Pakistan-Af: Operation Khyber Storm

[RescueRanger]

There is no way Taliban ideology will go away easily.

Sorry to say but there are 100s of madrassahs that are producing pupils harboring extremist and obscurantist ideologies. And the funny thing is despite multiple half baked efforts Pakistan has failed to rein in on them.

The anti army ideology isnt taught in the madrassah. Majority of Madaris are strict, only focus on religious studies but to say they are terrorist breeding factories is inaccurate.

 

[Oscar]

They keep rebranding like an emo teenager who cant make up their mind what they want to be called... Samd chocolate different wrapped "Tahafuz-e-Emarat-e-Islami Force (TIF)"

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Our forces have had successes against them:

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And for those thinking there is any reasoning with these barbarians, this is what they did to three elders from Bajur just a few days ago for supporting the government:
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So F them I say, kill themselves, burn down their house, kill their dog and eat all their food.

Unless they are dehyphenated from PTM and PTI completely it will only get worse.
2021 was a golden opportunity to wipe them out as TTA was still figuring out how to do what but a F sold the idea easily to K after talking to Ts that all Ps be resettled - there are certain points when animals are animals.
But then if I say IK has always had a soft spot for this ethnic background compared to others then I am a "bootlicker" and if I said the overall culprit here is those who led project Taliban and all other Mullah projects then Im a "PTI-supporter".

So from my perspective both sides can take a LOng Range Artillery missile up theirs.

 

[ARMalik]

SO Pakistan killed some terrorist leaders inside A-stan. Taliban had no choice but to attack and gloat on Social media about it. Was Pakistan Military expecting this? YES

To me it seems the Taliban have now fallen for a trap. Their retialation actions allows Pakistan to do whatever it wants inside A-stan. I might be proven wrong but logically this is what I think.

 

[bravo_1]

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[Oscar]

SO Pakistan killed some terrorist leaders inside A-stan. Taliban had no choice but to attack and gloat on Social media about it. Was Pakistan Military expecting this? YES

To me it seems the Taliban have now fallen for a trap. Their retialation actions allows Pakistan to do whatever it wants inside A-stan. I might be proven wrong but logically this is what I think.

Explain what trap have TTA gotten into and what happens next that will be detrimental for them - beneficial for Pakistan vis a vis the serious anti state situation developing in KPK?

 

[Baibers_1260]

DG ISPR in his press conference said that NO Pakistan Jets and Drones left Pakistan's borders. Now let us assume that he is correct - I know many will say they do not believe what he said - but lets put that aside and assume that what he said is correct.

Does this mean there was some precise strike missile or missiles used, something capable of carrying a large payload to cause this much destruction???

Kabul is within range of air launched cruise missiles such as Raa'd . These could be fired from within Pakistan territory and still hit with enough precision to cause devastating losses to the. enemy. The Taliban have no air defenses to shoot down cruise missiles.

 

[RescueRanger]

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what else do u expect from these retards

Its a special kind of low IQ... You have to admire their stupidity

 

[Blueishere]

Everytime Oscar posts, i have to put it into ChatGPT to decipher them.

 

[Maarkhoor]

Taliban got a little too big for their boots.

Boots ? really I think spelling should start with G

 

[RescueRanger]

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[ARMalik]

Explain what trap have TTA gotten into and what happens next that will be detrimental for them - beneficial for Pakistan vis a vis the serious anti state situation developing in KPK?

For instance, the Afghan border posts are being used to support movement of terrorsits, the afghan cities near the border are literal training camps to produce terrorists, and so forth. Destruction of this infrastructure does put a dent on terrorism activities. At least that is what I think.

Also, we need to understand that Taliban are actually warlords and their core business is producing terrorists, mercenaries, suicide bombers, etc. This is what A-stan has become in the last 40-years.
TTP, ISIL, etc inside A-Stan are actually just Business outfits for Afghan warlords. Whoever pays them, they do the work. India pays them so they do works for Indian, Pakistan use to pay them but have stop doing this, so thay are not happy. And so forth.

 

[Oscar]

Everytime Oscar posts, i have to put it into ChatGPT to decipher them.

For many years I have debated if I should replace myself with an AI bot but any attempt to train such a bot may lead it to consider humanity as a root problem and eventually become Skynet.

 

[flyingorca]

To demoralize you need a baseline from where you can induce loss.
What is their baseline for loss?
How did they "hold" that narrative? They are the product of madressas and training schools you created?
What happens to their connections across the border?


And you clearly didn't understand the message of apocalypse now - borrowing a film symbolizing the grim chaos and moral confusion of war is irony compounded more so that despite everything from carpet bombing to agent orange - the result was

So are we expecting such scenes then?
Typical cultism and populism - no idea where to use what.

When you are in power you are venerable. Taliban biggest advantage was gorilla warfare. Not administration, engineers, scientists or doctors. Since Taliban wants to rule Afga, they have to be out in the public exposed. If Pakistan wants to wipe out their entire leadership, they can easily do so. Not many people understand but taking out specific human target is no easy work.
My previous point was, taliban have exposed themselves. The cock roaches are out during day time. You can easily squash them.
Its like if samurais and ninjas have decided to take up muskets to fight wars instead of their unique fighting skills.

 

[bravo_1]

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[Oscar]

For instance, the Afghan border posts are being used to support movement of terrorsits, the afghan cities near the border are literal training camps to produce terrorists, and so forth. Destruction of this infrastructure does put a dent on terrorism activities. At least that is what I think.

Also, we need to understand that Taliban are actually warlords and their core business is producing terrorists, mercenaries, suicide bombers, etc. This is what A-stan has become in the last 40-years.
TTP, ISIL, etc inside A-Stan are actually just Business outfits for Afghan warlords. Whoever pays them, they do the work. India pays them so they do works for Indian, Pakistan use to pay them but have stop doing this, so thay are not happy. And so forth.

If the Taliban are warlords then why have they suddenly stopped to focus on minerals and opium growing and so on?
I agree removing terrorist infrastructure is important and long have I supported this - but if they only create terrorists and the terrorists they create all come from the same ethnic background as 39 million of your countrymen of which 8-9 million are fighting age males - it doesn't seem like smart idea to further supercharge this factory especially when you have no wall between them regardless of recent efforts.