Army chief asks Ghani for cooperation in tracing Charsadda attackers

[IceCold]

we dont have any shiny toys

Yeah and what at those JF17s and F16s for? Cruise missiles tanks nuclear capability, cobras
And if we don't have anything than better shut up and stop competing with India accept Kashmir as it is and move on.

 

[Taimoor Khan]

if we watch news closely then this same sentence was told by retired gen g d bakshi to retired air officer of pak after pathankot and then pak officer made fun of him....why everything seems like deja vu....terrorist attack call traces to neighbouring country and host country cant do a shit...i think ghani will also condems attack and promise to support..but we all know what will follow

Bit off topic, by Gen Bakshi remind me of Mr Bean, and they both make us laugh. I would understand why Pak officer was making fun of him.

 

[Pomegranate]

What you suggest?

NUKE Them?

At least threaten them .........

 

[simple Brain]

Yea and they are still asking ............ WOW .........we are nuclear capable state ...........

I feel you man!

 

[PakSword]

Pakistan should close Afghan transit trade until they handover the murderers.

Pakistan should also ensure that any shipments from Iran do not reach Kabul. I know we can do both.

 

[cloud4000]

Pakistan should close Afghan transit trade until they handover the murderers.

Pakistan should also ensure that any shipments from Iran do not reach Kabul. I know we can do both.

Why would Iran listen to Pakistan? They have their own interests in Afghanistan to protect. And Iran-Pakistan relations are not exactly ideal, at the moment.

Now the whole Chalabar port project comes into focus. If Afghanistan utilize it, it will need less reliance on Pakistan.

 

[Jazzbot]

So if Army Chief has asked afghanistan to help, that means Afghan soil was used for this recent attack. Now the same person took the responsibility of Charsadda attack who masterminded APS. So what lessons we've learned?

We asked Afghans to help after APS, and they did nothing. A year after the same person is involved in another attack from his base in Afghanistan, and we are still asking for help?

Just bomb the fcker or at least start talking with them as they are terrorists. Damn these afghans are very canny when they talk about Pakistan but here we are, asking for help. Fittay Mooh.

 

[Taimoor Khan]

Why would Iran listen to Pakistan? They have their own interests in Afghanistan to protect. And Iran-Pakistan relations are not exactly ideal, at the moment.

Now the whole Chalabar port project comes into focus. If Afghanistan utilize it, it will need less reliance on Pakistan.

Your understanding is very limited when it comes to Afghan affairs. The present Afghan dispensation installed by western civilization, is nothing more then rebranded northern Alliance minority group, the farsawan, which hates the Pakhtoon in south and to be fair the feeling is mutual. When you say "Afghanistan", as in present day one with present kabul regime, with the background I mentioned, it really doesnt hold much value as such. Taliban being a Pakhtoon movement will , not in million years would work under the northern alliance scumbag. Eventually the Pakhtoon will make their way back to Kabul and once that happen, we in Pakistan will have our influence by default. Charbahar can be made redundant as and when needed. worst come to worse, Taliban who nearly went to war with Iran during their rein over Kabul, got no love for Iran and being strict sunni militia, they actually despise Iran.

 

[Green Angel]

yeah and what's a nuke??
I guess a tiddi patakha in your area is called nuke.... wake up and grow some ball*.........

Yea,Politicians must improve their Democratic balls....otherwise

 

[Tipu7]

At least threaten them .........

Threaten them from NUKES?

There is absolutely no need to threaten them

 

[HttpError]

Time to send these MF Afghans out of our country any sympathizer of these illegals Afghans should be booted out of the country as well. If not then I urge Government of Punjab to Ban all illegal Afghans to be barred from Punjab. Enough is enough, how much more blood shall we spill ? When the Hell this impotent government will wake up ? Where is the NAP ?
Everyone is playing with normal Pakistanis and our blood is being split. I think its time to issue a strong statement to India just like their ugly DM did. Now it is our turn to hit them, if we can't the please surrender these nukes and all defense equipment.

 

[pakdefender]

Why would Iran listen to Pakistan? They have their own interests in Afghanistan to protect. And Iran-Pakistan relations are not exactly ideal, at the moment.

Now the whole Chalabar port project comes into focus. If Afghanistan utilize it, it will need less reliance on Pakistan.

Chabahar is like the indian LCA

 

[New Resolve]

A pointless exercise, we know what we have to do, the sooner the better.

 

[Jungibaaz]

This event has been unlike most other terror attacks we've seen in terms of the reaction of the public, it has re-awoken memories of the APS massacre, only this time the shock and sorrow is overtaken by anger and discontent. The reaction seemed immediate, usually in these sort of events, the shock and sorrow precedes all anger and calls for action, not here.

All I know is, we were told that the campaigns conducted since 2014 had been largely successful, and had gone some way in dealing with our issues. I sincerely hope we ditch the US, Afghanistan and all other parties and look after our interests first, we're in it for the long haul unlike those that have already lost interest.

Why would Iran listen to Pakistan? They have their own interests in Afghanistan to protect. And Iran-Pakistan relations are not exactly ideal, at the moment.

Now the whole Chalabar port project comes into focus. If Afghanistan utilize it, it will need less reliance on Pakistan.

Pakistan could make Afghanistan starve at will, this has been the case for a very long time, and will continue to be for the foreseeable future, despite alternative trade routes. I of course don't advocate it at all, just a point to note, Pakistan can apply pressure on the Afghans, they were shielded before, now that the US and all other parties are drawing down their hopes and interest, Pakistan and Iran will become the dominant external parties which is natural and inevitable.

 

[cloud4000]

Your understanding is very limited when it comes to Afghan affairs. The present Afghan dispensation installed by western civilization, is nothing more then rebranded northern Alliance minority group, the farsawan, which hates the Pakhtoon in south and to be fair the feeling is mutual. When you say "Afghanistan", as in present day one with present kabul regime, with the background I mentioned, it really doesnt hold much value as such. Taliban being a Pakhtoon movement will , not in million years would work under the northern alliance scumbag. Eventually the Pakhtoon will make their way back to Kabul and once that happen, we in Pakistan will have our influence by default. Charbahar can be made redundant as and when needed. worst come to worse, Taliban who nearly went to war with Iran during their rein over Kabul, got no love for Iran and being strict sunni militia, they actually despise Iran.

I'm familiar with the dynamics of Afghanistan. And your comments just confirms what I'm saying. If Taliban is Pakistan's proxy in Afghanistan, do you think Iran will sit idly by while some group who "got no love for Iran and being strict sunni militia" will sit in power in Kabul? We're not living in the 1990s anymore.

Chabahar is like the indian LCA

Yes, like the LCA, it will take awhile, but it will get done.

Pakistan could make Afghanistan starve at will, this has been the case for a very long time, and will continue to be for the foreseeable future, despite alternative trade routes. I of course don't advocate it at all, just a point to note, Pakistan can apply pressure on the Afghans, they were shielded before, now that the US and all other parties are drawing down their hopes and interest, Pakistan and Iran will become the dominant external parties which is natural and inevitable.

I agree. I will like to add China and Russia to the mix too.