Pakistan-Af: Operation Khyber Storm

[UndercoverJIX]

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excellent, moving now after destruction of border crossing.....wat Army was expecting to sit in the AC and win...

 

[Aliso5]

Do agree. Plus where are our land forces?

Remember that Taliban has better Land force in entire region. Equipped with NATO standard weapons, riffles and Armored vehicles. FC doesn't stand a chance against them. We need to do preemptive strike to smoke out their offensive capability.

 

[Toxic]

what tanks are these

Look like Serbian upgraded T-55s, Can you confirm @Lion ?

 

[TallGuy]

In Early hours today 6-7 Tanks of Afghans have been destroyed.

 

[Mrc]

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[flyingorca]

Those are FC tanks

Are those Patton tanks from 50s

 

[Mrc]

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[muz]

what tanks are these

Type 59 or 69

 

[MapleKing]

I don't think people are mentally ready for this conflict if it stretches out. There will be casualties on both sides. Everything seems exciting in the beginning but real test will be when the body count starts to go up. I'm not sure Pak can stomach the political cost under current internal conditions.

Americans didn't actually lose the war. They lost the domestic politics.

 

[hasssanali8998]

I don't think people are mentally ready for this conflict if it stretches out. There will be casualties on both sides. Everything seems exciting in the beginning but real test will be when the body count starts to go up. I'm not sure Pak can politically stomach the cost under current internal conditions.

yeah that is why we cant show any mercy , send in paf let them out of their chains .

also exactly what india wanted

 

[muz]

I don't think people are mentally ready for this conflict if it stretches out. There will be casualties on both sides. Everything seems exciting in the beginning but real test will be when the body count starts to go up. I'm not sure Pak can politically stomach the cost under current internal conditions.

We were losing people either way when these namak harams were blowing themselves up in our civilian areas and militray units
Ever since we hit their real resting areas all of them have basically went underground

 

[PakistaniDefender]

Not sure but I have see some videos of our armed forces laying on ground with blood and they are dragging them around.
Tough to watch but this is how war is.

Where did u see it? Any link?

 

[TallGuy]

I don't think people are mentally ready for this conflict if it stretches out. There will be casualties on both sides. Everything seems exciting in the beginning but real test will be when the body count starts to go up. I'm not sure Pak can politically stomach the cost under current internal conditions.

Same was said before but in the end, something got to give - we just can sit on this.

 

[hasssanali8998]

Where did u see it? Any link?

bhai leave it , do your self a favor

 

[That_Guy]

what tanks are these

Look like Al-Zarrar tanks. They're mostly in reserve as they've largely been replaced by AKs and the new AHs.

They're comparible to T-72s (according to wiki), but Pakistan has heavily modernized them. They're more than enough for whatever the talibs can throw at them.

It also goes with the trend that Pakistan just needs to use it's old retired stuff to fight the Afghans.