Afghanistan has never been in control of its own tragedy. The conflict in that nation has over decades, spilled over taking with it refugees, arms, narcotics, and extremism into the rest of the region. It is the darker concept however that is being based in Pakistan and even further with the Taliban regime. Afghanistan does not appear to be offering the region the promise of equality, restoring, or considerable trade any longer. Instead, it is increasingly being viewed as the supplier of the two instruments of modern terror suicide bombers and suicide drones. This impression is not only by the message it conveys of the Taliban regime but also the message it conveys to the future of the security of this region.

The propensity of cross border violence to get organized, more common and advanced cannot be ignored by no serious state. Pakistan has been enduring victims of the militants’ attacks by the groups that take refuge, encouragement or freedom of movement in Afghanistan. The worst part is that what is dangerous nowadays is the fact that the nature of this violence is changing. The old threat of being discovered and assaulted by armed forces has not been eliminated, only it is being reinforced with the help of the so-called asymmetric warfare that is less visible and cheaper as well as psychologically devastating. A suicide bomber would be able to blow up a marketplace, a mosque or a military convoy in the few seconds. The weapon of a drone can attack over a........

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