𝐌𝐚𝐣𝐨𝐫 𝐎𝐩𝐞𝐫𝐚𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧 𝐛𝐲 𝐈𝐧𝐭𝐞𝐥𝐥𝐢𝐠𝐞𝐧𝐜𝐞 𝐚𝐧𝐝 𝐋𝐚𝐰 𝐄𝐧𝐟𝐨𝐫𝐜𝐞𝐦𝐞𝐧𝐭 𝐀𝐠𝐞𝐧𝐜𝐢𝐞𝐬 , Balochistan

[Signalian]

The TTP resistance cannot be compared with the Baloch resistance, which has roots and support within certain regions in Balochistan, helping it sustain its operations. If the TTP had been abandoned by the Afghan Taliban, much of their strength would have evaporated. This is the reason the state should continue to put pressure on the Afghan Taliban regime to restrict its ties with the TTP terrorists.

Balochistan needs a political dialogue to be held amongst stakeholders to decide on talks with armed groups. The TTP is trying hard to conclude a deal with the Baloch insurgents and continuously shows empathy with missing persons and the Baloch cause. However, the TTP is a different case altogether. It is not an insurgency, nor does it enjoy popular support. If brought back to its native areas, it would create tribal feuds, trigger religious violence, and weaken the state’s writ.

The Afghan Taliban need to talk to the TTP mainly to convince them that peace in the region is inevitable for Afghanistan’s stability and progress. For Pakistan, a complete surrender of the TTP should be the only option.

 

[Oscar]

Youthias with their typical youthiapa on this thread once again

It’s a stuck tape record for them that now borders the idiocy of Bhaktora trolls. Unless you follow the exact messaging of their cult / even if you drag the establishment for their ills into the mud day in day out these youthias accuse anyone not following the exact five word script they repeat of being dictator loving fascist. At the end PTi has become MQM and the middle class dream is lost again thanks to establishment and immaturity of political leadership they choose.

 

[PakFactor]

The TTP resistance cannot be compared with the Baloch resistance, which has roots and support within certain regions in Balochistan, helping it sustain its operations. If the TTP had been abandoned by the Afghan Taliban, much of their strength would have evaporated. This is the reason the state should continue to put pressure on the Afghan Taliban regime to restrict its ties with the TTP terrorists.

Balochistan needs a political dialogue to be held amongst stakeholders to decide on talks with armed groups. The TTP is trying hard to conclude a deal with the Baloch insurgents and continuously shows empathy with missing persons and the Baloch cause. However, the TTP is a different case altogether. It is not an insurgency, nor does it enjoy popular support. If brought back to its native areas, it would create tribal feuds, trigger religious violence, and weaken the state’s writ.

The Afghan Taliban need to talk to the TTP mainly to convince them that peace in the region is inevitable for Afghanistan’s stability and progress. For Pakistan, a complete surrender of the TTP should be the only option.

Yeah, that's all well and good, but they seem to have a grudge against Pakistan. I highly doubt they would be willing to engage in talks on our behalf. They mostly likely thinking to let TTP do its thing to create attrition, while they lose fighters in slippers we lose trained soldiers in boots.

 

[hussain0216]

Looks like fictional news

You installed the fence , why there is a rise in tension ?

Because their exists within Pakistan millions of Afghans and other idiots unable to obey simple laws and think beyond ethnocentric jahilat

 

[hussain0216]

The TTP resistance cannot be compared with the Baloch resistance, which has roots and support within certain regions in Balochistan, helping it sustain its operations. If the TTP had been abandoned by the Afghan Taliban, much of their strength would have evaporated. This is the reason the state should continue to put pressure on the Afghan Taliban regime to restrict its ties with the TTP terrorists.

Balochistan needs a political dialogue to be held amongst stakeholders to decide on talks with armed groups. The TTP is trying hard to conclude a deal with the Baloch insurgents and continuously shows empathy with missing persons and the Baloch cause. However, the TTP is a different case altogether. It is not an insurgency, nor does it enjoy popular support. If brought back to its native areas, it would create tribal feuds, trigger religious violence, and weaken the state’s writ.

The Afghan Taliban need to talk to the TTP mainly to convince them that peace in the region is inevitable for Afghanistan’s stability and progress. For Pakistan, a complete surrender of the TTP should be the only option.

Their shouldn't be any negotiations with terrorists, both these enemies can be managed and destroyed with good border security, Repeated IBOs and strong laws

Continued removal of Afghans from the country will help

You can't talk to people who murder barbers and teachers because they came from a different province

These people can't be changed and our objective should be to destroy them and let life grind them into dust not give them space to spread poison and jahilat

 

[AZADPAKISTAN2009]

I don't know , may be there are no Terrorist these stories are just created to make people feel unsafe so they would agree to keep entities like

• ISI
• Ranger

Lately it seems these entities just pick up own citizen

Turkey Put a border with Syria to Stop their issue with Terrorism so why is our fence not working ?

When was last time you heard , ISI has captured Raw Agent?


What about our internal Terrorist like the folks who stole the Election?

 

[ghazi52]

People of Pakistan should know that, PM is saying ( Khawaja said otherwise !!!! )

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Combatting terrorism requires whole-of-govt approach, not one institution’s job: PM Shehbaz​

“We can not even hope for strong stability without a complete system or a whole-of-the-government approach," the premier urges.

 

[prothought]

i bet they captured some locals and now killed them in cold blood, planted weapons and will call it a success... all the missing persons will be ones killed in this operation.. Its a Bangladesh going on for 40+ years in Baluchistan.

I bet you're farting from your filthy mouth because no one in Balochistan ever claimed that any terrorist killed by security forces was NOT a member of some terrorist organization. It's almost always the case that the killed terrorist dogs were found to be in the list of disappeared people (and security agencies were maliciously blamed for their disappearance) and were killed as active members of some terrorist group.

 

[prothought]

The enemy is being hammered, don't let any of them live and work with Iran to destroy this mutual enemy of Pakistan and Muslims

It's essential we get the border in Balochistan set up properly and start being mercilessly hostile to our enemies

Also the heat needs to reach RAW's butts too. I heard a senior RAW officer was eliminated in a New Delhi bazar just a day or two days ago.

 

[maverick]

I bet you're farting from your filthy mouth because no one in Balochistan ever claimed that any terrorist killed by security forces was NOT a member of some terrorist organization. It's almost always the case that the killed terrorist dogs were found to be in the list of disappeared people (and security agencies were maliciously blamed for their disappearance) and were killed as active members of some terrorist group.

don't get emotional, facts cant be changed