Afghanistan plans to buy air defense system from Russia:

[Lulldapull]

their GDP is $14 billion with a population of 41 million+ people...

You guys need to stop this sadqa nonsense. You understand very well what that sadqa does when they go on a rampage killing our poor soldiers and civilians. Hundreds of our people are being slaughtered by these jahels every week.

Afghani gets a good feed bro, then there is worm inside his ass that starts to turn and then he wanna just kill poor Pakistani people.

For no reason except hate!

 

[Persian Gulf]

You guys need to stop this sadqa nonsense. You understand very well what that sadqa does when they go on a rampage killing our poor soldiers and civilians. Hundreds of our people are being slaughtered by these jahels every week.

Afghani gets a good feed bro, then there is worm inside his ass that starts to turn and then he wanna just kill poor Pakistani people.

For no reason except hate!

I don't understand these words you use, I only understand Persian and English

 

[KingQamaR]

The elephant in the room is India. India openly supports the TTP and BLA. Let's face it. It would be game over pretty quickly when the TTP and BLA receive no support from India.

The real Culprits here are Afghanistan Taliban who turn a blind eye to TTP Activities against us.

 

[Lulldapull]

I don't understand these words you use, I only understand Persian and English

Sadqa is charity in Persian too no? You guys giving them food and fuel and goods n services. Sadqa bro…..

Jahil means illiterate in Persian no?

 

[Dalit]

The real Culprits here are Afghanistan Taliban who turn a blind eye to TTP Activities against us.

Of course they are. This was bound to happen. Afghans have territorial disputes with Pakistan. They don't recognise the Durand line and even claim areas of Pakistan. TTP, Afghan Taliban or an Afghan commie. They all hold the same grudge and hate against Pakistan.

I got more news. Afghanistan will remain a major problem for Pakistan. It became a little less problematic with the exit of US, NATO and India. Nevertheless, problems will remain. I am quite certain that the generals don't have the ability to resolve this issue. Pakistan has its work cut out.

 

[safriz]

I can only laugh at this Taliban moronic idea.
I clearly remember how many hi-tech weapons Soviets left behind.
Afghanistan had ballistic missiles before Pakistan. The soviet Scuds.

Then what happened,?
They fought each other and fired ballistic missiles on each other They even fired 17 scud missiles on Pakistan. I still remember those news reports and cartoons in Jang Akhbaar.

Something similar happened to the Stinger missiles Americans left behind.
They shot down Afghani owned Mig and Sukhoi planes . Because warlords captured sections of Afghan air force for themselves.

Same is Gona happen to whatever
"Air defence" they buy from Russia.

You don't arm a chimpanzee. If you do, the chimp can shoot anything or anyone, including it's own back side.
Story of Afghans and hi-tech weapons

 

[hyperman]

Or it could be good practice for PAF to get experience performing SEAD/DEAD missions.

Yeah but that would require a direct confrontation, currently there is no issue with flying an Akinci drone and letting it loiter for 25 hrs at 30,000 feet and monitor things, they don't even know its there. With air defense it becomes more complicated, you would have to bomb them and that requires confrontation. Right now you can monitor and hit TTP at ease, without having to touch talibs.

 

[Cookie Monster]

Yeah but that would require a direct confrontation, currently there is no issue with flying an Akinci drone and letting it loiter for 25 hrs at 30,000 feet and monitor things, they don't even know its there. With air defense it becomes more complicated, you would have to bomb them and that requires confrontation. Right now you can monitor and hit TTP at ease, without having to touch talibs.

So u mean to say bombing their ppl(TTP or otherwise), buildings, etc. isn’t direct confrontation? What is the difference in bombing ppl, buildings, equipment with drones and bombing their air defense system? Nothing…it’s just semantics.

Since Afghan Taliban have chosen to support TTP…they know that there’s a direct confrontation going on with Pakistan…and it is Pakistan that has been carrying out strikes. They just publicly deny their involvement with TTP bcuz that is what they have to do to appear like they are innocent and Pakistan is the aggressor…but the reality is they are at odds with Pakistan and it is not a secret confrontation.

