Iran-US never-ending war | Balochistan under Att.@ck | Afghan minister's controversial statement

​‪@ZamanaGawahHai‬ Description: This Program is hosted by Asif Hameed Guests : Tauseef Ahmed Khan Iran-US never-ending war. Balochistan under Att-ack Afghan minister's controversial statement ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1. Iran–US: A Never-Ending War? Possible Title: "Iran–US: Why Has This Conflict Lasted for Nearly 50 Years?" Topics to Cover: The 1979 Iranian Revolution and the hostage crisis. Decades of economic sanctions. Iran's nuclear program and Western concerns. Proxy conflicts involving groups such as Hezbollah, Iraqi militias, and others. The 2020 kil-ling of Qassem Soleimani and its consequences. The role of Israel and Gulf Arab states. Recent military escalations, attacks around the Strait of Hormuz, and repeated breakdowns of ceasefire efforts. Whether diplomacy can realistically end the rivalry. Key Question: Is the Iran–US conflict driven by ideology, security concerns, regional influence, or all of these? 2. Terrorist Attacks in Balochistan Historical background of the Baloch insurgency. Different militant groups operating in the province. Strategic importance of Balochistan, including Gwadar Port and CPEC. Security challenges along the Pakistan-Iran-Afghanistan border. Recent attacks on security forces and civilians and Pakistan's military response. Economic and social conditions in the province. The impact of terrorism on local people and national security. Balanced Discussion: Present the positions of the Pakistani government, security analysts, and independent observers, while distinguishing verified facts from allegations. 3. Afghan Minister's Pro-India Statement Possible Title: "Why Are Taliban Leaders Moving Closer to India?" Topics to Cover: Background of Afghanistan-India relations. Pakistan-Afghanistan relations since the Taliban returned to power. Recent diplomatic contacts between India and the Taliban administration. Reported statements by Afghan officials that were viewed as favorable toward India (explain the exact statement with context if discussing a specific event). Pakistan's concerns over growing India-Afghanistan ties. India's strategic interests in Afghanistan, including trade, humanitarian assistance, and regional influence. Possible consequences for regional security and diplomacy.