Operation Ghazab Lil Haq (Pakistan - Afghanistan War)

[Master Chief]

Any serious state would define the red lines and would stick to it. Pakistan has repeatedly failed to walk to talk when someone crossed the red lines be it India, Afghanistan or Iran.

Pakistan lacks a coherent COIN policy and thats precisely the reason why we remain stuck in a quagmire where we lose face and value.

Don't expect the world taking you seriously when one day you bomb a city and the next day you call them your brother. No amount of PAF bombing is going to solve this issue if you dont define you policy clearly and stick with it.

Agree.

1. HARD BORDER. ZERO TRADE. HUMANITARIAN RELIEF ALLOWED.

2. "DEATH ZONE" 1 mile or so within Afg territory where any human presence meets lethal force, be it drones, snipers.

3. Humanitarian disaster relief permitted.

4. Destroy tunnels under the border.

5. Clean up NWFP, Balochistan.

 

[Distant_Observer]

 

[K2RULEZ]

This needs to be amplified. India is a Taliban supporter.

 

[K2RULEZ]

Remember that India applauds and support this.

 

[gamaji]

No conversation is possible with these Taliban terrorists. These sick-minded criminals are liars and utterly unreliable. They have not fulfilled any promises they made in Doha Accord. They have acted just opposite to all their commitments. More than that, they have emerged a serious threat for Pakistan. It's not difficult for Pakistan to wipe their entire leadership out (and that should be the last resort if everything else fails) but I think Pakistan is gradually increasing the price for them. A sudden removal of Taliban from Kabul, even though it's an illegitimate regime, would likely push that country into a civil war resulting again in Afghan refugee exodus coming into Pakistan.

 

[hydrabadi_arab]

another tashkeel of 15 killed on border. All out war is only option left.

 

[Distant_Observer]

 

[PAKISTANFOREVER]

another tashkeel of 15 killed on border. All out war is only option left.

Their remains should be cremated and then sent to india where their ashes can be scattered in the river ganges.