Border incident may have triggered Pak-Iran diplomatic row

[Tps43]

Lol no
actually u need negotiation skills as well

 

[Mentee]

Lol no
actually u need negotiation skills as well

Hence I said can? But can they or not if given let's say a 6 months training session ?

 

[Tps43]

@Mentee only viable solution is to merge external wing of isi with mofa with forigen sec from intel background

 

[Mentee]

@Mentee only viable solution is to merge external wing of isi with mofa with forigen sec from intel background

Okay. I saw it coming - - - - -.
What about the staff?

 

[Tps43]

Okay. I saw it coming - - - - -.
What about the staff?

Merge them as well

 

[Umair Nawaz]

That was rude.

I made a sarcastic comment

delete it then, and use yr head before opening yr mouth

 

[El Sidd]

delete it then, and use yr head before opening yr mouth

kardia bhai

Sorry about that guys...... emoosnal hogaya tha

 

[IceCold]

delete it then, and use yr head before opening yr mouth

Hum Pakistanis apna political pacand or na pacand main itna aga chala jata hain bagair yeh dekha kah humera is tara sa mouth open kerna sa humera apna he mulk ka nuqsaan hota ha specially aik aisa forum per jahan bahir ka log specially Indians hota hain

So if 10 Iranian border guards get abducted, maybe Iran should focus more on training rather than interfering in other countries.
Pakistan faces similar situation on the Pak Afghan border but Pakistani soldiers dont get abducted by unknown fellas.

 

[The Eagle]

Pakistan, Iran share border of peace, friendship: FM Qureshi

October 17, 2018

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Foreign Minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi says Pakistan and Iran have traditionally shared a border of peace and friendship which would be maintained in the same spirit.

He was talking to his Iranian counterpart Javad Zarif who telephonically called him today (Wednesday) to discuss the situation following abduction of Iranian guards near Pakistan-Iran border point of Mirjaveh yesterday.

Expressing his serious concern on the incident, Shah Mehmood Qureshi said such incidents are handy work of our common enemies unhappy with existing close and friendly relations between the two countries.

He reaffirmed Pakistan's commitment not to allow anyone succeed in such malicious efforts.

Shah Mahmood Qureshi briefed the Iranian Foreign Minister about the active efforts launched by Pakistan law enforcement agencies to ascertain whereabouts of the missing Iranian guards, in coordination with Iranian military and intelligence counterparts.

It was noted that the two Directors General (Military Operations) were in close contact through hotline to coordinate the search and rescue efforts including enhanced air surveillance and troops' deployment in the border area where the incident took place.

Thanking the Foreign Minister, Javad Zarif underscored Iran's desire to overcome all hurdles jointly with Pakistan in maintaining complete peace along the Pak-Iran border.