Taliban Takeover of Afghanistan 2021: Impact on India

[Automatic Kalashnikov]

Junior Massoud and Saleh should escape, Taliban won't let them live no matter what happens.

escape to?

 

[nWo 4 Life]

Dont the mujahedin have stingers or any other aa weapon ?
If not than mujahedin is done

Do they anymore? To the best of my knowledge, the Porkis used to launder most of the Stingers for themselves since the US used to supply the Mujahedeen through Pakistan.

The few that reached them were eventually bought back by the US after a few years. They asked Massoud Sr to get those from the other factions along with the ones he himself had and give it back to the US for money.

Massoud Sr even told them, "We barely got any of those. Most of it was stolen by your Pakistani friends, hardly ever reached us."

 

[AmoghaVarsha]

#AFG “ Amrullah Saleh’s house was attacked by attack helicopters twice. Amrullah Saleh was moved to a undisclosed location in Panjshir.” Sources close to Saleh tells me.

Take with a truckload of salt. Who operates those attack helis anyways?

Where did they get attack helis?

 

[Cheepek]

escape to?

Anywhere apart from Pakistan or Afghanistan would do

 

[Detective Pennington]

What exactly IS stopping India from intervening? Is it just the chinks? Or the economic costs of war that people were mentioning a few pages back. If we really wanted to steamroll through Paki territory and open a supply line to NRF we could, especially since Talib is asking for Pakistani help in exchange for attacking Kashmir.

 

[Jimih]

Really man, there was a time a few decades ago, when Afghans used to fight..
Just like how the Taliban melted away in 2001 during the US invasion. The opposition has just melted away after US withdrawal. The only fight has been on the table in wheeling and dealing..
As, I kept saying, all the fighting has been on twitter.. Son.of Ahmed Massoud.. blah blah blah..

Taliban has said, they will make an inclusive government, it indirectly means, no resistances.

Panjshir should fall for this to happen. Taliban has full support of Pakistan Army and ISI.

 

[Jimih]

escape to?

Both are Tajiks by ethnicity.

 

[Abdus Salem killed]

The victory of Taliban has emotional value for the Ummah. There is a prophecy in Quran which talks about rise of an army with black flags in Khorasan. The way US has been defeated, withdrew and shamed is a big moral booster for the Islamic world. The next part of the prophecy is victory of black flag holders over India and Islamic rule over it. As you all might already know it is termed as "Gazwa e hind".
Wether I believe in this or not is inconsequential.
The thing is sooner or letter the " believers" fighting in Afghanistan will come to India for the ultimate goal. It may be tomorrow, a decade later, 50 years later or 500 years later. They will come for us.
We can weigh or act like weighing our option but the thing is we don't have any option. We can wait and watch and then fight battle on our land with typical defensive mindset or we can keep Afg. groups fighting themselves and keep themselves busy by intervention ( strictly through financial and technology's based weaponery?)
Few strikes on there leader ship would render them like headless chickens.. Keep them busy in infighting for selection of new leaders. Till Taliban is not recognised by all nations it's a terrorist group and we will be hitting a terror outfit.

We should nuke them now we have got the subs to do this

 

[Jimih]

TOLO news

Maulvi Fassihuddin, a prominent Taliban commander with six bodyguards, was killed in Pishgur, Panjshir.

 

[Jimih]

ISI Chief monitoring and has Biden's aashirwaad

 

[Jimih]

RUMINT

NRF has lost 3-4 of its top commanders tonight, all close to Ahmad Massoud. With the help of GHQ Rawalpindi, the Taliban has begun mount offensive on Panjshir.

 

[Jimih]

An Afghan lawmaker says, Pakistani drones have bombed Panjshir

Samangan MP Zia Arianjad said Panjshir was bombed by Pakistani Air Force drones using smart bombs

 

[Jimih]

Mawlawi Fasihuddin a senior Taliban commander for the north along with his senior commanders were also killed in the battle of Panjshir

Saleh Muhammad Registani from the resistance forces is seriously wounded.

 

[INDIAFIRST]

why India should support ...i guess enough of emotional pre historic relation...Time to become more practical and start doing things which will benefit us...
saala from 74 years porki are manufacturing terrorist and see how they are shameless smiling and here we have build IIT & IIM and tons of 10000 of people migrating every year to all part of world from here and still they don't bring the positive and full on support from world....

 

[Jimih]

Conflicting reports

 

[Jimih]

Pakistani drones supplied by Turkey

 

[AmoghaVarsha]

What exactly IS stopping India from intervening? Is it just the chinks? Or the economic costs of war that people were mentioning a few pages back. If we really wanted to steamroll through Paki territory and open a supply line to NRF we could, especially since Talib is asking for Pakistani help in exchange for attacking Kashmir.

Chinks? Lol.

We dont have a supply line to panjshir.

Its sad we cannot help them. Utter frustrating.

 

[AmoghaVarsha]

India cannot help them. But the world is watching pakistan actively intervening militarily in Afghanistan.

But because of the hostages that taliban has, everyone has to keep quiet.

Atleast light up the LoC ffs.

 

[Srinivas_K]

Resistance has the upper hand.

 

[Cheetah007]

On Pakistan: They take risks because their regional foreign policy is run by their military establishment who have no accountability to people while retaining policy continuity. As indicated by recent slogans “Ye jo dehshadgardi hai, iske peeche wardi hai”.

On India : Foreign policy is risk averse because it falls under civilian domain with greater emphasis on accountability.

If we are to go into root causes of many of the things that are happening today, was watching Sanjeev Sanyal interview a few days ago. Apparently the left wing-right wing political classification that we use today was non existent up until early years of independence, the original classification was loyalists and nationalists. post independence the loyalists like Nehru came to power since brits systematically prevented nationalists from gaining political power.

if we extend this logic, Pakistan was being ruled by nationalists right from the beginning and India was being ruled by loyalists for most part.

Well sir, American/Russian/British/French foreign policy is also run by civilians. In India's case, its mostly the mindset set by the leaders in early 50s, non interference, neutral policies et al