Pakistan-Af: Operation Khyber Storm

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This was not a cease fire, this was a waste of time. We gave the Enemy the opportunity to regroup, rearm and resupply. Lost the momentum we gained during the initial strikes.

Sorry if I sound negative but those are the cold hard facts.
 
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RescueRanger said:
This was not a cease fire, this was a waste of time. We gave the Enemy the opportunity to regroup, rearm and resupply. Lost the momentum we gained during the initial strikes.

Sorry if I sound negative but those are the cold hard facts.
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they say, fool me again shame on me. we have been shaming ourselves for decades now. after every major taragedy like APS massacre, we said that now the nation is united and turned a page but still in establishment , general population and the political parties we have people who favor talking to the terrorists.

and the Terrorists are willing to talk but those talks contain the demands of them taking over Pakistan and establishing their idelology.

I have been unfairly critical towards PTI which is only opposing the operations because its leaders are in prison and its a pesonal matter of enmity with the establishment.

we will be back to square one because after the operations, our civil and poltical leadership wont do anything to prevent radicalisation and prevent the recruitment of our kids in Taliban ranks.
 
hasssanali8998 said:
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these reporters man ,"rhetoric "
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Please keep an eye on enemy social media in next few hours

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Expect several more "Afghan" accounts on X... BJP IT cell ko paapa mil gaya hain... 🤣
 
RescueRanger said:
This was not a cease fire, this was a waste of time. We gave the Enemy the opportunity to regroup, rearm and resupply. Lost the momentum we gained during the initial strikes.

Sorry if I sound negative but those are the cold hard facts.
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Yes that's right, we will do again to strike deep inside Afghanistan.

It’s confirmed after four days of hard negotiations, it’s clear they haven’t learned anything or shown any respect for the law.
 
Pak-Warrior said:
But that bleeds us financially. Those bombs / missiles. Per hour flight costs, whole operations are way too expensive. Those bombs and every single bullet had to be used against india or reserved for that front. We need a quick smarter solution. Now we have stirred the pot, we need to find alliance / proxy in afghanistan and increase our intelligence foot print.

BTW, that war not only bleeds us financially we are also losing many soldiers. Soldiers life is precious anyways but someone here also had posted that we spend millions on each soldier from training to family's welfare etc. on other hand TTA / TTP may recruit someone in 100 dollars. So this war is not sustainable for us in anyways. We can't drain ourselves and our resources against afg. If we throw our entire conventional arsenal over afghanistan even then there will be millions of recruits ready to cross border. There are over 30,000 towns in AFG, we don't even have enough missiles or bombs to take care of that large country. People don't realize the geography & demographics involve in this afghan problem.

Someone said use nukes. Well, even Israel didn't used nukes against Gazans. World will put massive sanctions and may join together against our nukes. Secondly, even nukes can't finish an entire population. Nukes are out of question. Only solution is intelligence brilliance. ISI needs to be put at test. They need to inflitrate enemy ranks and implode the TTP structure, send coordinates and we keep hitting the top leadership with pure success. I don't think we have eliminated anyone in top 10 TTP commanders in last 4,5 months. Secondly, we need a group in Afghanistan that is not ultra religious and somewhat not anti-pakistan (which is really hard to find anyways).. The northern alliance were more anti-pakisatn then afghan talibs. The amrullah saleh brags online about hurting Pakistan and destabilizing it. Our best bet was to find a win-win solution with talibs and some how get those talib idiots understand a better relation / partnership but unfortunately that didn't happened.
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It's even expensive for America to bomb Afghanistan that's why they use Gunship C-130 to topple Taliban regime. We need to keep couple of C-130 loaded all the time .
 
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Very Scary lul
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This is Ai. Where is the front landing gearing? The rear landing gear is too far back for the plane not to tip forward....
 
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