Taliban Takeover of Afghanistan 2021: Impact on India

[Maitreya Shyam]

Okay guys, would like your input about whether this is accurate or not:

People's Anti-Fascist Front (PAFF) have released a video to claim responsibility for the attack on Indian Forces in Rajouri.

Fighters can be seen with L85A2 rifles with SUSAT scopes (which were shown before and possibly sourced from Afghanistan).

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For one thing, it looks in bad condition, seems to be missing buttstock.

Plus, I'm pretty sure it's one person. 2 guys in the back are 2 photos of same guy and then edited into the same thing. And the guy up front maybe he’s the same guy but in different clothes.

Amateurs, who won't last long, but if their weapons and stuff has already started to come from Afghanistan, it's a bad sign already.

Now the same weapon will be used by balochistan liberation army

 

[another_armchair]

Ye maangta hai!

We need scores of these.

BEL unveils new weapon system for Arjun battle tank

The new Remote Controlled Weapon Station/Air Defence Weapon Station is an improvised version of the manually-operated air defence gun, the Bengaluru-based Navratna PSU said.

economictimes.indiatimes.com

 

[Covfefe]

Tell me this is a meme.

 

[Jimih]

I don't know about US but porki are immediate threat to India.
US can easily deal with them.
Why we are so hesitant to accept Taliban rule.
At last in world geopolitics enemy of enemy is friend.
China and porkistan are friends since India is their similar enemy.
Japan, Australia, India , Vietnam , Taiwan are friends since all have common enemy China.
Taliban don't recognize Durand and we don't recognize loc.
At Taliban is only option for Afghanistan and their is no other option. If Taliban wants friendly relations with India we must accept them. What Taliban do in Afghanistan is their internal matter. We must not teach moral science to Taliban .
We must talk about business with them.
Always remember for porkistan Taliban will be far bigger threat than India if we used them properly

Quid Pro Quo message may have been delivered to them. Who knows.

 

[JBH22]

Oh no panauti has invited herself to this, bad times ahead for Mr Saleh

 

[another_armchair]

Does anybody have the post Balakot audio clip of a JeM sermon?

It was around 15 minutes long with a lot of 'Bharat teri maut aaye... ' rants.

 

[Jimih]

 

[JBH22]

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Exactly as per my understanding, Jinnah used the so called madina tactic to recapture whole of India. Whereas, Maulana Azad who supposedly opposed partition wanted to consolidate in India itself and takeover.
I thank God for being born in the time period, that saw India being independent and strong. Let us hope we can pass on this treasure to upcoming generations.
All these separatism talks, about how individual states broken would be better off is an illusion. At the first opportunity these jackals will pound on us and bvttfvck all of us.
Strong India is a guarantee for our way of life.

 

[fire starter]

Okay guys, would like your input about whether this is accurate or not:

People's Anti-Fascist Front (PAFF) have released a video to claim responsibility for the attack on Indian Forces in Rajouri.

Fighters can be seen with L85A2 rifles with SUSAT scopes (which were shown before and possibly sourced from Afghanistan).

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For one thing, it looks in bad condition, seems to be missing buttstock.

Plus, I'm pretty sure it's one person. 2 guys in the back are 2 photos of same guy and then edited into the same thing. And the guy up front maybe he’s the same guy but in different clothes.

Amateurs, who won't last long, but if their weapons and stuff has already started to come from Afghanistan, it's a bad sign already.

These all videos are shooted in porkistan so even if they pose with tank it doesn't matter.

 

[another_armchair]

Not this one.

One I am referring to was the immediate Friday sermon by JeM(possibly Azhar's nephew) following Balakot attack.

 

[Stalingrad]

#Panjshir #Kabul #Afghanistan #AmrullahSaleh https://t.co/gDGTAafIhc


FIRST VIDEO OF ANTI TALIBAN ARMY WITH NEW FLAG
MASSOUD LED RESISTANCE MOVEMENT GATHERS STEAM
MASSIVE SHOW OF STRENGTH AGAINST TALIBAN
EXCLUSIVE VIDEO FROM PANJSHIR OF ANTI TALIBAN ARMY
IN VIDEO: AHMAD MASSOUD LEADS NEW RESISTANCE ARMY #Afganistan #Kabul #Talibans https://t.co/EQ52ogL33M

 

[another_armchair]

Afghan man deported from Nagpur joined Taliban: Cops

An Afghan national, who was deported to his country from Nagpur in June this year after he was found staying here illegally, has apparently joined the Taliban and his picture holding a rifle has surfaced on social media, a senior police official

news.rediff.com

An Afghan national, who was deported to his country from Nagpur in June this year after he was found staying here illegally, has apparently joined the Taliban and his picture holding a rifle has surfaced on social media, a senior police official said on Friday.

