Darth Malgus
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lol.....Lets keep this going as long as we possibly can.
India Strikes Against Pakistani Terrorism 2019
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Saudis will fund Pakis to the very bitter end. Saudis have a stake in Pakistan. Pak army is their last card against a domestic insurrection. Saudis also seem to have an arrangement with Pakistan on Nuclear weapons where the Saudis bankroll the Pakis and the Pakis give them the bomb in a time of crisis.
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Let's continue to play this hold and choke on porkis
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Meanwhile Saudi is also building own nuke capabilities ..
USA as always is helping them on the side.
Pakis will become useless a.k.a the Islamic bomb thingy for Saud.
US never helps anyone. If you want a bomb you can use you buy from Pakistan. Saudis dont have the capability or the expertise in nuclear weapons and will not get it simply because they have minimal interest in advanced physics. There is no Saudi institute of repute in the domain. This capability takes years to form. The preferred Arab way is to buy experts to build things locally and then stamp their seal on it.
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it was posted in this thread a couple days ago.......
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A supplementary grant of Rs 8 billion in PKR. That's roughly 70 mil dollars.
https://dailytimes.com.pk/361872/ad...-civilian-armed-forces-rs-8-billion-approved/
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you mean 8000 crores pkr additional funds?
isn't it 57 million$?
only half of it to PAF.....
https://dailytimes.com.pk/361872/ad...-civilian-armed-forces-rs-8-billion-approved/
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my mistake, i got carried away. still, its best to keep them on the tenterhooks.
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i am also starting to believe that world is waiting for india's commitment to take care of Pakistan, maybe a stronger response after the next attack will tilt the scale. if we can show that war on pakistan will cost 1 trillion $, all western MIC will be interested. they can take care of west we can take care of the east...
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Questioned Should be raised on IAF positioning Not him he his another professional sharing thought of mind
Comments can be directed at anyone who takes the liberty of spreading BS.
BTW..which website is it? I googled 'The Falcon Professional SF.org"...can't seem to find the correct website. Could you help?
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In what appears to be yet another sign of de-escalation in tensions between Pakistan and India, the Indian high commissioner, who was called back after the Pulwama attack, would be returning to Islamabad on Saturday.
https://tribune.com.pk/story/1925752/1-pakistan-india-envoys-resume-duty-clear-sign-thaw/
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Statergic frontier forum it's called
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https://www.hindustantimes.com/indi...n-on-terror/story-ue911EOZfOMqmoUAWjenGN.html
The United States and India have separately called upon Pakistan to ensure its post-Pulwama crackdown on terrorists was “sustained, irreversible” and not “cosmetic” as in the past when apprehended individuals and shut down facilities returned to normal when the glare of global scrutiny shifted away.
“The United States notes these steps,” said Robert Palladino, the US state department spokesperson Thursday, about the ongoing crackdown in Pakistan, “and we continue to urge Pakistan to take sustained, irreversible action against terrorist groups that will prevent future attacks and that will promote regional stability.”
He added: “And we reiterate our call for Pakistan to abide by its United Nations Security Council obligations to deny terrorists safe haven and block their entry to funds”
Separately, an Indian official told reporters at a background briefing Pakistan has staged such crackdowns — “professed actions” — before. Referring to Pakistan’s actions after the Mumbai 2008 attack, the official said most of the apprehensions either took place only on “paper” or those taken into custody were kept at “VIP guesthouses” and in “luxurious accommodations”. It was as if, the government was telling them “you are our people, but you need to lie low for the time being”.
“Whether thee actions are cosmetic or credible is yet to be seen,” the official said of the current actions, adding that India would be looking for “credible and verifiable actions”.
Hafiz Saeed, the founder and leader of Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeY) and the mastermind of the Mumbai attacks that claimed 166 lives, for instance, who was arrested and released in 2017, had been kept under “house arrest”. at home.
Pakistan has said it has arrested 121 individuals — not calling them terrorists — and seized control of over 400 facilities and assets owned or run by proscribed organizations, including Jaish-e-Mohammad (JeM), which claimed responsibility for the Pulwama attack, LeT and their fronts.
Those arrested so far include JeM head Masood Azhar’s brother Abdul Rauf Asghar and son Hammad Azhar.
