Pakistan-Af: Operation Khyber Storm

[maxpane]

anii diya that's how countries function , they sell what they make .

Brother you are a sensible man. dnt engage . just ignore it .

 

[UndercoverJIX]

bhai logo ap logo political section main jao ir wahan bat akro gernail ur pti k bare main plz. awen yahan ka mahol kharab na karo

Mahol to kharab pehlay si ho gaya tha, ab pata chala Field Marshal sab kahan busy thay jab jawan shaheed ho rahaythay..

 

[krash]

It’s possible that Pakistan is engaging in the current round of negotiations sincerely, perhaps as a last real attempt to give peace a chance. There might also be an element of optics involved, particularly to demonstrate to the GCC and other partners that Islamabad isn’t the obstacle to regional stability.

That said, I doubt the peace will hold for long. If the situation with Afghanistan deteriorates further, Pakistan might openly back efforts toward a regime change. It might be messy, but we need a more calibrated attempt with anti Taliban elements to reshape the political landscape to our advantage which might be easier said than done. I wonder where China stands in all this.

No one rushes into war the way some posters here would have you believe from their infantile understanding of it. Calculus of all sorts is being done right now, military, political, and economic, both considering and not considering the possible outcomes of the talks.

 

[maxpane]

Mahol to kharab pehlay si ho gaya tha, ab pata chala Field Marshal sab kahan busy thay jab jawan shaheed ho rahaythay..

Brother main na political section main jata hn na main politics discuss karta hn ap log wahan jao ur jo bolna ha bolo. yqhan bat karne ka koi faida nahn

 

[side-winder]

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can anyone confirm this news?

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[maxpane]

@RescueRanger sir plz can you clean this poltical garbage?

 

[bravo_1]

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[hasssanali8998]

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GHQ is khassi when it comes to talis they still think they can fix their investments

 

[maxpane]

ji Janab, aur har baat ko itna serious na liya karain.

janab ye serious thread ha yahan bhi apas main larna ha tu

Is gulshan ka khuda hafiz

 

[Distant_Observer]

Time to tactical nuke Kandahar?

 

[UndercoverJIX]

GHQ is khassi when it comes to talis they still think they can fix their investments

I do not think its about investment anymore, they just dont want this issue to drag too long, because on the other side kharish zada kutta intizaar mae hai.....

 

[Ali_Baba]

It’s possible that Pakistan is engaging in the current round of negotiations sincerely, perhaps as a last real attempt to give peace a chance. There might also be an element of optics involved, particularly to demonstrate to the GCC and other partners that Islamabad isn’t the obstacle to regional stability.

That said, I doubt the peace will hold for long. If the situation with Afghanistan deteriorates further, Pakistan might openly back efforts toward a regime change. It might be messy, but we need a more calibrated attempt with anti Taliban elements to reshape the political landscape to our advantage which might be easier said than done. I wonder where China stands in all this.

War is politics by other means.

Pakistan is looking for specific political outcomes, if it gets them, then there is no need to carry on with a war, if not, then war it is.

Pakistan wants to show it is trying to engage the process and giving the Taliban a chance especially with the Middle East who provide a lot of funding to Pakistan. Pakistan cannot really ignore them.

Pakistan cannot destroy the TTP unless it does a full invasion, it wants the Taliban to do it. If they can, that is good. If they cannot or will not, the Pakistan has to move to destroy both the Taliban and the TTP, and that will require Pakistani armed forces moving into Afghanistan. That is expensive.

Yes, the Taliban are namak harami’s, but given the materials required for an invasion, there is room for caution and time to see if politics can fix this.

Let’s see what happens next.

 

[maxpane]

Time to tactical nuke Kandahar?

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for you

 

[UndercoverJIX]

Time to tactical nuke Kandahar?

array mian baqi Afhanistan ka kiya qasoor hai???? sirf kandhar mae fiewworks//

 

[UndercoverJIX]

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now if during the cease fire we are taking these hits (KP Terror watch) its not looking good, on top of that we are quiet and not blaming TTA for these,

This approach is not serving us any good.

TTA will claim, see its Pak Internal matter we are being blamed is unjustified.

We need to learn so much....