Afghanistan has been a source of instability for years, testing the patience of regional countries.
The country's history of animosity towards Pakistan is well-established, with
"a long-held dislike, if not venom"being exhibited by the Taliban.
Despite the hostility, Pakistan has maintained a decent relationship with Afghanistan, but there is a growing feeling that it's time to
"pay back in a way that the Afghans will understand better".
Historically, nations have defined their territories when they transitioned into states, a concept that Afghanistan has yet to fully grasp.
Afghan instability has been a persistent issue, with various occupying forces, including the Soviets and Americans, contributing to the problem.
Author's summary: Afghanistan's instability tests regional patience.