Operation Ghazab Lil Haq (Pakistan - Afghanistan War)

[Blain2]

Maybe in your tribe it's considered honorable to bully the weak but in Pakistani tribal establishment.

Who is bullying whom? Pakistani citizens are being mass murdered by these Taliban bastards. What is honorable about blowing up our worshipers in masajid?

 

[Toxic]

Why not the presidential palace?

The president was out smoking naswar.

 

[iron shrapnel]

Brother, the issue is that I don’t know how, by whom, and with what seriousness the dialogues have been conducted so far. That’s why I said that if sincere efforts have not yet been made, then they should be tried first. And in those dialogues it should be made clear that if, even after this, attacks continue from their side, then we will have no choice but to respond directly. However, during this response, full effort must be made to ensure that no innocent civilians, children, women, or non-combatants are harmed, or at least that such harm is minimized. Afghanistan has very limited resources and cannot sustain prolonged conflict, especially given their unusual policies — like bans on girls’ education or restrictions on internet access — which have already caused frustration among their own people. So I don’t understand: if I were part of Pakistan’s defense forces today, with the resources and technology available, how could I not succeed in bringing peace

Dialogue was between the same stakeholders who were in bed for decades.
It is also evident that we tried our level best in engaging them Qatar, Turkey tried their level best for mediation...

If it's not in their capability to handle internal security, then why treat an army as hostile that has been supporting you covertly for decades ? Wasn't it the time to introduce better relations ? Has IK been fighting for them ( a game they play to garner sympathy from here ) ?. And have Turkey/Pak or Turkey/Saudi relations been disrupted due to change of faces in Pakistan ?

Some people here say that it isn't about the Durand line ? How foolish ! Have you seen the commentary coming from their leaders and people ? Isn't that commentary not enough to incite an already frustrated populace.. hungry, poor and nothing to look for in the future except death...


They should hit them so hard that they start making stupid decisions
جب گیدڑ کی موت آتی ہے تو وہ شہر کی طرف بھاگتا ہے...
Let them come out especially with in our borders... Let them activate the sleeper cells... It will result in casualties but once the fight is face to face they don't have a chance... Then the sanitation will start.

 

[hasssanali8998]

Why not the presidential palace?

dude commo think , a person recording will probably not know the exact location so he will say near --- ,

 

[SiliconBit (silicon0000)]

Interesting that they announced a stop to attacks just before the strikes.

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[r3alist]

Jingoism aside, this is a war we neither can afford nor can ultimately win ... not because the adversary is formidable, but because we are confronting desperate, nihilistic cavemen with nothing to lose... The likely outcome is hollow claims of victory followed by a new wave of terror attacks across our cities and a further toll on LEAs... With no clear end in sight, the only possible beneficiary of this escalation may well be the illegitimate regime currently entrenched in power...

And no, negotiations/diplomacy isn’t the answer .... that works for humans, not Taliban Kharjites... Until we’re ready to hit their leadership in Kabul and Kandahar hard, this half-baked adventurism is doomed to fail...

If you cannot be loved, then be feared.

I think that is what this is about in many ways

Hopefully this perception does not take long to change things, Pakistan is undoubtedly seen as a soft touch.


If you keep disrupting their operations, taking out commanders, taking out base camps as well as changing the sentiment on the ground I guess that's to the good in the long term.

 

[Mighty_Dragon_Strike]

What's the Jirga stipulated punishment for calling an elder, a dog? Whatever it is, I shall argue that they don't subject you to it like when Ali stepped off the chest of his opponent for making it personal.

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[the vicious kind]

many more targets , but we arent bombing Afghanistan to elimate TTA permenant

Pakistan will do the same in next few minutes.

It’s like two local gangs fighting. Pakistan has been reduced to a cartel where the enemy chooses when to initiate a fight, when to terminate and the scale and scope of the attack.

Yeah dont expect us to launch a full scale invasion on Afghanistan , when we have 1.2 million Indian troops ready to pounce on the first sign of weakness on the eastern border.

 

[MirageV3ff]

Pakistan will do the same in next few minutes.

It’s like two local gangs fighting. Pakistan has been reduced to a cartel where the enemy chooses when to initiate a fight, when to terminate and the scale and scope of the attack.

Basically the same old rigged match. I hope for this damned country's sake they don't stop the offensive and keep on with the sustained strikes in Afghanistan

But wishes are different from reality

 

[SteppeWolff]

What's the Jirga stipulated punishment for calling an elder, a dog? Whatever it is, I shall argue that they don't subject you to it like when Ali stepped off the chest of his opponent for making it personal.

 

[Mobius]

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[safriz]

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Whatever Afghan do to their women is their internal issue.

That being said , Afghanistan is the biggest graveyard for Afghans themselves as they face the highest casualty of the wars they initiate out of stupidity.

 

[Distant_Observer]

If you cannot be loved, then be feared.

I think that is what this is about in many ways

Hopefully this perception does not take long to change things, Pakistan is undoubtedly seen as a soft touch.


If you keep disrupting their operations, taking out commanders, taking out base camps as well as changing the sentiment on the ground I guess that's to the good in the long term.

taliban must be reminded of what the heavy hand of a nuclear power feels like.

There is no accountability for the wicked in their society so this is the only way.

 

[Areesh]

those are mountains!

You been to kabul too?

 

[Toxic]

Taliban have to continue or they look Like complete pussies to their public after the strikes in kabul