NationalistPKDude132
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I do not think there are talks anymore
Maybe before the attempted drone strikes but after those kabul idiots tried to hit a school then no way there are talks
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Operation Ghazab Lil Haq (Pakistan - Afghanistan War)
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Maybe before the attempted drone strikes but after those kabul idiots tried to hit a school then no way there are talks
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ghazi52
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Today's air strikes are a "serious escalation, but it's not new", says journalist Kathy Ganon, former news director of the Associated Press for Afghanistan and Pakistan.
Ganon tells our anchor Steve Lai that the tit-for-tat violence is "really problematic" for the region and what comes next is hard to predict.
Consider two things - shifting political alliances and militant groups in the region.
Ganon says Afghanistan has been drawn closer to India, Pakistan's historic rival.
Militant groups in the region are being used by countries to attack other countries, she adds.
"It's hard to understand where do we go from here and what's the next step."
"It's a really difficult siuation and as it escalates, it's difficult to know where does it go from here, who else gets involved and what does that involvement look like."
Ganon tells our anchor Steve Lai that the tit-for-tat violence is "really problematic" for the region and what comes next is hard to predict.
Consider two things - shifting political alliances and militant groups in the region.
Ganon says Afghanistan has been drawn closer to India, Pakistan's historic rival.
Militant groups in the region are being used by countries to attack other countries, she adds.
"It's hard to understand where do we go from here and what's the next step."
"It's a really difficult siuation and as it escalates, it's difficult to know where does it go from here, who else gets involved and what does that involvement look like."
Vapnope
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Afghan soil shouldnt be used against Pakistan - Our demand
Pakistan should not attack Afghanistan if Afghanist continues to host TTP and doesnt do anything to stop the attacks in Pakistan - Kabuli demand
Liquidator
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Once key infrastructure is taken out, and they are driven away from the border, question is
- does Pakistan have resources to maintain a buffer zone?
- will drones be sufficient to patrol this?
Some sort of an equilibrium will need to be reached eventually.....
- does Pakistan have resources to maintain a buffer zone?
- will drones be sufficient to patrol this?
Some sort of an equilibrium will need to be reached eventually.....
Samlee
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I wish I could live in the simple linear mind that you and other GHQ cultists here live in
PAKISTANFOREVER
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Simple linear mind is better than cucks who allow innocent Pakistanis to be murdered by sons of prostitutes afghandoos and say nothing about this.
Samlee
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Ibbi32
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Brother those helicopters are useless in any actual conflict let them have it if it means wasting their money on them
Watandar
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Irrelevant to the topic. Point is the reaction from the international community isn't what Asim Muneer is hoping for with his "escalate to de-escalate" gambit. Noone is siding with Pakistan , or even better, signing up to sponsor a new war against the Taliban.
India on the other hand will likely be quite pleased with the events and will increase its support for the Taliban.
