Opinion | BLF, TTP, ISIS And Now War with Afghanistan: Pakistan’s Dangerous Spiral

Without addressing root causes — ending oppression, demilitarising regions, and pursuing honest peace with neighbours — Pakistan risks total implosion

Pakistan has declared full-blown war against Afghanistan with major strikes after Afghan forces attacked Pakistani border positions on the night of February 26, 2026

This war, which had been building up relentlessly ever since the Taliban seized power in 2021, was bound to explode at any moment — a direct consequence of Pakistan’s obsessive fear over Afghanistan’s steadily improving ties with India.

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The very neighbour Islamabad once tried to control through proxies has now turned the tables, leaving Pakistan ensnared in the web of violence it spent decades weaving. The recent surge in attacks by groups like the Islamic State, the Baloch Liberation Front, and the Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan only underscores the grim reality: the nation’s internal fractures are deepening, born from decades of strategic miscalculations that have finally boomeranged with catastrophic force.

This predicament is largely self-inflicted, rooted in Pakistan’s long history of using militancy as a tool of state policy while suppressing internal dissent. In Balochistan, the seeds of rebellion were sown as far back as 1948,........

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