Operation Ghazab Lil Haq (Pakistan - Afghanistan War)

[hasssanali8998]

No, if you were supporting - you called them mujahidin - now you are fighting against them - calling them terrorist. It's you choice whatever you name it.

But for the third people - both are the same - only narrative and national interests has changed

mujahideen >>> fighting an occupier
terrorist >>> funding ttp to blow up mosques and killing muslims

hope that clears it up

 

[TAC]

If Pakistan can host CIA operatives at Badabir airbase since 1950s, give supply lines/bases to US/NATO to occupy Afghanistan then why can't Talibs return the favour? Talibs don't consider Pakistani establishment Islamic anyway...

Yeah maybe you could host some Indian Tejas, will fit nicely within quality of rest of your military kit.

 

[Psyko70]

tbh this i is a pretty good edit imo better than before

But doesnt look like shot down. it feels like f16 parked on runway and some air or artillery strike killed this jet.

 

[hasssanali8998]

But doesnt look like shot down. it feels like f16 parked on runway and some air or artillery strike killed this jet.

at least it looks like an f16

 

[drkrn86]

Afghanistan cant win militarily against Pakistan. Hence they will use their proxies like TTP. I expect few explosions in Pakistan. Pakistan cant keep two active borders. Pakistan will eventually have to go for a compromise

 

[hasssanali8998]

Pakistan cant keep two active borders.

lmao
last time these borders were active we handeld them just fine i think we will be alright

thanks for your Brilliant ANALysis

 

[PAKISTANFOREVER]

If Pakistan can host CIA operatives at Badabir airbase since 1950s, give supply lines/bases to US/NATO to occupy Afghanistan then why can't Talibs return the favour? Talibs don't consider Pakistani establishment Islamic anyway...

Yet afghans/taliban supporting and colluding with Islamaphobic, facist KUFFAR indian hindutva in killing countless innocent Muslim Pakistanis is "Islamic?"..........is this what the afghan iq allows you to believe? No wonder afghanistan is the biggest sh*thole on the planet.

 

[drkrn86]

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How exactly did Afghans achive this? Using photoshop or AI?

 

[gamaji]

Sorry, before moving on, I want to speak honestly.

I am still unsure what Pakistan can celebrate here, considering the history. Since 1979, the Pakistani government supported the Taliban, hosted them, and allowed training and weapons supply. This happened during the Cold War, when the United States was fighting the Soviet Union and was providing dollars and weapons.

Pakistan experienced a short period of strategic advantage between 1990 and 2001. Later, it was forced to take a U-turn and cooperate against the same groups it once supported. There was hope that once the U.S. left Afghanistan, the so-called “glory days” of the 1990s would return.

Now, however, Pakistan is fighting against those same groups — and people are celebrating.

If someone analyzes the situation objectively, the question is: What has Pakistan achieved from its policies since 1979, and what will it achieve now by fighting the Taliban? From a third-person perspective, it appears to be a lose-lose situation for Pakistan, both now and in the future.

Good day.

I understand for your being so much butthurt. Times change and so do requirements, interests, and objectives. Supporting Afghans in 1970s and 80s was suitable then for achieving a larger goal.

Indians used to call Taliban terrorists and now Modi is proudly licking Taliban azz. The same Taliban terrorists are now found paying state visits to India and Indians have pride for that achievement. Did you ever ponder on that?

 

[drkrn86]

lmao
last time these borders were active we handeld them just fine i think we will be alright

thanks for your Brilliant ANALysis

Brilliant answer.

Last time your economy wasn't that bad nor Afghans were raiding inside of Pakistan.

 

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[Gripen9]

I wont ask why but i am rather gonna ask what PGMS with F-16? our own? or imported from USA? if imported than it is costly?

JDAMs and Paveways. The FLIR camera foitage you see from the ammo depot hit was most probably from the sniper pod if the birds sortied out of Shahbaz

 

[hasssanali8998]

nor Afghans were raiding

seem like u need to read a history book about afghanistan in the 70s

economy

can u guys pls ffs get a better answer like its tiring now

 

[ArmTwister]

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So the tail section is still standing with no burn marks..
Engine nozzle looks clear..
Engine part looks well in place..
No squadron mark on tail..
So either after the front section went ablaze a black hole came between the front and back section that’s how back section looks perfect or some idiot didn’t read how crash looks like before posting it

 

[gamaji]

Afghanistan cant win militarily against Pakistan. Hence they will use their proxies like TTP. I expect few explosions in Pakistan. Pakistan cant keep two active borders. Pakistan will eventually have to go for a compromise

As if the terrorist Afghan Taliban were not already using terrorism against Pakistan.

Now it's different. There is a policy shift in Pakistan. Any terrorist attack occurs in Pakistan and the price will be extracted from these Afghan Taliban with their own blood.