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Gotitbro how are any of these reference political?
[
[1]] [
[2]] I request you to go through them once again.
Here is U.S. ambassador claim [
[3]]:"The United States, as many other countries, have long recognized the Durand Line as the boundary between Afghanistan and Pakistan"
On the contrast there is no source which suggest that Durand line is not an international border apart from objection from Afghanistan. So please do review your opinion and if you believe it is correct then do add them back.
Romanov67 (
talk) 13:34, 9 November 2018 (UTC)reply
@
Romanov67: I am taking about removing the president's statement and then adding the statement of another politician. Also, there is no need to repeatedly mention that the Afghan leaders formerly accepted the line, of course they did that is why they signed the treaties which is mentioned. What you are adding is already there in the lead. I agree with the international part and have
added it.
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Gotitbro Thank you for adding it and I apologise for creating trouble for you.
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How is India’s claim on Pakistani Kashmir related to the Durand Line, an AfPak issue? Not everything about Pakistan involves India. The Indian Claim section doesn’t add anything of relevance and really just seems to exist to shoehorn India into a Pakistan-related article. — Preceding
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Have to agree. Looks out of step with the rest of the page. Maybe include it on Gilgit-Baltistan’s page or Jammu and Kashmir’s.
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Agree. It is out of place on the page, and doesn't really have any relevance to a line between Pakistan and Afghanistan. If this subject were important, it could have its own article.
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Gotitbro how are any of these reference political?
[
[1]] [
[2]] I request you to go through them once again.
Here is U.S. ambassador claim [
[3]]:"The United States, as many other countries, have long recognized the Durand Line as the boundary between Afghanistan and Pakistan"
On the contrast there is no source which suggest that Durand line is not an international border apart from objection from Afghanistan. So please do review your opinion and if you believe it is correct then do add them back.
Romanov67 (
talk) 13:34, 9 November 2018 (UTC)reply
@
Romanov67: I am taking about removing the president's statement and then adding the statement of another politician. Also, there is no need to repeatedly mention that the Afghan leaders formerly accepted the line, of course they did that is why they signed the treaties which is mentioned. What you are adding is already there in the lead. I agree with the international part and have
added it.
Gotitbro (
talk) 14:04, 9 November 2018 (UTC)reply
Gotitbro Thank you for adding it and I apologise for creating trouble for you.
Romanov67 (
talk) 14:17, 9 November 2018 (UTC)reply
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How is India’s claim on Pakistani Kashmir related to the Durand Line, an AfPak issue? Not everything about Pakistan involves India. The Indian Claim section doesn’t add anything of relevance and really just seems to exist to shoehorn India into a Pakistan-related article. — Preceding
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Have to agree. Looks out of step with the rest of the page. Maybe include it on Gilgit-Baltistan’s page or Jammu and Kashmir’s.
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Agree. It is out of place on the page, and doesn't really have any relevance to a line between Pakistan and Afghanistan. If this subject were important, it could have its own article.
aaronneallucas (
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