https://youtu.be/xEC5-2RNo_k?si=-G5cgNJtWh_rPNva Summary Of The Video: The situation between America, Afghanistan, and Pakistan is getting increasingly complicated. Trump recently stated that Afghanistan isn't returning $7 billion worth of American military equipment, including a $50 million airplane and a $29 million helicopter. In response, the Taliban claimed they won't give back the equipment, but instead, they need more modern weapons to deal with terrorists. They accused Pakistan of supporting these terrorists, creating training camps in Balochistan and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, and providing shelter to escaped terrorists. The Taliban even went as far as calling Pakistan a "terrorist factory." They claim to have evidence of Pakistan's involvement in terrorist activities and are asking for international support to deal with the situation. Interestingly, the Taliban are trying to clear their name and prove that they're not the ones supporting terrorism. They're pointing fingers at Pakistan, saying they're the real culprits. Meanwhile, Trump's statements are being seen as more of a rhetorical move rather than an actual plan. It's unclear what will happen next, but one thing is certain - the situation is complex, with multiple countries involved, including India, China, Russia, and Tajikistan. India, in particular, has a vested interest in the region. They've been working with the Taliban and have even been invited to join a regional organization that includes Russia, China, and Pakistan. As the situation unfolds, it's becoming increasingly clear that Pakistan needs to decide where its loyalties lie. Will they continue to support terrorist activities, or will they work with the international community to bring peace to the region? Only time will tell.