Operation Ghazab Lil Haq (Pakistan - Afghanistan War)


Do they look like the folks keeping their words or behaving in a civilized manner? Either you eliminate them or get eliminated by them. They listen only to Hindutva, Zionists or Fasadis. They're born that way....

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There are moments in history that define the course of a nation or its stability.
A few examples for Pak would be
1.
Pakistan delaying ceasefire in 1948 and continued its offensive into kashmir till Chenab River or ingress to Ladakh/Leh from mountain passes.
2.
Paksitan taking chinese advice and started its offensive in Kashmir in 1962.
3.
Pakistan using afghan Jihad to make inroads into a more manageable border with natural barriers as boundary e.g. river.
4.
Pakistan taking Gudwana enclave and fencing it

This is probably one of those times. Each passing day, India, Russia and Iran will side more towards Afghanistan. We now, for the time being have the window where we can make the border more manageable. Like Turkey did with its syrian border.
We should take the places where Afghanistan posts are on a higher ground and have an advantage over our troops where they facilitate TTP ingress under fire cover. Similarly, Pewar pass and surrounding areas of khost, Paktya and Nangarhar are notorious for Afghan infiltration into Pakistan. Same goes for kunar and nuristan area. For the later Kunar river serves as an excellent natural boundary but the former is a can of worms.
History will probably not give this opportunity to us again. If we want and there is merit in going through fire for a few months to years followed by relative peace, then now is the time.
 
There are moments in history that define the course of a nation or its stability.
A few examples for Pak would be
1.
Pakistan delaying ceasefire in 1948 and continued its offensive into kashmir till Chenab River or ingress to Ladakh/Leh from mountain passes.
2.
Paksitan taking chinese advice and started its offensive in Kashmir in 1962.
3.
Pakistan using afghan Jihad to make inroads into a more manageable border with natural barriers as boundary e.g. river.
4.
Pakistan taking Gudwana enclave and fencing it

This is probably one of those times. Each passing day, India, Russia and Iran will side more towards Afghanistan. We now, for the time being have the window where we can make the border more manageable. Like Turkey did with its syrian border.
We should take the places where Afghanistan posts are on a higher ground and have an advantage over our troops where they facilitate TTP ingress under fire cover. Similarly, Pewar pass and surrounding areas of khost, Paktya and Nangarhar are notorious for Afghan infiltration into Pakistan. Same goes for kunar and nuristan area. For the later Kunar river serves as an excellent natural boundary but the former is a can of worms.
History will probably not give this opportunity to us again. If we want and there is merit in going through fire for a few months to years followed by relative peace, then now is the time.
In all these scenarios you assume those in decision making capacity had the combination of perfect situation awareness coupled with competence - and that condition also holds true today.
 
In all these scenarios you assume those in decision making capacity had the combination of perfect situation awareness coupled with competence - and that condition also holds true today.
Thts an unfortunate reality that we have either lacked competence, farsightedness, political will or the financial muscle to act on lost opportunities, be it political, geographical and economical. The same may happen in the future as well but as they say۔۔۔
پیوستہ رہ شجر سے امید بہار رکھ
 
Looks like the Pak side is showering a good beating on the "Ba'jis" to send a clear and prsent message to the "Bibis".....

Here, Ba'jis are the Taliban, Houthi etc. Ans, Bibis are Hindutva, Zionists, Molla(s) etc.....
 
Looks like the Pak side is showering a good beating on the "Ba'jis" to send a clear and prsent message to the "Bibis".....

Here, Ba'jis are the Taliban, Houthi etc. Ans, Bibis are Hindutva, Zionists, Molla(s) etc.....
We can inflict alotttt more pain to Afghans by blowing up approx. 8 to 9 bridges on the roads that connects Nangarhar, Kunar, Paktiya, paktika and ghost provinces to rest of afghanistan esp. Kabul. Kabul, Kunar, Gomal, and Kurram river are natural hurdles that can only be crossed via bridges. For example
1.
The highway between kabul and Nangarhar (this highway in on a hillside with kabul river below and hundreds of meters of cliffs on the other side). It has many bridges passing over ravines flowing into kabul river.
2.
Darunta and Behsud bridges in Jalalabad. Anything in and beyond jalabad is then cut off from kabul and most of the country.
3.
Khost-gardez pass that connects Paktiya and Khost provinces have dozen narrow bridges leading to the pass. Take out 2 or 3 of them and everything grinds to a halt in Khost.
4.
2 or i guess 3 bridges are there over the Gomal river in Urugun and sharan districts of Paktika.

Take out the above bridges and heavy traffic towards pakistan grinds to a halt. kpk border can not receive replenishment/support from talibans with ease.
Balochistan border, however is impossible to cut from rest of Afghnaistan. As most of the area is desert, to flat to a semi hill terrain and the locals know more leak points than u can plug. Just one option exists for us, seal the border and mine it.
 
We can inflict alotttt more pain to Afghans by blowing up approx. 8 to 9 bridges on the roads that connects Nangarhar, Kunar, Paktiya, paktika and ghost provinces to rest of afghanistan esp. Kabul. Kabul, Kunar, Gomal, and Kurram river are natural hurdles that can only be crossed via bridges. For example
1.
The highway between kabul and Nangarhar (this highway in on a hillside with kabul river below and hundreds of meters of cliffs on the other side). It has many bridges passing over ravines flowing into kabul river.
2.
Darunta and Behsud bridges in Jalalabad. Anything in and beyond jalabad is then cut off from kabul and most of the country.
3.
Khost-gardez pass that connects Paktiya and Khost provinces have dozen narrow bridges leading to the pass. Take out 2 or 3 of them and everything grinds to a halt in Khost.
4.
2 or i guess 3 bridges are there over the Gomal river in Urugun and sharan districts of Paktika.

Take out the above bridges and heavy traffic towards pakistan grinds to a halt. kpk border can not receive replenishment/support from talibans with ease.
Balochistan border, however is impossible to cut from rest of Afghnaistan. As most of the area is desert, to flat to a semi hill terrain and the locals know more leak points than u can plug. Just one option exists for us, seal the border and mine it.
Good points. Couple it with extensive usage of robotic non-contact asymmetric warfare, and you have a winning combo in all terrains...

As for building roads in Afganistan, it's the most expensive in the world...
 
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