Pakistan's Descent into Chaos: Terrorist & Drone Attacks

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Garabi Mai AAta Geela!!!!

the earthquake, with epicentre in the Hindukush region, measured 6.2 on the Richter Scale.

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Iran launched an attack with a swarm of Iranian drones and ballistic missiles destroying 2 headquarters of Jaish-ul-Adl terrorist group in Pakistan. The group had recently claimed responsibility for an attack on a police station in Iran’s city of Rask.


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Why there are no changes in air traffic along pak-Iran border amid escalating tensions. Looks like pak authorities unofficially surrendered
 

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Why there are no changes in air traffic along the Pak-Iran border amid escalating tensions? Looks like Pak authorities unofficially surrendered
There is currently no authority in full control of the Iran-Balochi border. The Iranian side has a well-monitored border due to their secrecy mindset. Considering the financial crunch that Pakistan has (while their army is busy buying mansions and real estate), and the endless supply of terrorists inside that country, there is little that Iran will achieve with missile strikes. Even if they killed a few dozen Jundollah Sunni terrorists, there is an endless supply of them in the entirety of Pakistan.
 

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Exchange of missiles continue but the commercial airtraffic over the conflict zone remains undisturbed, is this conflict real,??
 

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Exchange of missiles continue but the commercial airtraffic over the conflict zone remains undisturbed, is this conflict real,??
there is no conflict, for now it's a fixed match between two military establishments to calm down their respective populations. you lob a few missiles, i will lob a few missiles and we will call it "sovereignty protected".

for us question worth pondering over would be, since U.S can't be the mediator between these two, who did.
 

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there is no conflict, for now it's a fixed match between two military establishments to calm down their respective populations. you lob a few missiles, i will lob a few missiles and we will call it "sovereignty protected".

for us question worth pondering over would be, since U.S can't be the mediator between these two, who did.
Yes, who could this maverick mediator be ?

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Four Pakistanis who were caught smuggling Iranian drones to Houthis, and are responsible for death of 2 US Navy SEALS, being tried in US court

Muhammad Pahlawan, Mohammad Mazhar, Ghufran Ullah and Izhar Muhammad were carrying Pakistani identification cards.

US Navy SEALs and US Coast Guard boarded the vessel in January in Arabian Sea in the wake of continued Houthi attacks on commercial ships in Red Sea and Gulf of Aden. Two Navy SEALs drowned during the Jan. 11 operation. This happened as the vessel refused to stop despite being given orders to do so.

During a search of the ship, US forces found and seized Iranian-made advanced conventional weaponry, including critical parts for medium-range ballistic missiles and anti-ship cruise missiles, a warhead, and propulsion and guidance components, FBI says. Items found are consistent with weaponry used by Houthi forces.


 

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Four Pakistanis who were caught smuggling Iranian drones to Houthis, and are responsible for death of 2 US Navy SEALS, being tried in US court

Muhammad Pahlawan, Mohammad Mazhar, Ghufran Ullah and Izhar Muhammad were carrying Pakistani identification cards.

US Navy SEALs and US Coast Guard boarded the vessel in January in Arabian Sea in the wake of continued Houthi attacks on commercial ships in Red Sea and Gulf of Aden. Two Navy SEALs drowned during the Jan. 11 operation. This happened as the vessel refused to stop despite being given orders to do so.

During a search of the ship, US forces found and seized Iranian-made advanced conventional weaponry, including critical parts for medium-range ballistic missiles and anti-ship cruise missiles, a warhead, and propulsion and guidance components, FBI says. Items found are consistent with weaponry used by Houthi forces.


Maybe some Shia jernails are sympathetic to the cause
 

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