 

[hyperman]

So u mean to say bombing their ppl(TTP or otherwise), buildings, etc. isn’t direct confrontation? What is the difference in bombing ppl, buildings, equipment with drones and bombing their air defense system? Nothing…it’s just semantics.

One is TTP and the other is Afghan Taliban assets.

They just publicly deny their involvement with TTP bcuz that is what they have to do to appear like they are innocent

Yes and that plausible deniability is everything, b/c Pakistan will say we didn't hit you, we hit the TTP, and the Afghans will say we didn't hit Pakistan, it was the TTP for any matters inside Pakistan. If you hit directly that puts the onus on them to retaliate and escalate to a far bigger open conflict.

 

[YourDaddy]

The real Culprits here are Afghanistan Taliban who turn a blind eye to TTP Activities against us.

Can anyone explain what's the hostility between Afghanistan and Pakistan? Didn't the Pakistan intelligence service supported the taliban. Was it a betrayal by the taliban? And balochi aren't they Persian speaking people?..

 

[YourDaddy]

Tpp opponents are china and Pakistan while taliban is welcoming Chinese in Afghanistan. Make it make sense. This shit is confusing AF. Maybe they want all the investment to themselves.

 

[hyperman]

Can anyone explain what's the hostility between Afghanistan and Pakistan? Didn't the Pakistan intelligence service supported the taliban. Was it a betrayal by the taliban? And balochi aren't they Persian speaking people?..

Pashtun Nationalism. The Afghans in Whatever form have never truly accepted the Durand line from the British Era, which makes the border between Pakistan and Afghanistan.

The Talibs pre invasion 2001 atleast for the most part weren't hostile towards Pakistan as Pakistan had supported them over the other rival factions in the post soviet civil war, but that changed when they felt betrayed when Pakistan helped the US invade Afghanistan. Now there is very little trust or atleast no trust like it was pre invasion. When you fuel in the TTP who are their ideological cousins and the "Greater Afghanistan" narrative where they want to annex Pashtun and Baloch areas of Pakistan, that just creates more tension.

 

[YourDaddy]

Pashtun Nationalism. The Afghans in Whatever form have never truly accepted the Durand line from the British Era, which makes the border between Pakistan and Afghanistan.

The Talibs pre invasion 2001 atleast for the most part weren't hostile towards Pakistan as Pakistan had supported them over the other rival factions in the post soviet civil war, but that changed when they felt betrayed when Pakistan helped the US invade Afghanistan. Now there is very little trust or atleast no trust like it was pre invasion. When you fuel in the TTP who are their ideological cousins and the "Greater Afghanistan" narrative where they want to annex Pashtun and Baloch areas of Pakistan, that just creates more tension.

Thats crazy. They can't even feed themselves but want a greater Afghanistan.

 

[hyperman]

Thats crazy. They can't even feed themselves but want a greater Afghanistan.

Nationalism is a hellova Drug. lol

Also they see the acquisition of those areas and access to the Indian Ocean as an escape from their landlocked status and dependence on neighbors.

 

[YourDaddy]

Pashtun Nationalism. The Afghans in Whatever form have never truly accepted the Durand line from the British Era, which makes the border between Pakistan and Afghanistan.

The Talibs pre invasion 2001 atleast for the most part weren't hostile towards Pakistan as Pakistan had supported them over the other rival factions in the post soviet civil war, but that changed when they felt betrayed when Pakistan helped the US invade Afghanistan. Now there is very little trust or atleast no trust like it was pre invasion. When you fuel in the TTP who are their ideological cousins and the "Greater Afghanistan" narrative where they want to annex Pashtun and Baloch areas of Pakistan, that just creates more tension.

Was it the TPP that was responsible for countless terrorists attacks in balochistan? Or from another group?