Which fighter jet did they use to bomb inside Afghanistan? Definitely not F-16s.
Maybe wing long drones. At least some commentators were referring to them.
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Which fighter jet did they use to bomb inside Afghanistan? Definitely not F-16s.
Oh! Any links?Maybe wing long drones. At least some commentators were referring to them.
Oh! Any links?
They are gonna blame the Jews, Hindus, ahmadiya, pashtuns and balochis for this
Pakistani ramblings in this thread aged like milk lol.Too sad most of them aren't here to witness thisAfghan Taliban hit ‘several points’ in Pakistan in retaliation for attacks
The attacks come days after the Taliban pledged retaliation for Pakistani air strikes inside Afghanistan.www.aljazeera.com
They can blame anyone they want but in the end they are gonna fight and ironically Pakistanis tried for decades to turn Afghanistan to a buffer state only forthemselves become an indian buffer state against the talibs .They are gonna blame the Jews, Hindus, ahmadiya, pashtuns and balochis for this
Afghans would keep dying cause of their wishful dreams. They refuse to accept the border, give refuge to TTP.Afghan-Pakistani border clashes continue even with Taliban takeover.
Shows how deeply they hate each other.
This is what Israelis, Greeks and Iranians hope happens between us and HTS, which is impossible due to geography.Analysis: Why have Pakistan’s ties with the Afghan Taliban turned frigid?
For two decades, they were close allies. Why are relations between Pakistan and the Taliban so tense now?www.aljazeera.com
Why go the conventional route when we can easily exploit the ethnic fault lines in Afg.If and when Pakistan wants to,the Taliban have no chance.
Pakistan tried that with the TTP(support),it didnt work.Why go the conventional route when we can easily exploit the ethnic fault lines in Afg.
Tajiks and Uzbeks hate the Pashtun supremacy over them. How I know? I am from an Uzbek immigrant family from Afg to Pak in communist era. And that hate hasnt gone down, its festered.
70 years have taught Pakistan that Afghanistan wouldn't accept the Durand line ( Pak -Afghan international border ). We should establish a buffer zone Turkiye style and erode the Talib strength by funding Uzbeks and Tajiks.
Unlike Yanks and Russians, we know the area and are here to stay.
Pakistan never supported TTP. TTP was formed as a retaliation against American drone strikes in FATA ( Pakistan's former tribal area ), Pakistani military operations etc. And the funding to TTP comes from the East of Pakistan ifykwim.Pakistan tried that with the TTP(support),it didnt work.
But i still cant understand the hate between both countries.
I dont think either country would work with Pakistan,Tajik for their closeness with Iran and Uzbeks for Pakistan's previous support to the Talibans via the TTP..
I think it was @Merzifonlu. who said that Pakistan Afghanistan and Iran fell at the same time and would rise together if they did. Which is very true. Unfortunately it looks like a long arduous slog to me.
If and when Pakistan wants to,the Taliban have no chance.
The region will prosper only when Afghans start to act as civilised humans and not like animals ran from a zoo. Otherwise Afghans would keep dying in airstrikes and border skirmishes.Pakistan does not have the will nor capability to engage in a conflict in Afghanistan. Their leadership and colonial military are inherently cowards, corrupt and only seeking to exploit the people of Pakistan for their own person interests. All which is needed is a small push from Afghanistan and the people of Pakistan will crucify their leaders and colonial military themselves. Only then can the region prosper.
Can you elaborate? I am interested to to read your POV.Yes, I have said this in the past. Now I am raising the stakes and saying that their collapse will come around 2028!
Bigotry, hatred, mismanagement and deep-rooted corruption will end the statehood of the Iranian state firstly and then the Pakistani state.
The state of Afghanistan has been in that category for a long time. There is an Afghan state on paper, but in reality, there is no such state.