CLEAN:Analyst warns war against Talibans in Pakistan is far from over

The transcript discusses the ongoing conflict in a valley where militants have reclaimed control. Despite the army's efforts, challenges remain as militants blend into the population. The government needs to strengthen the police force to maintain control, as the army cannot perform policing duties. A strong police presence is crucial for stability in the region.

What does reclaiming control of the valley signify in the context of the conflict?

• The end of the war

• Complete peace in the region

• A temporary victory

• The beginning of new challenges

What is a major concern even after the army clears the area?

• The militants have left the region

• The militants have integrated into the population

• The government has full control

• The police force is strong enough

What is necessary for the government to reestablish control?

• Negotiating with militants

• Reducing police force

• Strengthening the police and administration

• Increasing military presence

What is the primary role of the army in the conflict?

• Policing duties

• Rebuilding infrastructure

• Firefighting

• Negotiating peace

Why is it important to strengthen the police force in regions like SWAT?

• To reduce government spending

• To negotiate with militants

• To act as the frontline force

• To replace the army