Born and raised in Kabul, Haroon, a 45-year-old former educator who asked to use a pseudonym due to safety fears, is no stranger to the sound of explosions. But he wasn’t expecting to be jolted awake on the night of Feb. 26 as the sound of nearby airstrikes reverberated across his house in West Kabul. “At first, we thought it was an earthquake, but then we heard two more explosions,” he told Foreign Policy . Since the Afghan-Pakistani war broke out that night, Pakistan has conducted near-daily