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Pakistan Space Agency said:
Yes, but that's on Qatar and Turkiye to issue statements questioning why Afghanistan is not abiding by the agreement that both Qatar and Turkiye mediated.

It's not a Pakistani issue. Pakistan will simply attack Afghanistan in retaliation to TTP attacks.
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They won't. They are "neutral".

It is upto Pakistan to deal with TTP and Taliban.
 
hydrabadi_arab said:
**** Qatar. Do not involve Qatar next time Afghanistan beg for ceasefire.

A country that was just humiliated last month and didnt had means or guts to respond will not respect your right to respond.
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Qatar is the spiritual home of Taliban. Qatar is also the spiritual home of Hindustanis. Surprise surprise.

This is entirely the fault of Pakistani leadership. They agreed to attend the talks. We had good momentum on our side. Now that momentum is broken and the Taliban and TTP are back to their old ways.
 
so the qataris corrected their presser calling the durand line the border, removing the line on the border...

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aint no way the talibunnies got a diplomatic win over us
 
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RescueRanger said:
Sir he must be Rahul aka Pathan Bahi's alt account on X 🤣
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A request: @Waz @Fatman17 @Oscar @RescueRanger
(This post should be deleted after moderators have responded).
Digressing, could I, or some one else ( moderators) start a thread emphasizing the need for Pakistanis, both civilian social media activists and civil defense volunteers to acquire enemy language skills to monitor social media, and snoop on their audio-visual communications and websites. Additionally we should impersonate and infiltrate their websites and forums to create a little distraction. Earlier, when social media was not that developed, the Pakdef forum members did this very effectively with the help of a few Indian Muslim members.

I see a distressing lack of awareness and familiarity with most enemy languages ( there are 21 to choose from) and most importantly Sanskritized Hindi in the Devanagari script. After Partition Pakistan had a rich resource of enemy language speakers when 10-15 million Muslims migrated speaking every possible language in the rest of the enemy territory and population base. fluent in Marathi, Gujarati, Bengali, Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam, Kannada, (even obscure languages such as Ao Nagamese, Tulu, Konkani, Bhojpuri, Pahadi ). Our founding father Qaid E Azam was himself familiar with Gujarati and Marathi. Our foreign minister Agha Shahi spoke fluent Tamil. The 1971 disaster robbed us of 50% of our language resources
As the Partition generation dies off, our language resources in the rest of Pakistan dwindle with unfortunate consequences .
A telling example is the incident of monitoring of the Mumbai police radio chatter in Marathi during the 26/11 terrorist attacks and the subsequent Marathi language FIR delivered to our foreign ministry which was unintelligible. A familiarity with Marathi would have helped immensely in giving a prompt response, and deferred allegations of collusion and delayed response.
I have personally struggled to acquire some fluency in written and spoken modern sanskritized Hindi by self study on-line.. However my skills are pretty basic. I can however pronounce correctly saying Bee-haar instead of Bahaar when referring to a province in Eastern India on the Nepal border,
Starting this thread and discussing will enable us to understand the nuances of enemy culture and language that directly impact an armed conflict.
Example: If the Kumaoni mountain division is deployed alongside of the Mahars or Nagland regiment there are likely to be logistics problems in running the field canteens and food supplies.
@SoulSpokesman
 
arslank01 said:
so the cucktaris corrected their presser calling the durand line the border, removing the line on the border...

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aint no way the talibunnies got a diplomatic win over us
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So we have successfully turned a non issue into an (semi) internationally recognized dispute.

Bravo hard state!
 
arslank01 said:
so the cucktaris corrected their presser calling the durand line the border, removing the line on the border...

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aint no way the talibunnies got a diplomatic win over us
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They got, and there were incidents happening during talks, and after. All went without any response, so Tlibunnies are doing Diplomatically with statements and ongoing attacks, and sticking to their narrative strongly.
 
Baibers_1260 said:
A request: @Waz @Fatman17 @Oscar @RescueRanger
(This post should be deleted after moderators have responded).
Digressing, could I, or some one else ( moderators) start a thread emphasizing the need for Pakistanis, both civilian social media activists and civil defense volunteers to acquire enemy language skills to monitor social media, and snoop on their audio-visual communications and websites. Additionally we should impersonate and infiltrate their websites and forums to create a little distraction. Earlier, when social media was not that developed, the Pakdef forum members did this very effectively with the help of a few Indian Muslim members.

I see a distressing lack of awareness and familiarity with most enemy languages ( there are 21 to choose from) and most importantly Sanskritized Hindi in the Devanagari script. After Partition Pakistan had a rich resource of enemy language speakers when 10-15 million Muslims migrated speaking every possible language in the rest of the enemy territory and population base. fluent in Marathi, Gujarati, Bengali, Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam, Kannada, (even obscure languages such as Ao Nagamese, Tulu, Konkani, Bhojpuri, Pahadi ). Our founding father Qaid E Azam was himself familiar with Gujarati and Marathi. Our foreign minister Agha Shahi spoke fluent Tamil. The 1971 disaster robbed us of 50% of our language resources
As the Partition generation dies off, our language resources in the rest of Pakistan dwindle with unfortunate consequences .
A telling example is the incident of monitoring of the Mumbai police radio chatter in Marathi during the 26/11 terrorist attacks and the subsequent Marathi language FIR delivered to our foreign ministry which was unintelligible. A familiarity with Marathi would have helped immensely in giving a prompt response, and deferred allegations of collusion and delayed response.
I have personally struggled to acquire some fluency in written and spoken modern sanskritized Hindi by self study on-line.. However my skills are pretty basic. I can however pronounce correctly saying Bee-haar instead of Bahaar when referring to a province in Eastern India on the Nepal border,
Starting this thread and discussing will enable us to understand the nuances of enemy culture and language that directly impact an armed conflict.
Example: If the Kumaoni mountain division is deployed alongside of the Mahars or Nagland regiment there are likely to be logistics problems in running the field canteens and food supplies.
@SoulSpokesman
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If you wanna learn Hindi, that should come easily. Asfand Bhattani is, I think, Pashtun, and you can team with him. Anyway, translating tweets of any language etc, these days is not difficult.
 
Dalit said:
Qatar is the spiritual home of Taliban. Qatar is also the spiritual home of Hindustanis. Surprise surprise.

This is entirely the fault of Pakistani leadership. They agreed to attend the talks. We had good momentum on our side. Now that momentum is broken and the Taliban and TTP are back to their old ways.
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Its a not a big deal. Pakistan after all have to show itself as responsible state. This ceasefire will be broken soon.
 
Mighty_Dragon_Strike said:
well, it could also lead to deployment of Ind forces on afg land


including ind. AF
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it would not be a surprise if the afghanis are ok with having Hindutva indian soldiers "protecting" them.......it should be fun seeing what happens in reality when the 2 actually meet and live with each other..... ;)
 
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UndercoverJIX said:
Why a week??? are we waiting for certain number of attacks or causalities???
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yess thats how khassi government functions the ceasefire has already been breached . any other military with self respect would have striked kabul
 
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