The Taliban has seized power in Afghanistan as it swept into capital Kabul on Sunday after President Ashraf Ghani fled the country.

"The man, Noor Mohammad Ajiz Mohammad, 30, was found staying in Nagpur since the last 10 years illegally. He was living in a rented place in Dighori area of the city. Acting on a tip-off, the police had started keeping a watch on his activities. He was finally nabbed and deported to Afghanistan on June 23," he said.

"After his deportation, he seems to have joined the Taliban and his photo holding a gun has emerged on social media," he added.

During the probe earlier, police had found that he had come to Nagpur in 2010 on a six-month tourist visa. Later, he had applied to the United Nations Human Rights Council seeking a refugee status for himself, but his application was rejected. His appeal was also turned down by the UNHRC. Since then, he stayed in Nagpur illegally, the official said.

Another police official said that Noor Mohammad's original name is Abdul Haque and his brother was working with the Taliban. Last year, Noor had floated a video on social media with a sharp-edged weapon.

After he was nabbed, police found that he had "entry and exit wounds" from a gunshot near his left shoulder, he said, adding that when his social media accounts were checked, it was found that he was following some terrorists whose videos of gun firing were available on social media.

"He was in the business of selling blankets and was unmarried. Police conducted searches at his rented accommodation, but did not find anything suspicious. His call details are also under the scanner of the police," the official said. -- PTI

 

[ezsasa]

Need to keep an eye on who exactly have been co-opted for image makeover of Taliban.
Notice the authors, me thinks feminist activist journalists under CAIR are being used for this purpose.

In the press conference too first question from al-jazeera was on women, majority of talking points in western countries are about safety of women and girls under taliban not safety of people under taliban, as if men don't matter.

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Another instance of murican east coast libtard lobby coordinating with QATAR.
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Instructive. Why negotiate with the middleman, when you can go straight to the property owner?

Ever wondered how Qatar is so capable of pulling the strings behind the scenes, as the only state the Taliban listens to?

As Thomas Sankara said,

"He who feeds you, controls you."

 

[ezsasa]

#Panjshir #Kabul #Afghanistan #AmrullahSaleh https://t.co/gDGTAafIhc


FIRST VIDEO OF ANTI TALIBAN ARMY WITH NEW FLAG
MASSOUD LED RESISTANCE MOVEMENT GATHERS STEAM
MASSIVE SHOW OF STRENGTH AGAINST TALIBAN
EXCLUSIVE VIDEO FROM PANJSHIR OF ANTI TALIBAN ARMY
IN VIDEO: AHMAD MASSOUD LEADS NEW RESISTANCE ARMY #Afganistan #Kabul #Talibans https://t.co/EQ52ogL33M

let’s not forget Ahmad massoud was in Pakistan all this while.

This is like Homeland TV series last season playing out in real life.
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Afghanistan must have strategic partnership with Pakistan: Ahmad Massoud

Afghanistan must have strategic partnership with Pakistan: Ahmad Massoud

Ahmad Massoud, the son of Ahmed Shah Massoud, believes that a reset is realistic and was also the dream of his father to have an honest and brotherly relationship with Pakistan.“However, like my father, I would never accept...

www.geo.tv

 

[Spitfire9]

I found this analysis of the very complex history of Afghanistan over the last few decades. I found it very informative.

 

[pipebomb]

Is the option of taking pojk still feasible or defunct after 2020 indo china built up

 

[hawwk]

Spoiler: NSFW memeee

 

[nWo 4 Life]

The Pentagon does not rule out air strikes on large military property captured by the Taliban. (Reuters)

Trouble in Paradise.

 

[indus]

In fairness that’s a litte conspiratorial. Pak didn’t become that much of a failed state until the late 2000s. Until then you didnt have random jihadists running around blowing up buildings in lahore and karachi. But yes allowing Pak to get nukes was a massive foreign policy blunder on America’s part.

So was Pakstan and emerging economy till 2000s. ??? Pakis lost half of their country in 1971. They were always a failed state kept artificially alive through alms and loans.

 

[ezsasa]

The Pentagon does not rule out air strikes on large military property captured by the Taliban. (Reuters)

Trouble in Paradise.

Yup, Biden too mentioned “Over the horizon” capability multiple times over past few months.

interestingly in a indo-pacific related Q&A with US military leaders, they too mentioned “over the horizon” capability for Indo-pacific strategy as well. Something about taking out the archer before he let loose his arrow. This video is there in the think tank thread.

Remarks by President Biden on the Drawdown of U.S. Forces in Afghanistan | The White House

East Room 2:09 P.M. EDT THE PRESIDENT: Good afternoon. Earlier today, I was briefed by our senior military and national security leaders on the status of the drawdown of U.S. forces and allied forces in Afghanistan. When I announced our drawdown in April, I said we would be out by...

www.whitehouse.gov