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Are Pakistanis really offering themselves for a war with Iran?
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Are Pakistanis really offering themselves for a war with Iran?
There will have to be loading stations. There will be physical ships. Oil has to get transferred to ships somehow. The ships move slowly. Sinking one will close a canal. We saw that at the Suez a couple of years back. That is a very target rich environment. Disrupting such delicate and safety sensitive operation is very easy.Not a pipeline, but a canal. Something like Volga-Don canal that has existed for decades. How do you plan to destroy something like the Volga-Don canal?
And countries will start to use that canal to bypass the Strait of Hormuz, rendering the Strait of Hormuz useless.
When Iran made allianc with Houthis, Assad of Syria and Hezbollah and Iraqi militias. I never seen Iranians or people who criticizing, complain about those shody alliances. Iranians and non-Pakistanis has no right to criticize anything that Pakistan thinks is best for herself. If anyone wants to criticize start with your own country and the alliances you've made or gonna make.
We really need a thread to debate this… Pakistan is definitely on clash courseAre Pakistanis really offering themselves for a war with Iran?
They weren’t shoddy alliances.
They were alliances against the Zionists and their poodles.
I, personally, 100% support it!!
If the Arabs were patriotic Muslims - Iran wouldn’t have needed such alliances.
Are Pakistanis really offering themselves for a war with Iran?
Pakistan is making a military alliance with a country we are currently at war with. I am not criticizing, I just find it interesting. Please continue.Better than the othe
Who are you to criticize? The one who made alliances with Houthis and the Assad and countless other shody alliances? Concentrate on your War with USA. It doesnt concern you who Pakistan make alliance with in future.
Yeah, but the difference this time is that if you threaten that canal, they will do the same to the Strait of Hormuz. So, the situation will be very different, right? If you shut their canal, they will shut down the Strait of Hormuz as well.There will have to be loading stations. There will be physical ships. Oil has to get transferred to ships somehow. The ships move slowly. Sinking one will close a canal. We saw that at the Suez a couple of years back. That is a very target rich environment. Disrupting such delicate and safety sensitive operation is very easy.
That is being overzealous... but devoid of facts and nuances. It based on conjecture and fear...Yes, seriously. The US stayed in Afghanistan for 20 years, even established military bases there. The US could've held Afghanistan indefinitely if they wanted to. They left Afghanistan after turning the country into an even worse failed state than it initially was.
Iraq is also the size of multiple European countries. Afghanistan too. What's your point?
Pakistan is making a military alliance with a country we are currently at war with. I am not criticizing, I just find it interesting. Please continue.
Getting dragged into Mideast wars for a few $$$ and cheap loans , while seven times larger India is breathing down your neck, isn't in Pakistan's interests. We have 50 years of fighting the West's war in Afghanistan as further proof.When Iran made allianc with Houthis, Assad of Syria and Hezbollah and Iraqi militias. I never seen Iranians or people who criticizing, complain about those shody alliances. Iranians and non-Pakistanis has no right to criticize anything that Pakistan thinks is best for herself. If anyone wants to criticize start with your own country and the alliances you've made or gonna make.
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