Taliban Takeover of Afghanistan 2021: Impact on India

[notaname]

Adventure of a lifetime, Book kar le?
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Or wo Panauti (Burkha Dutt) ko bhi le jaao apne saath whi chod aana

 

[nWo 4 Life]

One possible consequence of all this:

This is the Silk Route project. With the fall of Afghanistan, the whole Afghanistan part of the road and railroad routes has fallen into the hands of the Taliban.

The probable conclusion will be that in exchange for international recognition from China, Taliban will carry on with this project.

 

[Assassin 2.0]

We really need to admire our babus they really got balls of steel, they do everything at last minute every evacuation they have done is always like that Indians are one of the last to evacuate.

Maybe mudi is just teasing IFS/(IAS) chaps for irritating him .

 

[Tactical Doge]

One possible consequence of all this:

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This is the Silk Route project. With the fall of Afghanistan, the whole Afghanistan part of the road and railroad routes has fallen into the hands of the Taliban.

The probable conclusion will be that in exchange of international recognition from China, Taliban will carry on with this project.

How can one be sure that certain factions within Taliban might not refrain from constantly harassing Chinese presence there, they may have the grudge of Uyghurs since the chini are literally buttfuking them

 

[nWo 4 Life]

How can one be sure that certain factions within Taliban might not refrain from constantly harassing Chinese presence there, they may have the grudge of Uyghurs since the chini are literally buttfuking them

Correct. Which is why it remains to be seen if this Mullah Baradar can bring together the moderate and the bloodthirsty factions of the Taliban.

 

[DEV1729]

Yeh lo happy independence day
If these folks can get blue tick why cant balochistan exile gov can .

 

[Cheepek]

Weeks back he was saying "won't recognise any Afghan government imposed by force".

One more diplomatic mumbo jumbo is pending wherein USofA will prove it was not force but baspan ka pyaar that made Ghani "peacefully transfer power" to Taliban.

 

[nWo 4 Life]

By the way, fun fact for y'all: The last helicopter out of Vietnam was not Huey, as is widely believed, but a Chinook so I guess tradition was maintained in Kabul today

 

[nWo 4 Life]

Weeks back he was saying "won't recognise any Afghan government imposed by force".

One more diplomatic mumbo jumbo is pending wherein USofA will prove it was not force but baspan ka pyaar that made Ghani "peacefully transfer power" to Taliban.

The Taliban brought them to their knees, no one can dispute that.

 

[TejasMK3]

Amrullah Saleh has left the country too.

 

[bhramos]

 

[bhramos]

 

[bhramos]

 

[bhramos]

 

[bhramos]

 

[Maharaj samudragupt]

Indian embassy ka website pe international. Yoga day ke baare me kuch keh rahe hai

 

[Bhairav]

 

[Sehwag231]

 

[kamaal]

Hence proved, no outside force can succeed in Afghanistan. People of this country accepted Taliban there is no point worrying now. Time to recalculate our strategy.

 

[Ayushraj]

One possible consequence of all this:

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This is the Silk Route project. With the fall of Afghanistan, the whole Afghanistan part of the road and railroad routes has fallen into the hands of the Taliban.

The probable conclusion will be that in exchange for international recognition from China, Taliban will carry on with this project.

China thing by supporting Taliban they won.
Now they will built route to Iran and will extract 3 trillion dollars minerals from Afghanistan and will control opium trade worldwide. China also things they have secured route of natural gas and uranium for future use by supporting Taliban.
Their is saying anyone can capture Afghanistan with ease but controlling Afghanistan is next to impossible.
US and USSR captured Afghanistan with ease but were defeated.
Taliban is a group having hell lot of factions.
Wait and watch.
We can also open up route from Gilgit baltistan and destroy Chinese cpec and route in Afghanistan