Pakistan-Af: Operation Khyber Storm

[SoulSpokesman]

@Waz sb,

We don't want to do that. Otherwise, 71 will repeat itself.

No. While having a military govt in any province is uncalled for, I don't see 71 repeating itself.

Pakistan is a nuclear power now and can defend itself very well.
KP is right next door to the economic and political centre of gravity of Pakistan (ie Punjab) and Pushtoons are well represented both in military and political hierarchy.

The only risk I see in Pakistan is economic stagnation, Pak is beyond that stage where it can be militarily unbundled.

Regards

 

[MS Sandhu]

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This is the Afghanistan I remember... Indians are supporting the same entity that stole the hopes and dreams of these smiling faces.

The Indian state and their misinformation media peddlers under Godi have no shame propping a regime that has actively worked to erase ans silence women and girls from every aspect of Afghan society.

Let's not kid ourselves
We were also supporting Talibs for strateggggic depth lol
Now it's the Indians who are building strategic depth there against Pakistan.

let them fk around and find out

 

[Waz]

we cant afford kp being anti military anymore , not saying put a punjabi/sindhi in power just someone that will turn the other way when it comes to operations and doesn't spread IK propaganda about military . and also ban parties such as PTM and other anti Pakistan parties in kp

Maybe but to interfere can cause an entire rebellion. Imagine KPK siding with the Taliban, not likely but if such an event happened then it is possible.
Leave them be. The military, as in army has clear faults as well. But however these Talibs are evil and need to be confronted.

 

[Pakistan Space Agency]

Give ONE LAST CHANCE
Pakistan should announce 72 hours CEASEFIRE.
Let the world watch what happens in those 72 hours...

The world is not interested in Afghanistan.

The world has moved on and left the Afghan problem with Pakistan to deal with.

Media of other countries doesn't report terror attacks happening in Pakistan so they're not aware of the situation between Pakistan and Afghanistan.

It's just like Burkina Faso is the most impacted country by terrorism and Pakistan is number two, yet how many Pakistanis actually know or are interested in Burkina Faso.

 

[Waz]

@Waz sb,

We don't want to do that. Otherwise, 71 will repeat itself.

No. While having a military govt in any province is uncalled for, I don't see 71 repeating itself.

Pakistan is a nuclear power now and can defend itself very well.
KP is right next door to the economic and political centre of gravity of Pakistan (ie Punjab) and Pushtoons are well represented both in military and political hierarchy.

The only risk I see in Pakistan is economic stagnation, Pak is beyond that stage where it can be militarily unbundled.

Regards

Yes it will and quickly. But anyway your comments do have some merit but not enough to mitigate what can happen.
Let's focus on the thread.

 

[Waz]

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This is the Afghanistan I remember... Indians are supporting the same entity that stole the hopes and dreams of these smiling faces.

The Indian state and their misinformation media peddlers under Godi have no shame propping a regime that has actively worked to erase ans silence women and girls from every aspect of Afghan society.

Looks like my Hazara kin in those pics.
They've had 50,000 of the people expelled by the 'Islamic' Talban to make way for their supporters.

Hazara farmers say Taliban have ordered them off their lands | The Express Tribune

Residents of a Hazara-dominated farming community in central Afghanistan say they have been ordered out of their homes by Taliban fighters

tribune.com.pk

Wonderful Muslims these TaliCUNTS are.

 

[hasssanali8998]

But however these Talibs are evil and need to be confronted.

we cant do that when we have people supporting publicly and calling them brothers in kpk government . as i said just someone who knows his place and with look the other way and right now its the exact opposite we a have guy that practically worships IK and his main talking point is that he will stop operations

 

[RescueRanger]

Let's not kid ourselves
We were also supporting Talibs for strateggggic depth lol
Now it's the Indians who are building strategic depth there against Pakistan.

let them fk around and find out

No one is "kidding" anyone. Sadly Pakistan is not good at promoting the good things it did inside Afghanistan like establishing a kidney hospital, building carpeted roads, supporting adult education and skills training.

Sadly all that got swept under the carpet with this "strategic depth" bakwas. I worked in Afghanistan and a lot of good work has been deleted in two years, work that took decades to develop.

Problem with Pakistan post 93 formula is that our esteemed leaders decided to back Hilmatyar and the "Pashtun' forces - i dont want to deliver a lengthy hsitorh sermon but its all rather tragic.

As for India and their ambitions. LAKH DI LANNAT!

 

[RocketLaw]

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Keep hunting them every week

 

[hasssanali8998]

As for India and their ambitions. LAKH DI LANNAT!

beshumar beshumar .

 

[Waz]

we cant do that when we have people supporting publicly and calling them brothers in kpk government . as i said just someone who knows his place and with look the other way and right now its the exact opposite we a have guy that practically worships IK and his main talking point is that he will stop operations

That will always be the case but we also have similar sentiments in other provinces. The key is not to inflame things.

 

[HRK]

No it's not another dumb Indian video. The Tajiks hate the Taliban worse than the devil himself, they actually hate all Pashtun movements. They supply the NRF.

I understand but the purpose of my post is highlight the thinking in India to Arm the Afghan Taliban (side note: BTW it is the same act for which they used to accuse us for last 30 years).

Which means India might try to find the ways to achieve such difficult logistical operations.

Good thing is India might also find it difficult to use Chabahar port in Iran for these operations this time due to recent diplomatic and political engagement of Pakistan with Tajikistan and Iran.

 

[Waz]

I understand but the purpose of my post is highlight the thinking in India to Arm the Afghan Taliban (side note: BTW it is the act for which used to accuse us for last 30 years).

Which means India might try find the ways to achieve such difficult logistical operations.

Good thing is India might also find it difficult to use Chabahar port in Iran for these operations this time due to recent diplomatic and political engagement of Pakistan with Tajikistan and Iran.

They will try for sure and the Taliban are low enough to accept.
But like you wrote, it's very hard for them to do with all supply routes cut off.

 

[RocketLaw]

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If that's okay to post it despte some bleeding, he is very brave to repel the attack!

 

[Waz]

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If that's okay to post it despte some bleeding, he is very brave to repel the attack!

I hope he gets the best care.