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Exiled Pakistani Politician Warns of Hidden Power Struggle Between President and Army

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Exiled Pakistani politician Hussain has issued a warning about what he calls a covert conflict between Pakistan's president and its military establishment. In a video message, he described the country as entering its most dangerous phase to date. Hussain alleged that the general public remains largely unaware of the serious risks this tension poses. The warning reflects growing concerns among some observers about behind-the-scenes power struggles within Pakistan's leadership.

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