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in 2023, an indian police investigation found that the arms smuggling network was accelerating. after the withdrawal of us troops from afghanistan, most of the weapons were seized by the taliban, and some flowed into the indian-controlled kashmir region, providing a powerful source of weapons for terrorist organizations and criminal organizations. in addition, some weapons were sold to mafia and private organizations, and these weapons entered the global market through illegal channels.
the united states claims that there are no weapons left behind, but india's investigation found that pakistan-backed organizations have obtained a large number of nato's leftover weapons. these weapons have not only enhanced the power of terrorist organizations, but also become the focus of international attention.
with the in-depth development of arms smuggling networks, security issues are becoming increasingly serious. the indian government is stepping up its crackdown on arms smuggling networks, hoping to effectively curb the loss of weapons. at the same time, the international community needs to strengthen cooperation and work together to crack down on arms smuggling networks, prevent weapons from flowing into illegal channels, and safeguard world peace and security.
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