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If the Islamic State is so strong, it should capture those conducting the bombing and punish them, rather than make unarmed and neutral persons the victims of their cruelty.

America is preparing to leave Afghanistan at the mercy of a lame government and an army of questionable loyalty.

Why should we choose to be victims of the ill effects of unsound U.S. foreign policies?

This is a golden opportunity for the U.S. to survey the defense needs and problems of its old ally and take care of these needs.

With regret, it has to be said that the U.S. is not winding down its war in Afghanistan in a responsible manner.

The U.S. Department of Defense has said that America, Afghanistan and Pakistan face common threats of terrorism, and that it will work alongside Pakistan to confront the existing challenges.

The United States should cooperate with Pakistan in its efforts to put an end to terrorism and help stop the movement and attacks of militants from across the border.

Rather than divide the sympathies of the nation with drone attacks, the U.S. needs to ensure the success of the Pakistani army's Zarb-e-Azb operation by providing information regarding terrorists to the army, so that terrorists may be eliminated from North Waziristan and peace can be brought to the area.