From Bannu to Turbat, Terrorists Are Discovering That Fear No Longer Guarantees Silence
For years, terrorist organizations operating in Pakistan relied on a model that extended far beyond violence alone. Weapons could inflict casualties, but sustaining an insurgency required something more valuable: fear, silence, and the ability to operate within communities without facing consistent resistance. Terrorist groups needed recruits, facilitators, transport networks, safe houses, financial support systems, and
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