IRGC-ASF launches missile strikes against anti-Iran terrorists in Pakistan, Iraq and Syria - Pakistan responds

[RescueRanger]

the way our liberal secular homosexual feminist civil miltary leadership is behaving Khurasaan is becoming a reality day by day.

So what would you have Pakistan do? I can understand you are angry, but don’t you think the people in the Pakistan Military are just as angry as you are?

 

[Oscar]

These are all valid points, and I sympathise, but the fact remains that anti-Iran and anti-Pakistan terrorists are based there. Iran has raised this issue with Pakistani officials many times, and was not satisfied with the response. And recently these terrorists murdered 11 Iranian police officers in a suicide bombing near the Pakistani border, which was the straw that broke the camel's back.

I understand others will have a different version of events, but it's important to understand this is Iran's point of view. Which part of this do Pakistanis disagree with?

Similarly, I think there is a gap in perception of terrorist groups based in Iran. Pakistanis seem to think that Iran hosts pro-Indian anti-Pakistan terrorist groups. Iranians do not know anything about this. To bridge this gap in perception, Pakistanis should present evidence and this should be taken seriously by the Iranian side.

We have to listen to each other's concerns and work to reach a shared understanding.

The same inaction that Iran accused Pakistan of even after alleged evidence is provided; Pakistan accuses Iran of. So its a matter of perception and with national interests at play.

And it is logical to disagree - what is important is we all agree that everyone’s national interests are paramount and those trump principles or honesty or anything else - and it applies across countries.

 

[HAIDER]

When a missile is launched so far inside the border resulting in children having their lives cut short - understandable for people to have fury. It doesn’t make sense - the timing.
I can see the enemies of both countries rubbing their hands with glee.
I am saddened by the loss of life. I am intrigued to see the Pak army response as no doubt a response Is certainly needed.

Our drones only for decoration purpose .. World most cheapest surveillance system 24 to 35 hours. US using drones all along Mexican border. Which much more cheap and efficient. Easy dispatch team in case of any type of emergency.

 

[RescueRanger]

Our drones only for decoration purpose .. World most cheapest surveillance system 24 to 35 hours. US using drones all along Mexican border. Which much more cheap and efficient. Easy dispatch team in case of any type of emergency.

There is very little a drone can do against a ballistic missile.

 

[Oscar]

The Pakistani response on this thread is typical though.

Be it a parent whose ladla messes up and they go “manhoos paida kyun howa!!” Or members on a defense forum on day 1 of an unexpected event “Jala daalon wardi ko!!!

Bhutto knew how to deal with these peoples when he went from “Nahin nahin - bhai hain” to “Jahannum mein jayien suar ke bache” for the Bengalis at the rally

 

[RescueRanger]

The Pakistani response on this thread is typical though.

Be it a parent whose ladla messes up and they go “manhoos paida kyun howa!!” Or members on a defense forum on day 1 of an unexpected event “Jala daalon wardi ko!!!

Bhutto knew how to deal with these peoples when he went from “Nahin nahin - bhai hain” to “Jahannum mein jayien suar ke bache” for the Bengalis at the rally

I love this post.

 

[HAIDER]

There is very little a drone can do against a ballistic missile.

Drone for live feed to ground control center. Check on border activity . Ballistic missile is crossing the line.

 

[RescueRanger]

Drone for live feed to ground control center. Check on border activity . Ballistic missile is crossing the line.

we need tps 77 along Iranian Border.

 

[HAIDER]

The same inaction that Iran accused Pakistan of even after alleged evidence is provided; Pakistan accuses Iran of. So its a matter of perception and with national interests at play.

And it is logical to disagree - what is important is we all agree that everyone’s national interests are paramount and those trump principles or honesty or anything else - and it applies across countries.

But beside the point, Pak army lost many soldiers in Panjgur fighting against terrorist , whatever happened in Panjgaur , we should be ok with that .

 

[airwolf137]

I just logged in and saw this news.... totally speechless.... and what worries me...our inaction will be seen as an opening by Indians to follow the same.

Last time they tried with air force, this time they will follow it up with missiles.

And one thing comes to mind, is it possible the indians or Iranians had any sort of collaboration or information exchange regarding the Brahmos incident and Pakistan’s response.

 

[RescueRanger]

But beside the point, Pak army lost many soldiers in Panjgur fighting against terrorist , whatever happened in Panjgaur , we should be ok with that .

You mean a third nation dropping missiles on Pakistani soil. You’re okay with that?

And if we allow this precedent what’s next, or who? who do we end up emboldening on our western border? What is to stop them from dropping a few missiles in Rawalkot sector? And calling it a day?

 

[newb3e]

So what would you have Pakistan do? I can understand you are angry, but don’t you think the people in the Pakistan Military are just as angry as you are?

when kohmeni PC saaarrr?

 

[airwolf137]

we need tps 77 along Iranian Border.

First of all, the military needs balls the size of football, if we're to expect any response. No amount of fancy gadgets will help us if we don't have the will, otherwise.. placing 100s of these will just end up tracking the flight path of the missile.

 

[Oscar]

But beside the point, Pak army lost many soldiers in Panjgur fighting against terrorist , whatever happened in Panjgaur , we should be ok with that .

My cousin was blown up by an IED in Balochistan - flowers were laid - salutes made - and the rest left to whoever never answered for what happened. Eventually the retribution was done inside Balochistan and apparently beyond too and we heard of it.
But in that instant, no solace could be had to me seeing the kid I played Gun Gun with as a kid. That’s all I saw.. and I cant begin to imagine what the family did. All I could remember was him coming over after PMA and me asking him what he wanted and he said Infantry - and I tried to convince him “why not armor or artillery? It is good chief route” and he said no “I like the close fight”

I then said something I wish I could eat back, tear my tongue out - but I turned around to my friend who was also there and said “Ye maara jaye ga…ye mar jaye ga” in a half worried, half resigned tone. And it came true exactly a few years later.

I could blame the OC for having this mission through in Hiluxes, blame the general who let the ops go, blame the locals for maybe reporting his patrols because the BLA wanted him bad because he was giving them hell…

But Ive learnt in life now - there is a butterfly effect - a butterfly in Brazil does cause tornadoes in Texas - and that is just because Kun fa ya Kun.

Instead of idle words - if Pakistanis could really do more they would have since independence. Since they cannot because their nature isn’t so- its better they at the least bow their heads and say alhamdulillah and have patience.

Those children will get their justice - as would the border guards in Iran as fathers or sons or brothers… so long as those that care for them left it to the ultimate power.

But remember, we are here today - and the battle of Jamal happened to people who were promised heaven in their lifetimes.

 

[RescueRanger]

First of all, the military needs balls the size of football, if we're to expect any response. No amount of fancy gadgets will help us if we don't have the will, otherwise.. placing 100s of these will just end up tracking the flight path of the missile.

Soldiers are martyred every day, so before you say something like this take a moment.

Whatever reaction comes and when it comes if beyond our remit here. I am sure you are angry being a Pakistani and am I, but there are things people at that rank are privy to that you and I aren’t.