- Autor
- Kugiel Patryk
- Tytuł
- Podwójna gra : Pakistan w globalnej wojnie z terroryzmem
- Źródło
- Sprawy Międzynarodowe, 2010, nr 3, s. 52-71
- Słowa kluczowe
- Stosunki międzynarodowe, Terroryzm, Zwalczanie terroryzmu, Polityka bezpieczeństwa
International relations, Terrorism, Combating terrorism, Security policy - Kraj/Region
- Pakistan
Pakistan - Abstrakt
- Zaprzestanie wspierania talibów i poparcie przez Pakistan amerykańskiej interwencji w Afganistanie w 2001 r. miały kluczowe znaczenie dla szybkiego zwycięstwa Stanów Zjednoczonych i zmiany rządu w Kabulu. W kolejnych latach okazało się jednak, że Pakistan prowadzi w wojnie z terroryzmem podwójną grę, która pozwalała mu być jednocześnie ważnym sojusznikiem koalicji antyterrorystycznej i istotnym partnerem wybranych organizacji terrorystycznych i rebelianckich. Współpraca z Pakistanem była więc wybiórcza i chociaż siły pakistańskie zwalczały niektóre ugrupowania ekstremistyczne, pozwalały na działanie innym siłom, uznanym za przydatne do realizacji własnych interesów. (fragment tekstu)
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