Taliban Takeover of Afghanistan 2021: Impact on India

[Cheran]

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US, India tried to topple Taliban govt before 9/11 ever happened

Even a month before the 9/11 attacks, the US administration under President George Bush had finalised a strategy to overthrow the Taliban regime

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US, India tried to topple Taliban govt before 9/11 ever happened

American journalist and author in a blasting confession has revealed that the United States of America had planned to topple Taliban govt way before 9/11 happened? So was the 9/11 a reaction against this US operation?

PS - Robin Raphel was weally weally charmed by ISI paki boys & their suleimani in the old days but very recently has realised her mistake.

 

[bhramos]

 

[Srinivas_K]

People of Afghanistan will teach the Taliban a lesson. It is heading that way. They are fed up with this mindset.

 

[Cheran]

Well,

‘India should not give current Kabul administration any military support’

Taliban will not pose threat to any diplomatic mission of any country, says Suhail Shaheen

www.livemint.com

 

[IndianYonko]

Well,

‘India should not give current Kabul administration any military support’

Taliban will not pose threat to any diplomatic mission of any country, says Suhail Shaheen

www.livemint.com

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Which happened first?

 

[AMCA]

 

[DivineHeretic]

Is it possible though?

I had written about these a weeks back but that was before the disastrous fall of northern provinces to the taliban.

Even the far away districts like badakhshan which were never conquered in the 90s have been taken over with relative ease.

It will be very difficult to pawan a insurgency in occupied land.

The rapidity of Taliban advance has stunned everyone. India, and a number of players had anticipated that it would be around 6 months to a year post US departure before Afghan forces start collapsing. Obviously we were wrong. And now we are scrambling to set up a resistance all the while working with Afghan government to ensure they hold out as long as is possible.

The North has to be secured first from Taliban advances to create strategic space for mobilization of militia. For that we need to induct Uzbek and Tajik Militia into the theatre. Hence the focus on these and other CE Asia countries. Any plan requires bodies that can be thrown at the problem. How do you convince these countries to send their militia into Afghanistan? What about a blowback for them, one from the taliban, one from China-Pak, and finally from radicalization within their societies?

Finally, Russia is treading very carefully this time. They do not want to be involved militarily, and do not have the stomach to support another insurgency. There is also a more fundamental question, none of these countries trust India all that much. India is seen as someone who likes to keep itself clean, avoiding direct military support. Essentially these countries doubt India's stomach and will to take the confrontation to its conclusion, and doubt its ability and willingness to shed blood for the cause.

 

[SavageKing456]

If not posted:-

US, India tried to topple Taliban govt before 9/11 ever happened

Even a month before the 9/11 attacks, the US administration under President George Bush had finalised a strategy to overthrow the Taliban regime

www.globalvillagespace.com

US, India tried to topple Taliban govt before 9/11 ever happened

American journalist and author in a blasting confession has revealed that the United States of America had planned to topple Taliban govt way before 9/11 happened? So was the 9/11 a reaction against this US operation?

PS - Robin Raphel was weally weally charmed by ISI paki boys & their suleimani in the old days but very recently has realised her mistake.

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This site shouldn't be quoted at all.
All garbage comes from it.
Example-60% tejas grounded,wtf?

 

[SavageKing456]

I highly doubt that US would leave Afghanistan that easy,something is cooking.
MIC is war hungry and would never allow this to happen.

 

[Indrajit]

Well,

‘India should not give current Kabul administration any military support’

Taliban will not pose threat to any diplomatic mission of any country, says Suhail Shaheen

www.livemint.com

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These assurances by the Taliban have the same value as used toilet paper.

 

[Lost user]

Amrullah Saleh VP of Afghanistan.. making a serious allegation.. although, I have to say, he is extremely anti Pakistan

 

[Cheran]

This site shouldn't be quoted at all.
All garbage comes from it.
Example-60% tejas grounded,wtf?

The main points quoted (including the screen shot attachments) there are from Robin Raphel's book & Ex Indian ambassador's statements.

 

[AMCA]

 

[Knowitall]

Then we will make our self relevant there , anyway , India has border with afganistan

Dont reply to this phuti kaudi ka admi. Ye gawar sala kichad me akele nahane ke liye hi bana hai. Jahil janwar hai sala.

 

[ezsasa]

Talking to ‘under treatment wounded Taliban’ n Karachi, Mullah Biradar says: Whatever we say in Doha talks, we say after the approval of “leadership here” in #Pakistan.

In the very city, elected MNA & HR activist #AliWazir is jailed for speaking out against “the use of proxies”.

 

[Maharaj samudragupt]

Talking to ‘under treatment wounded Taliban’ n Karachi, Mullah Biradar says: Whatever we say in Doha talks, we say after the approval of “leadership here” in #Pakistan.

In the very city, elected MNA & HR activist #AliWazir is jailed for speaking out against “the use of proxies”.


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One more reason to prop up afgan govt

 

[Knowitall]

The rapidity of Taliban advance has stunned everyone. India, and a number of players had anticipated that it would be around 6 months to a year post US departure before Afghan forces start collapsing. Obviously we were wrong. And now we are scrambling to set up a resistance all the while working with Afghan government to ensure they hold out as long as is possible.

The North has to be secured first from Taliban advances to create strategic space for mobilization of militia. For that we need to induct Uzbek and Tajik Militia into the theatre. Hence the focus on these and other CE Asia countries. Any plan requires bodies that can be thrown at the problem. How do you convince these countries to send their militia into Afghanistan? What about a blowback for them, one from the taliban, one from China-Pak, and finally from radicalization within their societies?

Finally, Russia is treading very carefully this time. They do not want to be involved militarily, and do not have the stomach to support another insurgency. There is also a more fundamental question, none of these countries trust India all that much. India is seen as someone who likes to keep itself clean, avoiding direct military support. Essentially these countries doubt India's stomach and will to take the confrontation to its conclusion, and doubt its ability and willingness to shed blood for the cause.

Yup it seems russia has already rejected any sort of military tie up.

Well well what can i say our reactive and non responsive nature is finally affecting our position in the global world.

Taliban a reality, India should decide its own role: Russia | India News - Times of India

India News: Responding to queries on the current security situation in Afghanistan, the Russian embassy here said that after the US withdrawal from the war-torn c

timesofindia.indiatimes.com

 

[ezsasa]

One more reason to prop up afgan govt

That's Murica's call not ours.
either way it is Afghanistan's destiny to be at the centre of global power struggles for ages, Since CCP is backing taliban thru ISI, western forces will be back in afghanistan after a few years gap.

 

[bhramos]

 

[ThE BrOkEn HeArT]

I think we should not do hurry. Hold the popcorn and watch the game first. Let it be clear first who is gonna come into power in Afghanistan. Whoever comes, maintain relations with them.