Pakistan-Afghanistan Border Conflict 2022

[Blademaster]

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english translation pls.

 

[Love Charger]

english translation pls.

" what you are saying is a good talking point for a debate but its not realistically feasible to execute "

 

[Blademaster]

" what you are saying is a good talking point for a debate but its not realistically feasible to execute "

Still that doesn't stop us from echoing that sentiment. Don't be too afraid to stand up to the US for your own national security interests. Don't be too afraid to let the US bully you.

 

[Gyyan]

Still that doesn't stop us from echoing that sentiment. Don't be too afraid to stand up to the US for your own national security interests. Don't be too afraid to let the US bully you.

It's a joke bro.
When you wrote about what should we do it instantly reminded of what anil kapoor said in nayak

 

[susilk]

This new Pakistani army chief thought he is a bad a** General. He was ISI chief when Pulwama happened.

Ab iska pichwada laal ho rakha hai. If you feed snakes and ask them to bite others, they might bite you back.

 

[Blademaster]

It's a joke bro.
When you wrote about what should we do it instantly reminded of what anil kapoor said in nayak

Ah I see. Didn't see that movie.

 

[ezsasa]

Ultimately what is it that paki state wants out of Afghanistan?

apart from the usual case of strategic depth, can an argument be made that paki establishment wants to be the sole representative/facilitator of afghanistan's diplomatic/trade relationship with the west/world?

right now qatar holds that position.

lot of cash to be made as commission fee in USD on narcotics trade that originates out of afghanistan.

 

[Rassil Krishnan]

" what you are saying is a good talking point for a debate but its not realistically feasible to execute "

Don't order the sh 18s and any new major weapon system from the US

 

[Love Charger]

Don't order the sh 18s and any new major weapon system from the US

Wo F 18 hai sir

 

[Arjun Mk1A]

Ultimately what is it that paki state wants out of Afghanistan?

apart from the usual case of strategic depth, can an argument be made that paki establishment wants to be the sole representative/facilitator of afghanistan's diplomatic/trade relationship with the west/world?

right now qatar holds that position.

lot of cash to be made as commission fee in USD on narcotics trade that originates out of afghanistan.

I believe, PAK believes in its own false bravado of toppling Soviet Union. But from that time to till now they are more or less a land lender to US and its allies to do operation in AFG. Even US - Taliban meet had been done in Qatar not in Pakistan. They thought they can handle them with old narratives, but Afghans are not interested with them.

 

[Gandaberunda]

What happened to their super Byrakther drones from Turkey? What happened to their JF17? TAliban forced pork’s to bring their F16 out

 

[pankaj nema]

Pakistan--Afghanistan Conflict will Worsen Very Soon

 

[Jimih]

Whats happening?

 

[Butter Chicken]

Whats happening?

Pakistan planning retaliation using ISIS-Khorasan

 

[indiatester]

Pakistan planning retaliation using ISIS-Khorasan

Excellent!
Regardless of the outcome of the current action, Pakis own security will get far more complicated especially in NWFP and Balochistan

 

[mokoman]

Whats happening?

maybe gift from ISIS / Pakistan

 

[Jimih]

maybe gift from ISIS / Pakistan

Nice.

 

[Butter Chicken]

1 Pakistani Frontier Corps personnel was injured in a firing exchange at Pak-Afghan border at Torkham, Khyber district. Border crossing has been closed for all traffic & pedestrians. Incident took place last night over a shifting of a patient. Firing continued till this morning.

 

[pankaj nema]

TALIBAN have A Twitter Account for PR

 

[Waanar]

Whats happening?

Infighting is likely. Taliban was slaughtering people wholesale (even going as far as killing distant relatives of ex ANA, ISIS and NRF members).
After Mawlawi Mahdi, the much publicized shia hazara commander of the Taliban rebelled against them, they carried out heavy reprisals in the Hazara majority Balkhab as well.

I'd say its fair to assume that this heavy handed approach will, while working in the short term, accumulate a strong hatred for Taliban in the long term among the local populace.