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He was an opportunist in the best of Soviet tradition. Either of Stalin who killed more communists than any captalist, Trotsky (the Ukie Jew who ran away from his own creation) or Khurschev (the guy who brought the soviet empire to its knees). Communism was and is a failed idea, no wonder it's...

Russia Says Taliban Controls Afghan Borders With Uzbekistan, Tajikistan one day ago Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu...

I wish there was a DNA test for the Indian overconfidence. It might have shut them up for a little while.

That was one messed up video. Where everyone is 1000% sure :azn:

Hence their worship of any and everything.

Don't how this person could be 1000% sure? Like do they work for the Chinese cyber command.

This video is actually showing the ANA surrendering Kunduz Airport to IEA. The vehicles you see are of the Kabul administration being allowed to leave after agreement. Please amend the title.

It's just amazing when that female talks about getting no help from anyone. I am like come on. You had twenty years of any and every support you could ask for, plus two trillion in us tax payers dollars. If someone gave that kinda money to even Asif Zardari he will probably do a better job.

Disgusting people.

At this moment in time planning an escape route will be more appropriate.

And Pakistan replied "Bye, bye USA, you will not be missed" Also don't forget to close the door behind you.

Yes he was, a factory boss in Uzbekistan before he was drafted in to support the war effort. And as a good communist (read opportunist) he kept Najib safe till he ran out of money to pay and the funds promised by India to Najib didn't materialise (surprise, surprise). Because soviet Union was...

Pakistan can do it's part when and where they choose, as was demonstrated in Feb 2019. But others might join in the fun and we do welcome it. Be that China salami slicing your Bharat mata or IEA returning some favours.

It's not about Pakistan's importance or not. It's about who is the stated enemy, the last we heard was that the winning party in the Afghan conflict is not very happy with Indian shenanigans over there and at some point might return the favour.

Maybe Pakistan can buy it from IEA. It would be fun to hunt Indian proxies with Indian hardware.

The guy was enjoying the good life before the inevitable happen.

He needs to board the next available flight to Delhi.

Probably their army chief surrendered to the IEA, and now they have to promote another Sergeant to General and declare him military chief.

There is no chance of a 90s style civil war. It is just IEA reestablishing their control. At a pace similar to the Americans

Yes, it is a civil and your buddies are begging you for help. Now what does it say of India when it is very vocal about how much you love the Kabuli paedos, but run for the exit as soon as the white man as out of the door. Don't worry about Pakistan we are capable of handling our situation...