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International Journal of Political Science and Development Vol. 7(2), pp. 34-43, April, 2019. DOI: 10.14662/IJPSD2019.005 ISSN: 2360-784X
Review
Role of al-Qaeda in Global War on Terror in Pakistan
Muhammad Hamza
M.Phil Scholar, Department of Pakistan Studies, Al-Khair University Azad Jammu & Kashmir, Bhimber E-mail: ameerhamza4445@gmail.com
Accepted 10 March 2019
Al-Qaeda is responsible for destruction of peaceful atmosphere and spread of militancy & terrorism not only in Pakistan but also in across the world after 9/11 incident. Their supporters challenged the authority of Pakistan and destroyed the peaceful image of the country in the world. In this reaction, the State authority of the country took military action and ordered Pakistan military forces for operation against al-Qaeda terrorists. The military forces successfully destroyed the strong network of al-Qaeda, Tahrik-e-Taliban Pakistan and other regional militant organizations in the country. Pakistan is top list countries of the world that has suffered from terrorism after brutal attacks on Washington in September 2001 from al-Qaeda. How the terrorists of AQ manipulated the innocents’ people and its effects on young generation, economy crisis and political instability of the country on international level? The role of al-Qaeda in spread terrorism with the co-operation of regional militant organizations in consequential the government has paid its heavy price in term of security besides, economy, political strife and social disruption. Al-Qaeda militants not only destroyed the economy of the State but also responsible of thousands causalities in the brutal attacks on military forces and crowd places in the world.
Key Words: al-Qaeda, Pakistan Military Forces, Osama Bin Laden, Inter-Services Intelligence, Federal Administered Tribal Area and Northern Atlantic Treaty Organization
Cite this article as: Hamza, M (2019). Role of al-Qaeda in Global War on Terror in Pakistan. Int. J. Polit. Sci. Develop. 7(2) 34-43
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