The Biden administration and CIA director William Burns are looking active for re-engaging a secret air-base in Pakistan. The United States is interested in acquiring one or two airbases in Pakistan, like surveillance, strategy against several extremist groups in Afghanistan when the allied forces will leave the country. Though, this is not the first time that the U.S. has demanded and used airbases in the territory. The U.S president Joe Biden After 9/11, the U.S. intervened in Afghanistan against the extremist hideouts, and Al-Qaeda Chief, Bin Laden, were top demands being agreed upon by then-President Musharraf. For years, the secret air raids were carried out into Afghanistan through the airbases in Pakistan. There was outcry politically upon the use of territory against a neighboring Muslim country but wasn't heed among high-ups. It was 26/11, a border skirmish occurred when United States-led NATO forces engaged Pakistani security forces at two Pakistani military check post...