Taliban Takeover of Afghanistan 2021: Impact on India

[Jimih]

LGBQWERTY only

Biden administration is now focused on threat to Afghan ‘LGBTQI+ community’

Blinken defends chaotic Kabul withdrawal, says Biden administration is now focused on threat to Afghan ‘LGBTQI+ community’

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken denied accusations of a botched retreat from Afghanistan, blaming the Trump administration for any failures and saying Washington is focused on protecting LGBTQ and other vulnerable Afghans.

www.rt.com

 

[Jimih]

verbal altercation

 

[Jimih]

Durrand Line being breached

 

[doreamon]

Farid zakaria interview

 

[jackprince]

They told and the idiots worldwide believed them. They don't know their ass in Afghanistan as evident from the last week's fiasco, yet they conveniently found the planner of the bombing within such short notice? Not only that, their intelligence network has obviously been compromised given how they were caught with their pants down, then how come they even knew which building to bomb? Who ensured that the building was occupied by the very same people? Taliban? If Taliban knew in such short notice where that planner is, shouldn't it be crystal clear that it was Taliban who sheltered them or helped them at the least for carrying out the bombing?

Also, if US knew ISIS-K planner's location, it would be common sense to send in a SOF team to capture him for future intel. Instead they bombed a building? Why? What evidence was there that even if it the location of a leader of ISIS-K leader, it was the same who planned the attack?

Apparently the whole bloody world is full of morons who trust US Intelligence apparatus. Their failures are legendary and their success is always doubtful.

Just what I suspected from the beginning.

The vipers that reside in USA are the worst human rights violators who have the gal to preach the rest of the world.

Frankly, Wion is earning the respect it has been gaining steadily. Every US news media is either silent or adding 'if' to this news. That the US drone struck a car surrounded by children within a courtyard of a civilian house should have been enough to court martial the authority. Yet, nothing happens to the evil that is USA leadership.

No wonder it is hated so much! They lack even the minimum humanity to be considered civilised!

 

[Jimih]

Afghanistan Is in Freefall. America Must Punish Pakistan For Its Role.

Afghanistan Is in Freefall. America Must Punish Pakistan For Its Role.

The American defeat to the Taliban and, by extension, Pakistan is a humiliation rooted not in a US military failure but the corrosiveness and shortsightedness of America’s own political debate. It is a blow the United States might have avoided, but should not take without a response. Simply put...

nationalinterest.org

 

[Jimih]

Just what I suspected from the beginning.

The vipers that reside in USA are the worst human rights violators who have the gal to preach the rest of the world.

Frankly, Wion is earning the respect it has been gaining steadily. Every US news media is either silent or adding 'if' to this news. That the US drone struck a car surrounded by children within a courtyard of a civilian house should have been enough to court martial the authority. Yet, nothing happens to the evil that is USA leadership.

No wonder it is hated so much! They lack even the minimum humanity to be considered civilised!

Whats new about US droning civilians?

USA is been doing this for atleast 1 and half decade.

 

[jackprince]

Whats new about US droning civilians?

USA is been doing this for atleast 1 and half decade.

Yeah, that's what I just said.

It hits home sometimes when new incidents come into light.

 

[Jimih]

Yeah, that's what I just said.

It hits home sometimes when new incidents come into light.

US drone pilots leak footage of air strikes against unarmed Afghans,

Just watch this

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[nWo 4 Life]

Whats new about US droning civilians?

USA is been doing this for atleast 1 and half decade.

That Collateral Murder video was when everyone in the world got to see it with their own eyes.

 

[doreamon]

US drone pilots leak footage of air strikes against unarmed Afghans,

Just watch this

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wow .. wish we had the balls to use it against naxalites when they come in groups to attack .

 

[WARREN SS]

wow .. wish we had the balls to use it against naxalites when they come in groups to attack .

Problem with Naxalite is that they are sadly indian citizens
Also they usually take civilians with them when moving in open area in large formations

That makes operations vulnerable to judicial scrutiny and human rights issue

Govt who has able to take media scrutiny and judicial activism can certainly be successful.

