hydrabadi_arab
SpeedLimited
700 sucide bombers
Pakistan-Af: Operation Khyber Storm
- Thread starter side-winder
- Start date
- Status
700 sucide bombers
Reichmarshal
Trusted Member
Could be dehli insteadme waiting for PAF to bomb kabul.
Hakikat ve Hikmet
VIP Member
The real states go to war while keeping all venues for a peaceful settlement open. A good show of statecraft from Pakistan. Compare it to that from the Ram Rajya of Hindutva Bharat....
Mighty_Dragon_Strike
Trusted Member
is that even legal in Sharia or Tali laws
attacking another Muslim country?!!!!
who is funding such an operation
hydrabadi_arab
SpeedLimited
Lives of people more important than some dry fruits trade.
hasssanali8998
Elite Member
In Khost, Uruzgan key TTP Kharji commander Baryali alias Abu Talib was eliminated by unknown gunmen Abu Talib was responsible for training suicide bombers at the Laman training center
looks like a busy week for our unknown boys
looks like a busy week for our unknown boys
hasssanali8998
Elite Member
country soo shit people volunteer for suicide bombings
Ibbi32
Registered Member
its the only jobs afghans do abroad
Liquidator
Trusted Member
That too at your most reputable university.
Imagine Cambridge students lining up to blow themselves up in the UK.
mythbuster
Trusted Member
You don't have to be a genius to figure out what he wants ! Drop your pants for the Messiah and Talibans.
Meengla
Elite Member
Right. Negotiations with the Taliban was absolutely the right strategy and apparently was successful but then some calls to/from Kabul derailed the talks in Istanbul.
Just watched this General Tariq Khan video. He is one of the most informed and respectable analyst. Some take aways:
1) As long as the issue of Durand Line exists in Afghan minds, peace very difficult. But D.L is a legit boundary which the Afghans should recognize.
2) The D.L could be extended westward into Afghanistan!
3) It was not the Taliban who defeated the Soviets; those were the Mujahideen. And Americans left because of political decision, not because the Taliban beaten them.
4) In Pakistani military institutes, no one talks about Afghanistan as 'strategic depth'.
5) Those who oppose military action in K-P province should then also take the responsibility for peace in that region. [This was a not so veiled criticism of a certain political party's policies].
6) It is possible that India may join the Afghan attack on Pakistan but he doesn't see that highly likely.
7) India will dare not bring its air craft carrier to near Pakistan because Pakistan has prepared for that.
My thinking is that General Tariq thinks kinetic action against the Taliban in both Pakistan and Afghanistan is okay to do.
Master Chief
Trusted Member
Fear not, for it is in fact Pakistan's enemies who are at a perpetual disadvantage, whether it is 1 front, 2 fronts, or 10 fronts.
That is because we are a nation driven by a civilisational and divinely ordained ideal, not by ethnicities, religions, castes, or social classes.
We stand steadfast and resolute behind that ideal, manning the walls and parapets of the citadel.
Kabulis fail to acknowledge that once we have made a decision, we will not stop until that decision becomes reality. Our forces will march decisively and relentlessly onwards, to protect that ideal and to expunge any threat to it. We will strike the enemy by day and by night, by air and by land, visibly and invisibly, until they come to understand the futility of their belligerence and the totality of their own ignorance.
May God inspire the realm and protect the citadel. May God preserve our armed forces and our citizens in whatever challenges lie beyond and within our frontiers. Ameen.
That is because we are a nation driven by a civilisational and divinely ordained ideal, not by ethnicities, religions, castes, or social classes.
We stand steadfast and resolute behind that ideal, manning the walls and parapets of the citadel.
Kabulis fail to acknowledge that once we have made a decision, we will not stop until that decision becomes reality. Our forces will march decisively and relentlessly onwards, to protect that ideal and to expunge any threat to it. We will strike the enemy by day and by night, by air and by land, visibly and invisibly, until they come to understand the futility of their belligerence and the totality of their own ignorance.
May God inspire the realm and protect the citadel. May God preserve our armed forces and our citizens in whatever challenges lie beyond and within our frontiers. Ameen.
Expert
Registered Member
You can't simply bomb a tashkeel . They are always scattered over a large area. A bomb is too expensive and have limitations in terms of accuracy and impact radius. And before that you even need a fighter jet which take half an hour just to take off.
Bombing afghan taliban is way more easier since they aren't hiding in caves anymore and have well established military infrastructure.
ziaulislam
Elite Member
Yup lively hood of people are as important as life..
Vapnope
Trusted Member
I mean 700 people dont want to live under taliban rule and prefer horrible death in pakistan. It tells you something
- Status
Users who are viewing this thread
Pakistan Defence Latest
Country Watch Latest
-
-
-
India’s long submarine journey: What went wrong and the plan ahead (3 Viewers)
- Latest: ChineseTiger1986
-
-
