Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) Terrorism Watch

[Watandar]

If you mean military dictatorship then I'm really no longer competent to talk about this topic. The matter seems deeper and wider than I first assumed.

yes, the military dictatorship of Pakistan that has exercised power directly and indirectly since the 1950's and is the source of all problems plaguing the country. This includes the topic of this thread. To distract from its crimes, this dictatorship also encourages sectarian and ethnic fault-lines in the country.

Where you are correct, is that if the political situation remains what it is in Pakistan, then down the road we can see further splits in the country itself.

 

[hydrabadi_arab]

 

[falcon34]

Hafiz still wouldn't do anything
Last time it was 4 drones.
This time 8 drones.

 

[Blain2]

Hafiz still wouldn't do anything
Last time it was 4 drones.
This time 8 drones.

Pakistan launched airstrikes killing TTP terrorists on the Afghan soil and neutralized rudimentary Afghan Taliban drones without taking any damage. What do you mean by "wouldn't do anything"? This was offensive and defensive action taken. Unless you want Pakistan to go in like Israel in Gaza and flatten things in Kabul, this problem has to be managed carefully. There are no easy answers here.

 

[White Privilege]

Pakistan launched airstrikes killing TTP terrorists on the Afghan soil and neutralized rudimentary Afghan Taliban drones without taking any damage. What do you mean by "wouldn't do anything"? This was offensive and defensive action taken. Unless you want Pakistan to go in like Israel in Gaza and flatten things in Kabul, this problem has to be managed carefully. There are no easy answers here.

These drone strikes are the follow up retaliation Taliban had talked about, we must attack again, now we have a more severe threat of drones, we need to find these drone bases and eliminate them too. Take out forty more terrorists in the process.