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we have to turn up the heat on india in Kashmir , thats the need of the hour
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we have to turn up the heat on india in Kashmir , thats the need of the hour
Afgan army determination against Pakistan shows that now they are ready to run their country on their own. Its time India, US,China, West should work together for strengthening Afgan army.
i still maintain that this is merely a ploy to increase afghan nationalism so the country doesn't disintegrate when NATO leaves..... its a good ploy with a good chance of success but for it to work completely, a full scale war where all afghans are equally threatened will be needed..... i am skeptical that any afghan leader would have the balls to challenge Pakistan, but i could be wrong..
That is true, look at these soldiers, they look professional
Yup you need to do that ASAP, IA needs target practice
@BATMAN SIR
Arent you the same funny guy who was reciting some islamic verses 100 times on cricket thread, to make sure pakistan won the world cup match against india, the famous left hand of pervez musharraf?? lol. I am a true fan.
PS: sorry I am not able to send PMs
By CHARLES LEVINSON
At an anti-Pakistan rally in Kabul on Friday, Afghan protestors had to resort to various tactics before the flag they were trying to burn ignited to their satisfaction. WSJ's Charles Levinson reports via #WorldStream.
KABUL—Thousands of marchers shouted "Death to Pakistan" and burned Pakistani flags in the Afghan capital Friday, a day after the worst border clash in more than a decade left one person dead and five injured.
Demonstrators hoisted Afghan soldiers on their shoulders and urged that territory be taken back from Pakistan, with some calling for war.
The clash began late Wednesday when Afghan security forces—which are trained, funded and advised by the U.S.—apparently tried to seize control of one of several newly erected Pakistani military posts along the disputed border. Pakistan fired artillery shells at Afghan forces, who responded with mortars and rocket-propelled grenades.
By the time it ended Thursday morning, one Afghan Border Police officer had been killed and three wounded. Pakistan said two of its soldiers had been wounded.
Afghan officials say the posts are in Afghan territory, a claim supported by U.S. military maps but rejected by Pakistan.
Afghanistan doesn't recognize the so-called Durand Line, the British-drawn boundary between the two countries that cuts through ethnic Pashtun lands, as an international frontier with Pakistan.
Tensions between the neighboring countries have steadily mounted in recent months as the U.S. winds down its military presence in Afghanistan and the Afghan and Pakistan militaries grow more assertive.
Many Afghans resent Pakistan's interference in Afghanistan, especially decades of Pakistani intelligence support for the Taliban.
"We are protesting against Pakistan, against its interference in Afghanistan, militarily, politically, its support for the Taliban, and 30 years of proxy war in Afghanistan by Pakistan," said Zaland Faiz, head of a youth movement in Kabul.
He held a sign that declared: "Pakistan is a terrorism sponsoring state."
"They tried to invade our country," said Israr Ahmed Khan, a local politician leading protest chants. "These are historically Afghan lands."
The uneasy border remained calm on Friday.
Both sides blamed the other for provoking the clash, which appeared to begin after Afghan forces seized control of a Pakistan border post.
Afghan officials said the Pakistani soldiers were violating an agreement by building additional fortification onto the outpost. Pakistani officials said they were merely conducting routine repairs.
U.S. military officials said they were working to calm tensions. Any disruption to the flow of goods across the Afghanistan-Pakistan border could hamper U.S. efforts to withdraw its remaining 66,000 troops and their equipment from the country in coming months.
—Habib Khan Totakhil contributed to this article.
Write to Charles Levinson at charles.levinson@wsj.com
Afghans Protest After Clash on Pakistani Border - WSJ.com
the thing that interests me is that why is usa doing anything??even though they agree that the gates are in afghan territory??
@Sher Malang @Armstrong @Secur @Abu Zolfiqar @Pak-one
Dont worry you will get enough practice when the taliban will make mince meat of your forces in IOK and come after you guys. LOL.
Nincompoop have you seen the videoclip in youtube called Anay Do. It is hilarious ad. Watch it.
Hint: Its when we came last year and beat you 2-1. HOWZATTTTT!
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yes very professional indeed , look at the guy in the middle he got the flag mast between his legs
It is either to be kept to the side or there is a socket in the belt in which it fits , sticking it between your legs is kind of stupid and funny that only the afghani army would do
also the guy with the other flag has got all his weight ( too much of it .. haha ) on one leg
their drill instructors must be very lousy
That is true, look at these soldiers, they look professional
Just 3 decades of stability and Afghanistan will be the 2nd strongest country in South Asia after India.Mark my words.