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May 16, 2012

NATO's Afghan Supply Route Is Hurting Pakistan

Rafia Zakaria, Dawn

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It is time that the issue of the Nato supply route began to be evaluated not simply in terms of how crucial the supplies are for US forces battling the Taliban in Afghanistan, but the danger it creates for ordinary Pakistanis forced to facilitate its passage through their war-ridden backyards.

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TAGGED: Pakistan, Afghanistan, NATO

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