Operation Ghazab Lil Haq (Pakistan - Afghanistan War)

A group of officials and politicians from the former Afghan government, who have been living in exile since the Taliban's return to power, have been in Islamabad, the capital of Pakistan, for the past two days, meeting and holding discussions with officials of that country.

An informed source told Independent Persian that the members of this delegation include Nithar Ahmad Ghooriani, former acting minister; Alam Saee, former member of parliament and governor of Jowzjan; Mobarez Rashidi, former deputy minister of Information and Culture; Abdul Rauf Ibrahimi, former speaker of the House of Representatives; Nasim Mobariz; Eqbal Safi; Haji Almas Zahed, former member of the House of Representatives; and Rahmatullah Yarmal, former governor of Zabul.

According to this source, the members of this delegation are discussing the current situation in Afghanistan, the presence of terrorist groups on its soil, and the consequences of Afghanistan becoming a haven for these groups during their meetings with Pakistani officials.

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They are all the same, can't be trusted. Their factions use Pakistan when they are weak and as soon as they taste a bit of power they instantly turn. Brute force is the only solution.

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a un popular war....

tsk tsk faujeeets no wonder you clowns are working over time

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so far it has failed...

try some thing else.. like using your brains.


Failed?????????............Pakistan has done nothing but appease afghanistan and afghans for 50 years...........WHEN Pakistan does use force against afghanistan, the afghans and their descendants will NEVER forget it.
 
Pakistan should just annex Afghanistan and become a major global player. No one would feel bad for the talibunnies and pakistan would have much greater resources and get oil straight from central Asia.
 
Pakistan should just annex Afghanistan and become a major global player. No one would feel bad for the talibunnies and pakistan would have much greater resources and get oil straight from central Asia.
Why do you want to take over a land that previous superpowers have failed to manage? I prefer a secure border and dont let them anywhere into Pakistan. Concentrate on what we got and manage it
 
Why do you want to take over a land that previous superpowers have failed to manage? I prefer a secure border and dont let them anywhere into Pakistan. Concentrate on what we got and manage it
Just some extreme solutions for extreme circumstances. Either that or Balkaize Afghanistan and make them fight among themselves.
 
Just some extreme solutions for extreme circumstances. Either that or Balkaize Afghanistan and make them fight among themselves.
I understand bro - my personal opinion - Pakistan need to detach completely and secure the border. Enough conversation - they simply dont accept or show any signs of negotiation or appreciation.
 
Failed?????????............Pakistan has done nothing but appease afghanistan and afghans for 50 years...........WHEN Pakistan does use force against afghanistan, the afghans and their descendants will NEVER forget it.


I am referring to domestic well being of ordinary Pakistani citizens

and yes this so called criminal junta has failed.

I care about a afghan as much as I care patwari, RSS hindu, zionist or faujeeets
 
Pakistan should just annex Afghanistan and become a major global player. No one would feel bad for the talibunnies and pakistan would have much greater resources and get oil straight from central Asia.


the problem is china


China has signed rail, mineral deals , etc with Taliban

who do you think pressured Pakistan to stop bombing A-stan
 
Perhaps pakistan can learn something from America's involvement in Mexico.

America has traditionally backed upstart cartels against powerful cartels. Then when the powerful cartel is vanquished, america will back a new upstart cartels against their old cartel keeping Mexico in perpetual violence and no dominant super cartel.

Pakistan, using military intelligence and some saudi money can infiltrate and support weaker warlords against Taliban and when that warlord becomes too powerful, just ditch them and support another upstart warlords.

I know its not going to benefit the Afghan people but they should be the acting responsibly and if they can't, then others are free to mess with them.
 
They are all the same, can't be trusted. Their factions use Pakistan when they are weak and as soon as they taste a bit of power they instantly turn. Brute force is the only solution.

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Sadat is pashtun, he can never be friend of Pakistan. But we shouldn't shut our doors to Tajiks, Hazaras etc who make majority of Afghanistan. The solution to pashtunism is just bombs and more bombs, keep border closed.
 

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