Pakistan-Af: Operation Khyber Storm

[Waz]

dude we have to put a military friendly government in kp next , so many problem will be solved

We don't want to do that. Otherwise 71 will repeat itself.

 

[Xerxes22]

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Wow Afgandu with a fake American accent! I have seen it all, honestly if he improves his English he would be the best performing employee at a call centre

wtf was that. No love for goat f*ckers. Plain and simple.

 

[Toxic]

Would they risk their relationship with Pakistan for India like this ? I don't discount the possibility, but right now, some diplomatic messages should be sent to the Central Asian republics to not arm the Taliban/TTP.

Trying to supply military equipment is a useless endeavor, the only equipment that might go unnoticed is small arms but the impact they would have is negligible, if they try supplying any heavy weapons or maybe air defences then that equipment is going to be targeted and destroyed as soon as it lands.

 

[hasssanali8998]

We don't want to do that. Otherwise 71 will repeat itself.

we cant afford kp being anti military anymore , not saying put a punjabi/sindhi in power just someone that will turn the other way when it comes to operations and doesn't spread IK propaganda about military . and also ban parties such as PTM and other anti Pakistan parties in kp

 

[Maarkhoor]

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Indian media crying for their new hired dogs.

 

[RescueRanger]

wtf was that. No love for goat f*ckers. Plain and simple.

This.

Drop a JDAM on his stupid head. Ameen.

 

[Ali_Baba]

Trying to pick a winner in Afghanistan is a losing proposition. Will the NRF accept the Durand Line if they are able to take power ? Their predecessors were much thicker with India than India ever will. It was just that they werent ever strong enough to be more of a nuisance .

There is no possibility to find accommodation with any group imho. The answer is military response for when they cross the line, and compromise Pakistan's core interests. A dhanda should be the instrument of foreign policy for Afghanistan going forward.

 

[hasssanali8998]

Trying to supply military equipment is a useless endeavor, the only equipment that might go unnoticed is small arms but the impact they would have is negligible, if they try supplying any heavy weapons or maybe air defences then that equipment is going to be targeted and destroyed as soon as it lands.

yeah also the international pressure if they do supply MANPDS other such systems , most worrying is if they can give intelligence to IEA like Pakistani airstrikes before they happen

 

[Aggregate]

Would they risk their relationship with Pakistan for India like this ? I don't discount the possibility, but right now, some diplomatic messages should be sent to the Central Asian republics to not arm the Taliban/TTP.

Tajikistan are just against Taliban, that is why they allied with India in the 90s, so Taliban would not run over West Afghanistan and start attacking Tajikistan. And honestly, they were more prudent compared to us, at the time, as to not let Taliban anywhere near them.

Even if today, we truly let go of Taliban and support NA/ NRF, Tajikistan would not need India anymore. But ! I have been reading posts of many Tajiks and they all say that too many in Pakistan (especially political parties in the Western Pakistan) are sympathetic to the Taliban and will rather destabilize Pakistan, then allow Pakistan to leave the Taliban. So lets not hope for Tajikistan to turn towards Pakistan anytime soon. They are only acting in their self interest and security.

 

[RescueRanger]

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Indian media crying for their new hired dogs.

This is the Afghanistan I remember... Indians are supporting the same entity that stole the hopes and dreams of these smiling faces.

The Indian state and their misinformation media peddlers under Godi have no shame propping a regime that has actively worked to erase ans silence women and girls from every aspect of Afghan society.

 

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[Toxic]

yeah also the international pressure if they do supply MANPDS other such systems , most worrying is if they can give intelligence to IEA like Pakistani airstrikes before they happen

Those airstrikes are pretty much impossible to predict, they simply don't know what the targets will be

 

[aurelianpilled]

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This is the Afghanistan I remember... Indians are supporting the same entity that stole the hopes and dreams of these smiling faces.

The Indian state and their misinformation media peddlers under Godi have no shame propping a regime that has actively worked to erase ans silence women and girls from every aspect of Afghan society.

Wow! Is this area close to our Gilgit-Baltistan? I am seeing faces very similar to our GBians such as the Wakhi, Gilgiti, Balti, Chitrali Kho people. Plus, the surroundings and infrastructure design looks very similar to what we have in GB.

They all have a unique appearance I would say... A mix of European Hunter Gatherers, Zagrosian (Iranian) Neolithic Farmers, Sino-Tibetan, and Turkic groups.

 

[RescueRanger]

Wow! Is this area close to our Gilgit-Baltistan? I am seeing faces very similar to our GBians such as the Wakhi, Gilgiti, Balti, Chitrali Kho people. Plus, the surroundings and infrastructure design looks very similar to what we have in GB.

Correct sir. There is an entire tribe of Afghans known as Ashkun who have the same traditions and lingual roots as the people from Chitral.

 

[Aggregate]

we cant afford kp being anti military anymore , not saying put a punjabi/sindhi in power just someone that will turn the other way when it comes to operations and doesn't spread IK propaganda about military . and also ban parties such as PTM and other anti Pakistan parties in kp

Agreed, this just increases the difficulty of dealing with Afghanistan effectively at this time.

Its not that difficult for the Army to change the Govt in KPK. Its just that just like Sindh, KPK has no better political option. All other parties are broken and fragmented and nobody wants to inherit the ruined infrastructure, bad governance and political enmity created in the province in the last 13 years. In Punjab, PMLN took over a huge mess and done an incredible job in turning it around to a big extent. I find it difficult to find any such political party or option in KPK.

Unless the people of KPK get fed up of it and themselves choose to give a chance to another party, which would be a far better option (and might happen eventually, but not soon). Until then, any options against Afghanistan and in defense of Pakistani people, will have to be carried out under the same political environment.