Pakistan sees decline in attacks after Afghanistan border closure
Ghanwa Mohiuddin
Press TV, Islamabad
New data shows a decline in terrorist attacks in Pakistan following the closure of the Afghan border, indicating a gradual reduction in incidents through November, followed by a sharper drop in December, particularly in parts of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Balochistan.
Authorities say the trend has prompted renewed discussion over the role of border management in counterterrorism efforts.
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