The only thing that makes sense is that the President wanted to be around in 2021 to lose the #AfghanWar so he is compensating for that in 2026 by losing the #IranWar. #ETTD

https://www.nytimes.com/2026/05/12/us/politics/iran-missiles-us-intelligence.html?smid=nytcore-ios-share

Is Pakistan responsible for Afghanistan’s destabilization? Part 1

Is Pakistan responsible for Afghanistan’s destabilization? (Part-1)

This is the first episode of the three episodes series. In Part-1 we discuss Pak-Afghan history from 1947-79 which is completely forgotten and focus on its impact on the events leading to the US invasion of Afghanistan. If it’s a deliberate omission on the part of Pakistan academia then it’s intellectual dishonesty. In this video, we discuss in detail events that are usually and purposefully concealed from the general public. This video has subtitles in English.

Research by Ik Justuju

Is Pakistan responsible for Afghanistan’s destabilization? Part-2

Is Pakistan responsible for Afghanistan’s destabilization? (Part-2)

In this part-2 of “Is Pakistan responsible for Afghanistan’s destabilization”, we explain events that led to local Afghans rebelling against Afghan communist Governments and then Soviet Union occupation. We also explain the role of Pakistan and discuss in detail the impact Afghan War had on Pakistan. This video has subtitles in English.

Research by Ik Justuju

Is Pakistan responsible for Afghanistan’s destabilization? Part-3

Is Pakistan responsible for Afghanistan’s destabilization? Part-3

Why were Mujahideen unable to capture Kabul even though Kabul’s resistance (backed by Soviets) was on the point of collapse?

Why did Soviet Union stop supporting Najibullah and what were the events that led to his fall?

Find out in the 3rd part of this series on Afghanistan.

Research by Ik Justuju