Live Conflict War in Afghanistan

Tonil · Oct 13, 2021

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AlphaMike said:
if only photoshoot translate anything to Taliban CT prowess.

just a reminder that since the last HKIA attack, there had been a total of 45 attacks across Afghanistan.

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1446952519347888136

as I've mention before, CT will be a major headache for the Taliban.

If the Afghan govt didn't quite manage it with NATO support I doubt the Taliban can.

If Pakistan can and Indonesia can and Egypt can Afghanistan will. It will be nothing more than sporadic hits separated by Months just like Pakistan and elsewhere. IS are no more threat in Afghanistan than they are in Indonesia that is just the truth they don't have the logistics or people. It is an obsecure element nothing more really that is just the factual ground reality.. No force on earth can harm IEA on these mountains.

This is the definition of a proud man

Gary · Oct 13, 2021

Tonil said:
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If Pakistan can and Indonesia can and Egypt can Afghanistan will.

Pakistan, Indonesia and the mentioned nation all had deep intelligence cooperation with the US. and it's an official partnership.

OTOH, as our members here suggest, tha Taliban did not want US cooperation against ISKP.

Tonil said:
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. It will be nothing more than sporadic hits separated by Months just like Pakistan and elsewhere.

That sporadic hits are what ISK wants, they want to bitch about hw incapable the mighty IEA in dealing with small ISKP. You haven't realized it yet.
Just like how the Taliban like to celebrate how incapable NATO are stopping their bombings.

Tonil said:
Taliban will ransack them to bits and drag them under the ground they could number millions it doesn't matter.. To the last man attitude that screams I will die on this hill and self-sacrifice is enough to deplate them so much thru out the years they will retreat anyways it would be effortless

This question I had answered it before, you can see it here

for example in their hunt for ISKP, they mass killed the salafists in Afghanistan. That's a horrifying evidence of their relative backwardness in CT. They WILL eventually regret it later.

Tonil · Oct 13, 2021

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1447887770718924807

Tonil · Oct 13, 2021

AlphaMike said:
Pakistan, Indonesia and the mentioned nation all had deep intelligence cooperation with the US. and it's an official partnership.

OTOH, as our members here suggest, tha Taliban did not want US cooperation against ISKP.

That sporadic hits are what ISK wants, they want to bitch about hw incapable the mighty IEA in dealing with small ISKP. You haven't realized it yet.
Just like how the Taliban like to celebrate how incapable NATO are stopping their bombings.

This question I had answered it before, you can see it here

for example in their hunt for ISKP, they mass killed the salafists in Afghanistan. That's a horrifying evidence of their relative backwardness in CT. They WILL eventually regret it later.

lol now I get it. You take the US as god besides god is this what it is all about? IEA doesn't need partnership or cooperation on the ground with anyone in dealing with civilian individuals. You need to smell the cafe and realize all this ISKP bogus is nonexistent but they are few civilians.

Few sporadic scenes separated in months doesn't harm IEA the least they anticipate this nothing to write home about example look at Turkey they do get these ones in awhile for 40 years now but they deal with it normally.

Attacking salafists could be a dangerous undertaking I agree with this part but aside from that IEA has alot of salafists in their ranks and part of me thinks that salafists part was propaganda specifically in the Nangarhar area and probably I would say about 10-15% of the current IEA rank are salafists approx. Salafists are the least group IEA wants to upset they are very militant element and hard headed but aside from that nothing suggests split between them but on the contrary. They are very pro-IEA. The reason for that is there is not much different between them because the traditionalists muslims like the Afghans and salafists are technically identical in practice they just differ in naming not in creed or practice. The same thing with these in Turkey despite being liberal muslim they don't differ in practice from these two groups or these in Afghanistan or the Gulf

Gary · Oct 13, 2021

Tonil said:
lol now I get it. You take the US as god besides god is this what it is all about?

I never said that.

Tonil said:
You need to smell the cafe and realize all this ISKP bogus is nonexistent but they are few civilians.

see this ??

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1444385002746228739

his friend is the founder of ISKP. What civilians r u talking about ???

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1444385036715925504

their recruits are actually from the Taliban herself and after their defeat in Kunar, increasingly from the Haqqani networks, which is known to be trained in urban guerilla. So no wonder the last 45 attacks are all urban.

Now add treatment of Salafists under the Taliban Hanafists and we're going to have another decade of war

Tonil said:
Attacking salafists could be a dangerous undertaking I agree with this part but aside from that IEA has alot of salafists in their ranks and part of me thinks that salafists part was propaganda specifically in the Nangarhar area and probably I would say about 10-15% of the current IEA rank are salafists approx. Salafists are the least group IEA wants to upset they are very militant element and hard headed but aside from that nothing suggests split between them but on the contrary. They are very pro-IEA. The reason for that is there is not much different between them because the traditionalists muslims like the Afghans and salafists are technically identical in practice they just differ in naming not in creed or practice. The same thing with these in Turkey despite being liberal muslim they don't differ in practice from these two groups or these in Afghanistan or the Gulf

The Taliban’s Persistent War on Salafists in Afghanistan

Salafists in Afghanistan face severe challenges and insecurities after the fall of Kabul to the Taliban on August 15. The Taliban are suspicious of Afghan Salafists for supporting the Taliban’s arch-enemy, Islamic State in Khorasan Province (ISKP). The Taliban’s abduction of one of the most...

jamestown.org

If you read US SIGAR reports on US failures in Afghanistan you'll see that they tracked those mistakes months right after the fall of Kabul in 2001, Taliban will now face the same Kabul 2001 moments the coalition did. they're going to lament it.

Kaptaan · Oct 13, 2021

Tonil said:
US as god besides god

Inferiorty complex induces such hallucinations. There is no panacea for this condition.

Tonil · Oct 13, 2021

In Baghlan, three graduates from a military training center called Mohammadi Qata.

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1444244983393959939

Tonil · Oct 13, 2021

AlphaMike said:
I never said that.

see this ??

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1444385002746228739

his friend is the founder of ISKP. What civilians r u talking about ???

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1444385036715925504

their recruits are actually from the Taliban herself and after their defeat in Kunar, increasingly from the Haqqani networks, which is known to be trained in urban guerilla. So no wonder the last 45 attacks are all urban.

Now add treatment of Salafists under the Taliban Hanafists and we're going to have another decade of war

The Taliban’s Persistent War on Salafists in Afghanistan

Salafists in Afghanistan face severe challenges and insecurities after the fall of Kabul to the Taliban on August 15. The Taliban are suspicious of Afghan Salafists for supporting the Taliban’s arch-enemy, Islamic State in Khorasan Province (ISKP). The Taliban’s abduction of one of the most...

jamestown.org

If you read US SIGAR reports on US failures in Afghanistan you'll see that they tracked those mistakes months right after the fall of Kabul in 2001, Taliban will now face the same Kabul 2001 moments the coalition did. they're going to lament it.

Try to understand that Salafists are pro-IEA period thru and thru you don't need to look further than that it dissolves all of this

Tonil · Oct 13, 2021

Kaptaan said:
Inferiorty complex induces such hallucinations. There is no panacea for this condition.

Unfortunately true I guess the entire witch hunt steams from there

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Special Forces Special series pieces interesting and invaluable

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1444244378428624899