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THE prospects are grim and potentially bloody. Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi and National Security Adviser Dr Moeed Yusuf have both warned that the situation in Afghanistan is highly unstable and the fallout can affect Pakistan. In a detailed briefing at the Senate Foreign Affairs Committee on Friday, the two officials spelt out the severe challenges faced by Pakistan in the shape of refugees and militancy from across the border. The Afghan Taliban are swiftly capturing territory in the north and south of Kabul and the Afghan National Army has failed so far to put up any significant resistance. US President Joe Biden in a speech earlier this week reiterated that the withdrawal of American forces will be completed by the end of August except for those troops left behind for the security of the US embassy in Kabul. Having faced such a situation before, and suffered the consequences of faulty decisions, Pakistan must now take timely and decisive action to overcome the challeng

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