Anxieties about the Pakistani state's collapse, fears of loose Pakistani nukes, bureaucratic fissures within the U.S. government, the continued reliance on Pakistan for counterterrorism cooperation, and the perpetual, but untenable, hope among some US policymakers that Rawalpindi may yet reform itself have all contributed to making Washington an unwilling accessory to (as well as a victim of) the Pakistani military's persistent support of terrorism.
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