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The Ruskies and the Brits

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It says "The Treaty of Rawalpindi is celebrated on Afghan Independence Day, August 19 as part of the Great Game between the Ruskies and the Brits that made the Afghan's virtually an an artificial buffer zone between their Empires."

"Ruskies" is in red, and "Brits" links to "Brits is a large town and district situated in a fertile, citrus-producing area that is irrigated by the waters of the Hartbeespoort Dam in North West Province of South Africa."

I am changing "the Ruskies and the Brits" to "the Russians and the British". 75.84.121.201 04:39, 13 January 2007 (UTC)[reply]

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Its totally confiscated part of treaty information

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This information is fabricated , the whole information is wrongly claimed , in that treaty there was no talks of territory border limits but only the free trade and not interefering in large territory of tribal Afghanistan area ( todays khayberpakhtunkhwa )region of that time Afghanistan. The Durand line treaty never existed it was just a suggestion from nortiner durnd and some tribal agents who wrre baught by money went and made a paper named british border between india and Afghanistan. It actually never exists. 2A01:799:162A:F400:98D1:8E57:9FAD:B7CF (talk) 03:46, 13 January 2022 (UTC)[reply]