Operation Ghazab Lil Haq (Pakistan - Afghanistan War)

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They're fleeing from Afghan posts under the devastating strike of swarm drones and the fire of every kind of weapon. This operation has so far been carried out by just one unit of the FC.

The TTA is once again begging for a ceasefire, and a deathly silence has descended on their posts.

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ghazi52 said:
They're fleeing from Afghan posts under the devastating strike of swarm drones and the fire of every kind of weapon. This operation has so far been carried out by just one unit of the FC.

The TTA is once again begging for a ceasefire, and a deathly silence has descended on their posts.

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Good to use the FPV training budget on these TTA/P terrorists !! It is a high value 2 for 1 return on investment.
 
ziaulislam said:
Simple solution arm the Northern alliance
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The same NA which was sponsoring terorrism in Pakistan for the last 20 years, their leadership made threats against Pakistan, their intelligence agency was openly attacking Pakistan. If Pakistan cannot handle the Taliban then the only option is give space to Turkey Tajikistan Turkministan Kazakhstan Uzbekistan China Iran and kick anti Pakistan NA elements out, same with the Taliban, the anti Pakistan elements need to be dealth with and then a new National government can be formed in Afghanistan. Pakistan will loose alot of influence in Afghanistan though, from pre 911 80% influence to if we are lucky 20% influence. In the future Afghanistan will build an army and if things go downhill we will face a full modern army rather than militia like Taliban.
 
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PakAl said:
The same NA which was sponsoring terorrism in Pakistan for the last 20 years, their leadership made threats against Pakistan, their intelligence agency was openly attacking Pakistan. If Pakistan cannot handle the Taliban then the only option is give space to Turkey Tajikistan Turkministan Kazakhstan Uzbekistan China Iran and kick anti Pakistan NA elements out, same with the Taliban, the anti Pakistan elements need to be dealth with and then a new National government can be formed in Afghanistan. Pakistan will loose alot of influence in Afghanistan though, from pre 911 80% influence to if we are lucky 20% influence. In the future Afghanistan will build an army and if things go downhill we will face a full modern army rather than militia like Taliban.
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Yes, and we were funding the Taliban

So they had atleast a reason to do it..tell me what reason does taliban have?

I remeber northern alliance kidnapping kids school buses a d bombing Peshawar in 1990s.. you dont need to tell me that
 
ziaulislam said:
Yes, and we were funding the Taliban

So they had atleast a reason to do it..tell me what reason does taliban have?

I remeber northern alliance kidnapping kids school buses a d bombing Peshawar in 1990s.. you dont need to tell me that
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Not defending the Taliban but they are denying any support to ttp attacks, ttp is an independent organisation. As long as they don't threaten Taliban they will not be touched. As stated by Taliban. Afghanistan is full of different militias, tribal warlords.
The Taliban is a militias and most likely will never be able to form a modern army but Northern alliance can, they will become a bigger threat. However their are more different players in Afghanistan such as Hizb Islami and Jamat Islami (different than Pakistan one), we also have Haqqani network, and some sufi groups. Deal can be done with them.
 
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