Bangladesh Keen To Join Saudi-Pak-Turkey Defence Alliance, Says PM's Top Aide

[Master Chief]

Some of our Pakistani 'brothers' has complex toward BD due to various reasons. Some might be racial, some might be historical. (1971 defeat and surrender to India-BD allied forces.)

I sincerely doubt that's the reason buddy.

 

[Master Chief]

Why not? What am I missing here...

You're asking the right question to the wrong forum guests.

 

[KingQamaR]

There is absolutely no chance you are running the foreign ministry at any of three countries. So I wouldn't worry about it.

Your country military is ABYSMAL. I’m sure your 2 or 3 small naval ships and a 50 year old out of date planes tanks will save us.

 

[Afif]

Your country military is ABYSMAL. I’m sure your 2 or 3 small naval ships and a 50 year old out of date planes tanks will save us.

Not It won't. But that's beside the point.
Syria can't save anyone either. But Turkiye want Syria in.

 

[KingQamaR]

Why not? What am I missing here...

Just geographical and logistics reasons they would be a nightmare to have. They are surrounded by hostile neighbours all around them.

 

[Afif]

I sincerely doubt that's the reason buddy.

Unfortunately for some, it is true. I have seen them explicitly say it here. Others might have reasonable arguments. Which I am not denying.

 

[KingQamaR]

Not It won't. But that's beside the point.
Syria can't save anyone either. But Turkiye want Syria in.

What this pact needs is countries with military capabilities than anything else. And no to Syria Somalia etc

 

[KingQamaR]

Mecca Military Pact, must have rules and conditions and certain criteria for countries to join it, otherwise it will fail.

 

[Anatolia]

What this pact needs is countries with military capabilities than anything else. And no to Syria Somalia etc

What about Egypt? Algeria?

Seen a few suggest them two to join.

 

[Master Chief]

Just geographical and logistics reasons they would be a nightmare to have. They are surrounded by hostile neighbours all around them.

There is another very key element of a "total war" against Hindustan. Any defensive pact - if it genuinely works that is, of which i will remain sceptical until it is actually tested - will function to counteract the aggressor on multiple levels, not just military.

In my very humble opinion, from a strategic perspective, Bangladesh is the ONLY 4th nation I would even wish to include in such a co-operative alliance. Syria, Kuwait etc can do one.

 

[KingQamaR]

What about Egypt? Algeria?

Seen a few suggest them two to join.

Just open it to all and let’s see what happens

 

[KingQamaR]

There is another very key element of a "total war" against Hindustan. Any defensive pact - if it genuinely works that is, of which i will remain sceptical until it is actually tested - will function to counteract the aggressor on multiple levels, not just military.

In my very humble opinion, from a strategic perspective, Bangladesh is the ONLY 4th nation I would even wish to include in such a co-operative alliance. Syria, Kuwait etc can do one.

No offence my dear brother

This crap 2 front rubbish was buried in 1971. East Bangladesh was always our weak Achilles exposed brutally.

 

[Anatolia]

There is another very key element of a "total war" against Hindustan. Any defensive pact - if it genuinely works that is, of which i will remain sceptical until it is actually tested - will function to counteract the aggressor on multiple levels, not just military.

In my very humble opinion, from a strategic perspective, Bangladesh is the ONLY 4th nation I would even wish to include in such a co-operative alliance. Syria, Kuwait etc can do one.

Can see Bangladesh being useful.

Not sure about other Arab nations. Not sure what the hell Kuwait and Bahrain would contribute?

Syria is also in a bit of a mess but Turkiye can try bring it prosperous first.

 

[Master Chief]

No offence my dear brother

This crap 2 front rubbish was buried in 1971. East Bangladesh was always our weak Achilles exposed brutally.

Well I am of the opinion that India's Achilles heel is not actually a military one. But I digress. Let's leave it at that.