Operation Ghazab Lil Haq (Pakistan - Afghanistan War)

[muz]

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TTA latest lethal weapon Lee Enfield rifles

 

[I*R*A]

Whatever the present situation, Afghans are still our brothers

I will agree with you if you can post a video or an article by any one afghan from afghanistan who considers Pakistanis as his brothers and condemns terror attacks in Pakistan. One only. Or an instance where afghans have helped people from this region.

I will wait and hope you can prove me wrong.

 

[solarmane]

Please grow up, what's wrong with you people?

We love those who are in the family of Islam, don't confuse clear issues just because you're unable or unwilling to understand. Please make a friggin effort.

Pakistani nation believes in Pan Islamic ideology, there's nothing wrong with that, we do need to adjust it and not be so blind in our approach but the ideology itself is sound.

The afghan issue is something totally different, we have given them far too much love and respect for far too long, they considered it as weakness.

Enough is enough, that's our new policy, we have waken up towards the Afghans but also towards the Indians, although we're still blind towards the Indians. Afghans are nothing compared to the Indians, if anyone thinks otherwise they need their heads examined.
Why do you people feel the need to cry about it, why can't you simply evaluate a situation, or a policy on it's merits and have a proper discussion without getting emotional about everything.

No we do not love the friggin people who want to commit genocide against us, that's a ridiculous thing to say.

Whatever the present situation, Afghans are still our brothers, brothers fight, you teach a harami brother a lesson if required, we're doing it, no need to get emotional.

Go ask your so called brothers what the words Muhammad and Allah mean.

 

[side-winder]

Can u fukin believe?

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[I*R*A]

Can u fukin believe?

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Nope, they are product of Pak establishment's policies (even when they were not born at that time) and nope there is no local support for TTP (or whatever kind of Tablin) and their idology.

As some deluded Pakistanis from Pakhtun ka Khber Khawa will have you believe.

 

[Sanin]

Can someone tell me the reality of this post on Human Rights Watch….

Pakistan: Airstrike on Afghan Medical Facility Unlawful

A Pakistani airstrike on a drug treatment center in Afghanistan on March 16, 2026, was an unlawful attack and a possible war crime.

www.hrw.org

 

[PAKISTANFOREVER]

Please grow up, what's wrong with you people?

We love those who are in the family of Islam, don't confuse clear issues just because you're unable or unwilling to understand. Please make a friggin effort.

Pakistani nation believes in Pan Islamic ideology, there's nothing wrong with that, we do need to adjust it and not be so blind in our approach but the ideology itself is sound.

The afghan issue is something totally different, we have given them far too much love and respect for far too long, they considered it as weakness.

Enough is enough, that's our new policy, we have waken up towards the Afghans but also towards the Indians, although we're still blind towards the Indians. Afghans are nothing compared to the Indians, if anyone thinks otherwise they need their heads examined.
Why do you people feel the need to cry about it, why can't you simply evaluate a situation, or a policy on it's merits and have a proper discussion without getting emotional about everything.

No we do not love the friggin people who want to commit genocide against us, that's a ridiculous thing to say.

Whatever the present situation, Afghans are still our brothers, brothers fight, you teach a harami brother a lesson if required, we're doing it, no need to get emotional.

afghans are NOT our "brothers". They are the BIGGEST KUFFAR on planet earth who align themselves with the hindutva in order to kill Pakistani Muslims. Which REAL Muslim would ever do that? Ask an afghani if they consider Pakistanis as fellow "Muslim brothers". See what the response would be.

 

[PAKISTANFOREVER]

Can someone tell me the reality of this post on Human Rights Watch….

Pakistan: Airstrike on Afghan Medical Facility Unlawful

A Pakistani airstrike on a drug treatment center in Afghanistan on March 16, 2026, was an unlawful attack and a possible war crime.

www.hrw.org

The BIGGEST war crime was the murder of 80,000 Pakistanis by afghan terrorists.

 

[Sanin]

The BIGGEST war crime was the murder of 80,000 Pakistanis by afghan terrorists.

Definitely you are right
But can someone verify if this is biased or level of accuracy?

 

[Saifullah]

Can u fukin believe?

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Always Hayatabad area. This is like the 3rd time a video from Hayatabad appears in the last few weeks. Previously TTP were able to set up a checkpoint in this area and left in a pickup before LEA arrived.
Pakistani LEA should blockade all entrance/exits in this area and launch a door to door operation. They’ll probably encounter a lot of TTP members or illegal Afghan refugees there.

 

[Master Chief]

Whatever the present situation, Afghans are still our brothers, brothers fight, you teach a harami brother a lesson if required, we're doing it, no need to get emotional.

I have to disagree with this extrapolation. Like you, I certainly wish no harm on genuinely innocent civilians but the Afghan qom is not a brotherly qom on the slightest. Ummah-centric philosophy should play no part in our decision making processes regarding Afghanistan.

Indeed, it was Qatar's insistence on us feeling this "brotherly" emotion that has taken our boot off the throat of the enemy. It is a serious error of perception to frame this conflict as a fraternal one. And this philosophy plays right into the hands of the enemy.

 

[hussain0216]

There are Afghanis still in Islamabad Rawalpindi.


Went to F18 Islamabad during Eid. Parks full of afghanis..


Went to chor chowk.... Half of pathan are afghan and tell it proudly.


I worked in Afghanistan in 2012 era. So when I talk about it. Half of them show their true colours they hate Pakistan

Why are we still tolerating these bastards in Pakistan

Get the police out, use the rangers and army

Clear out Karachi and our major cities


Afghans are our enemies, they cannot exist in Pakistan under any circumstances

Make the suffer, give them consequences

 

[I*R*A]

Can someone tell me the reality of this post on Human Rights Watch….

Pakistan: Airstrike on Afghan Medical Facility Unlawful

A Pakistani airstrike on a drug treatment center in Afghanistan on March 16, 2026, was an unlawful attack and a possible war crime.

www.hrw.org

Please read this thread, few pages back, there is enough proof to substantiate that this drug addict center (if it really was one and not a suicide bomber factory) caught fire from the secondary munition cook off from the ammunition depot that was actually struck. In any case (as far as I know) no one has been able to provide video / pictorial proof of 400 dead bodies. 400 quite an even number.

 

[hussain0216]

Illegal yes, legal no.

Hate is always louder because normal people just want to get on with their lives. They all don't hate us but it's certainly the majority. Enough is enough, no more blind brotherhood, but we shouldn't allow ourselves to be consumed by hate either, just because they have.

No bruv

ALL

Learn to understand your enemy, don't care who they are

Get them out

 

[Musings]

Can someone tell me the reality of this post on Human Rights Watch….

Pakistan: Airstrike on Afghan Medical Facility Unlawful

A Pakistani airstrike on a drug treatment center in Afghanistan on March 16, 2026, was an unlawful attack and a possible war crime.

www.hrw.org

We will have to wait for independent findings. Do you want to bring up all the war crimes the Afghanis have done to Pakistan citizens over the decades? Blowing up schools and mosques? But this has become MORE important to you than the constant barrage of terror on Pakistan?