CLEAN : Peshawar school attack: Pakistans mini 9/11 (govt official)

The transcript discusses a national tragedy in Pakistan, likened to a 'mini 911', where extremists targeted children, shaking society to its core. It highlights a shift in counter-terrorism strategy, emphasizing a unified approach against all extremist groups. A red line is drawn against violence in Islam's name, promoting reconciliation and peace. The targeted attack on children is detailed, underscoring the need for a change in mindset.

How did the national tragedy in Pakistan change the country's approach to terrorism?

• It caused a decrease in international relations.

• It led to increased funding for schools.

• It resulted in a new national holiday.

• It changed the strategy for countering terrorism.

What realization led to the disappearance of distinctions between extremist groups?

• They have different goals.

• They support each other.

• They operate in different regions.

• They have no impact on society.

What is the 'red line' mentioned in the context of violence?

• A boundary for international trade.

• A limit on political discussions.

• A prohibition on violence in the name of Islam.

• A new law for educational reforms.

What was the nature of the attack on children described in the third section?

• It was an accidental explosion.

• It was a targeted suicide attack.

• It was a political protest.

• It was a natural disaster.

What mindset is highlighted in the third section regarding the attack on children?

• A mindset of peace and reconciliation.

• A mindset focused on economic growth.

• A mindset of indifference and neglect.

• A mindset capable of targeting the next generation.