Afghans warn Pakistan against crossing sovereignty red line

07-Jul-2026

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Afghans in Kabul desire peace with Pakistan but fiercely protect their sovereignty amid escalating border clashes and civilian casualties, including a controversial Pakistani strike on a health center. 

Despite over 700 deaths since 2026, most Afghans oppose renewed war after decades of conflict. Under Taliban rule since 2021, Afghanistan experiences unprecedented stability and social easing, with growing engagement from countries like India, China, and Russia. Yet, the population views Pakistan as the primary threat to lasting peace and prosperity.