Operation Ghazab Lil Haq (Pakistan - Afghanistan War)

[Expert]

So no retaliation for last night's violations, they've already bombed Kabul I don't know what's stopping them.
Obsession of pak generals with restraint is insane, cucks

Our policy is still reactionary. We are merely taking proactive steps to dismantle the bigger threat that is forming in Afghanistan. We need a proactive approach to take out all the capabilities of the Taliban regime and its military infrastructure.

 

[Hakikat ve Hikmet]

Mystery Drones Intercepted Over Islamabad.​

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[Hakikat ve Hikmet]

To my understanding Pakistan was doing two things,
- Signaling to TTA that enough is enough - Symbolic attacks
-Attacking military hardware to actually weaken them militarily

However, so far we have not seen an attempt to go after TTA's big wigs. Should we or should not attack TTA's leadership? What do you think?

A known enemy is better than an unknown friend....

The Pak-Afgan history has vindicated Kipling: trust a snake before an Afgan Pashtun. Therefore, never allow them to be strong....

 

[Expert]

To my understanding Pakistan was doing two things,
- Signaling to TTA that enough is enough - Symbolic attacks
-Attacking military hardware to actually weaken them militarily

However, so far we have not seen an attempt to go after TTA's big wigs. Should we or should not attack TTA's leadership? What do you think?

I Think their leadership will be targeted once their military infrastructure is taken out. Right now they are very well armed atleast for Hamas style incursion. They might show a severe reaction If their leadership is targeted at this moment , which we should avoid. Just continue targeting their military infrastructure. We can even stretch inside Afghanistan once their hardware is taken out.

 

[Expert]

Afghanistan with a proper buffer zone and even an aligned proxy in Kabul would be a non-issue — what makes the situation so dangerous is the millions of Afghan refugees living legally & illegally in Pakistan ready to become hired guns, spies, suicide bombers, and million more ethno-nationalists aligned with them. I am trying hard to not name any ethnicties but I would be lying if I didn't witness at least 20-30% Pashtuns openly defend them in some way.

Let alone the fake deportation of Afghan settlers, how do you deal with millions of nationalists who would be hired guns for Afghanistan, or become subvertive political elements attacking Pakistan and promoting division?

This is an even bigger issue than Afghanistan. They have strategic depth in Pakistan.

Pakistan being a country that's quite institutionally lazy and corrupt, especially at the police level, will struggle to effectively deal with this. Even worse, all ethno nationalists will be activated to prevent any effort at all.

These sympathisers are also afghans with fake ID cards. We should also deport them to Afghanistan. We have a tool of deportation. We should use it. Anyone sympathise with Afghanistan should get deported.

 

[Pakman1]

It is time to level all of that Taliban military infrastructure for good.

 

[Rational Philosopher]

These sympathisers are also afghans with fake ID cards. We should also deport them to Afghanistan. We have a tool of deportation. We should use it. Anyone sympathise with Afghanistan should get deported.

This buffer zone is going to be functionally useful if Pakistan doesn't actually utilise the deportation tool to the full.

Otherwise we are gonna have people blowing up inside everywhere

 

[PakAl]

They really don't. It's a basic society.

These taliban tribes are mostly all related and there is a hierarchy for the ones who are not.

Taliban are not the only power in Afghanistan, the Uzbekhs, Kazakhs, Tajikis, Hazaras, Turkmen form majority of the population, they have many different militant organisations aswell, the same with many other Pashtun movements, some are anti Taliban or used to be but since the Usa withdrawal peace deal is in place. So far we haven't witnessed any internal war in Afghanistan due to peace deals but external powers are working overtime to cause a civil war.

 

[hasssanali8998]

So far we haven't witnessed any internal war in Afghanistan

we have been seeing rifts forming that can exploited , between Akhundzada and the kabuli goverment and the small NRF rebelling .
there's always internal friction , ripe for intel agencies to exploit

 

[hasssanali8998]

Here is a another example

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another gem

 

[Fatman17]

At least four people, including two children, were injured when the Afghan Taliban launched a “few rudimentary” drones, said the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) on Saturday.

On Friday evening, security sources said that two rudimentary drones were intercepted at different locations adjacent to Rawalpindi but were successfully brought down through electronic countermeasures.

The military’s media wing said the drones were intercepted through “soft and hard kills” and did not reach their intended targets.

Read more: https://www.dawn.com/news/1981957/

 

[Fatman17]

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another gem

Tea is fantastic

 

[Rational Philosopher]

 

[Sparten]

So, no retaliation. We seem to have been deterred by a few drones.

 

[hasssanali8998]

So, no retaliation. We seem to have been deterred by a few drones.

yaar why do pakistani have 0 patience , maybe we will be Finally hiting some juicy HVTs