 

[mokoman]

US pledged 60 million dollars in aid to Afghanistan.. When it was spending 290 million dollars everyday before the fall of Kabul..

US spent $290m every day in Afghanistan for 20 years

Report says the money helped “create a tiny class of young, ultra-rich Afghans".

www.dawn.com

Dont think the dawn article is accurate.

How billions spent on Afghan army ultimately benefited Taliban

Of the approximately $145 billion the U.S. government spent trying to rebuild Afghanistan, about $83 billion went to developing and sustaining its army

www.livemint.com

Of the approximately $145 billion the U.S. government spent trying to rebuild Afghanistan, about $83 billion went to developing and sustaining its army

What We Need to Learn: Lessons from Twenty Years of Afghanistan Reconstruction

SIGAR released its 11th lessons learned report examining the past 20 years of the U.S. reconstruction effort in Afghanistan. After spending $145 billion trying to rebuild Afghanistan, the U.S. government has many lessons to learn.

www.sigar.mil

The U.S. government has now spent 20 years and $145 billion trying to rebuild Afghanistan, its security forces, civilian government institutions, economy, and civil society. The Department of Defense (DOD) has also spent $837 billion on warfighting.

60 billion over 20 years - thats 8 million per day for reconstruction efforts on a country like afghanistan .

 

[doreamon]

Problem with Naxalite is that they indian citizens
Also they usually take civilians with then when moving in open area.

That makes operations vulnerable to judicial scrutiny and human rights issue

yeah i know .. but during ambush when lives are at stake done strike ll be useful . Also situational awareness most imp help that can be provided to forces .

 

[Jimih]

Problem with Naxalite is that they are sadly indian citizens

Any Indian national who take out guns against the country must not be termed as Indian citizens.

Constitution of India only protects law abiding citizens.

 

[WARREN SS]

Any Indian national who take out guns against the country must not be termed as Indian citizens.

Constitution of India only protects law abiding citizens.

You really think that
Wonder why Supreme Court conducted late night trial for Yakub Menon.??

Left Lobbies strong .they have global
Monetary and Covert support by whole ecosystem.

 

[Jimih]

You really think that
Wonder why Supreme Court conducted late night trial for Yakub Menon.??

Left Lobbies strong .they have global
Monetary and Covert support by whole ecosystem.

That is the problem. Ecosystem is strong, really strong. Cant do shit about it.

 

[Jimih]

A US-India-Pakistan partnership on drone strikes against Afghan targets?

 

[Lost user]

Dont think the dawn article is accurate.

How billions spent on Afghan army ultimately benefited Taliban

Of the approximately $145 billion the U.S. government spent trying to rebuild Afghanistan, about $83 billion went to developing and sustaining its army

www.livemint.com

Of the approximately $145 billion the U.S. government spent trying to rebuild Afghanistan, about $83 billion went to developing and sustaining its army

What We Need to Learn: Lessons from Twenty Years of Afghanistan Reconstruction

SIGAR released its 11th lessons learned report examining the past 20 years of the U.S. reconstruction effort in Afghanistan. After spending $145 billion trying to rebuild Afghanistan, the U.S. government has many lessons to learn.

www.sigar.mil

The U.S. government has now spent 20 years and $145 billion trying to rebuild Afghanistan, its security forces, civilian government institutions, economy, and civil society. The Department of Defense (DOD) has also spent $837 billion on warfighting.

60 billion over 20 years - thats 8 million per day for reconstruction efforts on a country like afghanistan .

I wasn't talking about reconstruction only.. I meant the total money spent on Afghanistan..As per SIGAR Report.. its $ 982 Billion.. amounting to about $130 million per day.. If you assume $2 trillion as the total cost.. ( maybe it included future support to disabled veterans.. etc..).. then, it would amount to around $290 million per day for 20 years..

 

[Jimih]

Thousands of refugees waiting to influx Pakistan