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Peacekeeping, Not Policing: Pakistan Draws Its Gaza Red Line | Exclusive Details
Peacekeeping, Not Policing: Pakistan Draws Its Gaza Red Line | Exclusive Details
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Peacekeeping, Not Policing: Pakistan Draws Its Gaza Red Line | Exclusive Details

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Pakistan’s stance explicitly rules out any participation in ‘peace enforcement’ operations or missions tasked with the forcible demilitarisation of Palestinian groups

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