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A return to the zero-sum mentality that dominated earlier epochs — where Kabul was binary: allied or hostile — will

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Activists Condemn Iran’s Mass Deportation of Afghans After Israel War

Tehran – A powerful coalition of over 1,300 activists, artists, journalists, and human rights defenders from Iran and Afghanistan have