Operation Ghazab Lil Haq (Pakistan - Afghanistan War)

[Sainthood 2.0]

My own(limited) theory is that Muslim rule in India barring Tipu Sultan(awkward exception because he was a territorial ruler of Mysore) was largely the rule of elites who either came from outside the subcontinent or insisted they did and Pakistan’s military national story picked the ghazi from the frontier.

Very Off-topic, but him and especially his father were the smartest and most capable leaders of a "state" you'd find anywhere in the subcontinent from the 16th century onward
We have reduced him to a military general or a warrior who fought the British, but he and his father were the only people in the SC at the time who had the foresight to build a nation-state like the Europeans but with Indian characteristics kinda like what the Japanese later did.
All the other leaders just brought officers to train their military and then called it a day. They were the only duo who actually went the extra mile to try and replicate a European nation-state from economics to politics, recruiting, industry etc
His legacy is just reduced to a chimp who fought the British against all odds, but they were far, far!! more capable and smarter than that. They built a proper, functioning nation-state more than capable of giving the British a thrashing.

 

[Oscar]

Their negative IQ cheer leaders in Pakistan thinks they will be fighting Dajjal and liberate Jerusalem lol

Because its both political and now charged with ethnic cultism.

The whole idea of cults is that you can NO LONGER REASON WITH THEM.
They simply cannot compute any questioning or opposition.

It is the paradox of tolerance at this stage.

 

[Aghor Warrior]

Great AI rehash but - whats the point?
You're agreeing with what I have said but deciding to rephrase it so it looks like you came up with the idea.

Which means there is NOTHING MORE TO DISCUSS ON THIS.

You now admit conversion was later and social. You admit there is no continuous “we” from 712 to 1947. You admit both mythologies are incomplete. That was the argument. Relabeling it “conquest opened the door” does not make it yours.

If you have a claim about the present, make it about the present. If you don’t, this is done.

The early Turkic invaders conquered the Indus plains by force and imposed Muslim rule. The local population was defeated, taxed, and brought under a new political and religious order. Conversions followed under that pressure, not as some free, purely spiritual choice.

Later Pakistani narratives then decided to claim those same invaders as “us.” That is not history. That is a cover-up. It is an attempt to hide the fact that their ancestors were the ones who were conquered by pretending they were the ones doing the conquering.

First came the sword. Then came the conversion. Everything else is after-the-fact storytelling.

 

[F.O.X]

Can you guys please take your Historical record of who converted whom to history section ? we are discussing something else here.

 

[Pak Defender]

On 23 September 2026, security forces successfully neutralized, through soft-kill measures, two rudimentary drones launched by the Afghan Taliban regime, approximately 7 kilometres from Kohat City. Pakistan Armed Forces air defence systems remain vigilant and professional 24/7 against all threats emanating from Afghanistan.

 

[Pak Defender]

On 23 September 2026, security forces successfully neutralized, through soft-kill measures, two rudimentary drones launched by the Afghan Taliban regime, approximately 7 kilometres from Kohat City. Pakistan Armed Forces air defence systems remain vigilant and professional 24/7 against all threats emanating from Afghanistan.

Since morning Pakistan Air Defence have shot down 8x militant afghan taliban regime drones, 4x in the mountains near Kohat [7-9km away from Kohat City] while 4x in the Torkham region. All taken out via "soft kill" mechanism by the PAD.

 

[hydrabadi_arab]

Afghandu cuck behavior continues, selling their daughters to Indian visitor.

 

[Xestan]

On 23 September 2026, security forces successfully neutralized, through soft-kill measures, two rudimentary drones launched by the Afghan Taliban regime, approximately 7 kilometres from Kohat City. Pakistan Armed Forces air defence systems remain vigilant and professional 24/7 against all threats emanating from Afghanistan.

Any country would respond with airstrikes after this, except Pakistan.

 

[313Ghazi]

So we've gone from bombing them into submission to being bombed by them and celebrating shooting down drones?! I told you they didnt have what it takes to finish this war. They just wont be ruthless enough. Even deporting Afghans, they're absolutely everywhere and they pick some medical students because it'll generate headlines. Absolutely no sincerity towards the security of Pakistan. Look how Iran deported Afghans.

 

[Distant_Observer]

So we've gone from bombing them into submission to being bombed by them and celebrating shooting down drones?! I told you they didnt have what it takes to finish this war. They just wont be ruthless enough. Even deporting Afghans, they're absolutely everywhere and they pick some medical students because it'll generate headlines. Absolutely no sincerity towards the security of Pakistan. Look how Iran deported Afghans.

Atleast they are not making it to Pindi and Islamabad this time

 

[313Ghazi]

Atleast they are not making it to Pindi and Islamabad this time

It's been over a year, what difference has any of it made? At least the start we were targeting their leadership. Now the blockades are lifted, leadership is free to wander around, every day Afghans feel safe, whilst Pakistani's are fearing terrorist attacks again.

 

[ghazi52]

8 drones launched by Afghan Taliban shot down near Torkham border, Kohat: security sources​

News Desk
September 23, 2026



This photo shows a drone, ostensibly sent by Afghan forces, in Swabi. — Dawn

The armed forces on Wednesday shot down eight drones launched by the Afghan Taliban after they entered Pakistani airspace near the Torkham border and Kohat, according to security sources.

The sources said the drones were intercepted by the air defence systems, which they described as “active and vigilant”.

“The armed forces and the ‘Shaheens’ of the Pakistan Air Force professionally thwarted the Afghan Taliban regime’s cowardly attempt to target public areas,” security sources said.

According to the sources, four of the eight drones were shot down in areas adjacent to the Torkham border, while the remaining four were downed near Kohat.

Earlier, security sources said two “rudimentary” drones had been brought down using “soft skill” methods about seven kilometres from Kohat city. They said the armed forces’ air defence systems remained on round-the-clock alert and were maintaining vigilance against “all threats from Kharjistan”.

“This incursion serves as yet another proof of the Afghan Taliban regime’s direct support and patronage of terrorists,” security sources said.

Later, security sources said the wreckage of the destroyed drones was being recovered. Last night’s exchange of fire in Kurram sector and Wednesday’s drone incursion “demonstrated the state of the Afghan Taliban’s panic and disarray,” security sources added.

The development comes two days after Pakistan, in response to recent terrorist attacks in KP, conducted “calibrated” airstrikes in the border region with Afghanistan against terrorist hideouts and safe havens of terrorist organisations.

A statement from the information ministry on Monday said that over 28 terrorists were eliminated in the strikes. “It is a matter of grave concern that Afghanistan continues to remain a hub of terrorism,” the ministry said at the time, specifying that the “threat to Pakistan emanates from Afghanistan”.

 

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[ghazi52]

Forensic proof peaked when the U.S. Army confirmed to The Washington Post that 63 weapons recovered from militants in Pakistan matched Pentagon serial records for Afghan forces.

Following the BLA’s deadly Jaffar Express attack, recovered carbines were traced directly to former Afghan stocks—proving Kabul’s arsenals supply both religious and separatist terrorists.



Figure 2: Forensic Chain of Custody: 3-stage visual audit documenting U.S.-manufactured M4A1 carbines (01), plundered by Taliban Badri 313 forces (02), and intercepted at Torkham with 170 STANAG magazines and Lake City ammunition (03)