Operation Ghazab Lil Haq (Pakistan - Afghanistan War)

[safriz]

Heavy shelling, explosions spark fear along Pakistan, Afghanistan border

- Fighting along the 2,600-km (1,615-mile) border has ebbed and flowed over the week-long conflict

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Heavy shelling sparks fear

How come Afghani still have artillery cannons ?
Should be droning those

 

[Psyko70]

How come Afghani still have artillery cannons ?
Should be droning those

They also have tanks and armored vehicles. They are from soviet era.

 

[RescueRanger]

Can anyone make an OSINT map of Afghanistan with all known locations marked for Taliban bases, HQ, depots, government offices, police HQs, and ministry buildings?

I want to see what percentage of that we actually struck.

@RescueRanger

InshaAllah I will work on this.

 

[side-winder]

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[maxpane]

Falcons just banging them everywhere. soon they will return back to thiwr caves and this time no return

 

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Haven't they yet learnt the impact of this new asymmetric non-contact robotic warfare? Human soldiers lacking the superior technology are being subjected to industrial-scale slaughter....

 

[Hakikat ve Hikmet]

Pakistan-Afghanistan Conflict Halts Critical Central Asian Trade Routes | OilPrice.com

A new war between Pakistan and Afghanistan's Taliban leadership is quickly undoing months of Central Asian diplomacy aimed at establishing vital trade routes to seaports through the two nations.

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Central Asian trade routes blocked

Pakistan needs to open them.....

 

[RescueRanger]

Haven't they yet learnt the impact of this new asymmetric non-contact robotic warfare? Human soldiers lacking the superior technology are being subjected to industrial-scale slaughter....

Taliban are good at gorilla warfare, setting up an ambush, planting IEDs, conducting spectacular SBIED attacks that's about it.

 

[iron shrapnel]

Highly unlikey at this stage. Saudia Arabia can very easily supply oil from its Western oil fields, and ship using Red Sea and totally bypassing Persian Gulf. And that is why Saudia Arabia is a huge PROBLEM for Zionist because of its strategic location.

The western oilfields need to pass through houthi controlled areas as I've pointed out.

Houthis are tamed.

Houthis are tamed as long as Iran has the capability to keep responding to Israeli/U.S aggression. When that deteriorates to a certain point they will retaliate.

You might be able to cover natural gas.. but you have diverse range of petroleum products that you import whose shortfall you are unable to cover in peace time.

I'm worried greatly about the depletion of munitions and this hot border in the event of an Indian assault. The last time round blunders were made and at time Pakistan found itself being on the backfoot and this was without any costly war being fought in the West.
I think it's better to bring things to a settlement and secure the borders massively.
There's also nothing stopping the Taliban from urging their partners in Delhi to begin something. I'm actually surprised they have not, maybe due to negative PR in doing so?

The Indians will not carry an operation same reason we can't maintain aggressive bombing of Afghans.. fuel.. Modi can't afford a debacle like that... They have already started to close down industries in anticipation of a shortfall.

 

[313Ghazi]

what do u think we are doing , we are realising how much superior we are and are finally taking the fight to he enemy and not just taking hits


bhai me apko kya bolun ab

I hope and pray we are planning to destroy the Taliban leadership, thier military assets, build a buffer zone, annex the wakhan corridor and finally arm and support a replacement govt.

What will we actually do? Time will tell.

 

[Pak-Warrior]

I hope and pray we are planning to destroy the Taliban leadership, thier military assets, build a buffer zone, annex the wakhan corridor and finally arm and support a replacement govt.

What will we actually do? Time will tell.

Whatever we do, we can truly secure 2700 km most dangerous mountaneous border only with a friendly govt in Kabul.

The political end goal of the campaign should be to have a friendly neighborhood. Otherwise it will be endless instability and violence and wastage of continous resources.

 

[ARMalik]

The western oilfields need to pass through houthi controlled areas as I've pointed out.

Hauthis will never attack Saudi and Pakistani ships - at least this is very clear.

 

[Samurai]

Hauthis will never attack Saudi and Pakistani ships - at least this is very clear.

One thing is very clear to the Iranian leadership and military and I hope they realized it now, that Pakistan is not their real enemy nor did Pakistan collaborate with US in any scenario against Iran.

 

[Master Chief]

Taliban are good at gorilla warfare, setting up an ambush, planting IEDs, conducting spectacular SBIED attacks that's about it.

And they are the world's biggest fools for so enthusiastically embracing Delhi's support and acting on their instruction, despite being mere cannon fodder to them. This whole blunder, which will now irreversibly alter the balance of power in Kabul, possibly ending in regime change, actually traces all the way back to Delhi.

 

[Samurai]

And they are the world's biggest fools for so enthusiastically embracing Delhi's support and acting on their instruction, despite being mere cannon fodder to them. This whole blunder, which will now irreversibly alter the balance of power in Kabul, possibly ending in regime change, actually traces all the way back to Delhi.

Seems like the Afghans in general are really good at being used by foreign powers. They talk about all glory and Afghan supremacy, yet they are reduced to being used and abused and still they never learn but keep on having animosity.... especially when Pakistan has also done a lot for them. Although ngl but Pakistan also meddled a lot inside Afghanistan during the Soviet war, but that was done as was the requirement of that time. We also have Bangladesh, who wants to have good relations with us not caring about the past, but these Afghans have long standing grudges and honestly speaking this will only have more suffering for them.

All they had to did was to accept the effing border and engage in cordial relations and be neutral with both Pakistan and India. No they just had to hate Pakistan so much that they dream of destroying Pakistan and making fun with Indians and requesting them to help them destroy Pakistan. What kind of sand country would allow its neighboring country to do all that to it with passion? Any country in the shoes of Pakistan would have done the same... Still then Pakistan went easy on them, requesting multiple times to stop with their games of terror and losing so much in the process.