news reports, economic data, and historical records. It does not promote violence, conflict, or hate against any country, group, or individual. The analysis is purely for educational and journalistic purposes under fair use and global reporting standards. #PakAfganwar #PakAfghanbordernews #PakAfghantrade