But not Azhar himself, who the Pakistani government has claimed is ailing, “so much so he cannot leave his house”.
A move is afoot at the UN security council to designate him a terrorist, which Pakistan has resisted for years, with China, its “all-weather friend”, blocking three previous attempts. A decision is likely on March 13 to a proposal moved jointly by France, the United States and the United Kingdom.
As India seeks to mount pressure on Pakistan to give up the use of terrorism as an instrument of state policy, it is also “moving towards” urging the world community to consider declaring Pakistan a state-sponsor of terrorism, the Indian official said. The United States, for instance, has Iran, North Korea, Syria and Sudan on its list of countries it has designated as state-sponsors of terrorism.
It nearly added Pakistan to that list in the 1990s. It has also been a recurring demand of many American lawmakers, from both parties, who have been frustrated by the “duplicity” demonstrated by a one-time ally in its actions to combat terrorism.
But India has itself hesitated to brand Pakistan as one arguing such a designation will come in the way of normalization of ties. It would be forced to break ties with Pakistan, which would “become an enemy state”.
The United States and India have separately called upon Pakistan to ensure its post-Pulwama crackdown on terrorists was “sustained, irreversible” and not “cosmetic” as in the past when apprehended individuals and shut down facilities returned to normal when the glare of global scrutiny shifted away.
“The United States notes these steps,” said Robert Palladino, the US state department spokesperson Thursday, about the ongoing crackdown in Pakistan, “and we continue to urge Pakistan to take sustained, irreversible action against terrorist groups that will prevent future attacks and that will promote regional stability.”
He added: “And we reiterate our call for Pakistan to abide by its United Nations Security Council obligations to deny terrorists safe haven and block their entry to funds”
Separately, an Indian official told reporters at a background briefing Pakistan has staged such crackdowns — “professed actions” — before. Referring to Pakistan’s actions after the Mumbai 2008 attack, the official said most of the apprehensions either took place only on “paper” or those taken into custody were kept at “VIP guesthouses” and in “luxurious accommodations”. It was as if, the government was telling them “you are our people, but you need to lie low for the time being”.
“Whether thee actions are cosmetic or credible is yet to be seen,” the official said of the current actions, adding that India would be looking for “credible and verifiable actions”.
Hafiz Saeed, the founder and leader of Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeY) and the mastermind of the Mumbai attacks that claimed 166 lives, for instance, who was arrested and released in 2017, had been kept under “house arrest”. at home.
Pakistan has said it has arrested 121 individuals — not calling them terrorists — and seized control of over 400 facilities and assets owned or run by proscribed organizations, including Jaish-e-Mohammad (JeM), which claimed responsibility for the Pulwama attack, LeT and their fronts.
Those arrested so far include JeM head Masood Azhar’s brother Abdul Rauf Asghar and son Hammad Azhar.
But not Azhar himself, who the Pakistani government has claimed is ailing, “so much so he cannot leave his house”.
A move is afoot at the UN security council to designate him a terrorist, which Pakistan has resisted for years, with China, its “all-weather friend”, blocking three previous attempts. A decision is likely on March 13 to a proposal moved jointly by France, the United States and the United Kingdom.
As India seeks to mount pressure on Pakistan to give up the use of terrorism as an instrument of state policy, it is also “moving towards” urging the world community to consider declaring Pakistan a state-sponsor of terrorism, the Indian official said. The United States, for instance, has Iran, North Korea, Syria and Sudan on its list of countries it has designated as state-sponsors of terrorism.
It nearly added Pakistan to that list in the 1990s. It has also been a recurring demand of many American lawmakers, from both parties, who have been frustrated by the “duplicity” demonstrated by a one-time ally in its actions to combat terrorism.
But India has itself hesitated to brand Pakistan as one arguing such a designation will come in the way of normalization of ties. It would be forced to break ties with Pakistan, which would “become an enemy state”.
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https://www.msn.com/en-in/news/news...dia-says-it-bombed/ar-BBUwkrw?ocid=spartandhp
Oh well, what do we know.
Oh well, what do we know.
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Islamic Republic of NOTAMs closed its airspace till 11th March.[emoji23][emoji23][emoji23]
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looks like someone from our side has tipped them off that IAF is not going to let their misadventure go so easily!
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