RescueRanger
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Agreed 100% both nations need a joint security task force on this issue. Otherwise it will just end up becoming a protracted problem.
Iranian Foreign & Resistance Front Strategy & Operations
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Tehrani021
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@RescueRanger @Persian Gulf we can't rule out state backers for these terror groups and have to question where theyre getting their weapons, funding and training from. Im sorry to say, but Pakistan government could very well be a suspect in this. The fact that such cooperation has never happened, and doesnt look like happening, despite the glaringly obvious need for it, should speak volumes to those who give thought.
Persian Gulf
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do I think most jaish al adl members are coming from the Pakistani side of the border and are generally mostly based on that side than on the iranian side? yes
does that mean Pakistan is intentionally funding them or has an interest to do so ? no
is iran also culpable and negligent in ensuring security and order on its side of the border? definitely yes
does that mean Pakistan is intentionally funding them or has an interest to do so ? no
is iran also culpable and negligent in ensuring security and order on its side of the border? definitely yes
Tehrani021
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You can't be certain that Pakistan is ruled out from the conspiracy. Hence why I said they are a suspect and gave my reasons and evidence. No matter how organised Iran border force is, when you have a state backer allowing terrorists, whichever way imaginable, to launch attacks from their side of the border, you will end up with incidents like this. Look at western backed Ukrainians inflicting pain on Russian territory as another example.
You can rule out Pakistani involvement for reasons only you know, and I suspect, but I certainly won't rule them out.
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Correct!
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It has been protracted.
Tehrani021
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Protracted by design.
RescueRanger
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This!
Cthulhu
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Correct!
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Mehdipersian
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If the government of Pakistan supports these terrorists, it is actually helping terrorism against its own country. I think this is unlikely, but I am sure that there are some traitors in the government of Pakistan.
CynicalPakistaniCritic
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Immortals
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Ok that is very possible. Then where is the clip from? They say it’s a lie, but clearly they are in some type of arms depot so it must have been taken from either Syria, Pakistan, Iraq as the ammo boxes are distinctly middle eastern in nature.
It doesn’t excuse the fact that terrorists can do coordinated attacks on multiple towns. This is a bit different than attacking a checkpoint or police outpost in the middle of the “nowhere”. The latter is hard to prevent by any major military force.
I have been an advocate of greater arms and better protection to our soldiers stationed in these hot zones.
Not to mention instead of wasting money doing war games blowing up stuff in the desert. Have rotational deployments of Artesh and IRGC doing security clearing operations in these rural areas. I think that would add far more experience and value to your average soldier then sitting around firing RPGs and artillery at make believe objects in the desert.
mangekyo
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I dont understand why Iran puts so little value to the lives of the senior commanders. It's ridiculous, they learnt nothing from the Soleimani assassination. How are they planning to maintain the "axis of resistance" when all the experienced seniors who understands how the axis operate are gone? Its almost as if someone decided to clean the ranks.
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