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BREAKING: PAF base Mianwali under attack, suicide bombers and heavy weapons in use

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That is the illusion that anyone was voting
PML -N has been rigging it since 1990s
 
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Youthias like you live of benefits since you're too inbred to actually work.

Faujeet made something up and ran with it 😂

Anyways, it’s the Pakistan Army that’s too inbred. A couple of people used a wooden ladder to get into an air base 💀💀

Never forget it was DGISPR that said “dollar will go up” 🤣
 
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To defeat this enemy you must first cut off the head of the snake. That is a difficult task.

Sir, cutting the head will keep its fangs intact and it will able to bite till death - better way is to crush the head so it could not do further harm.
 
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LoL doesn't prove anything that's j10c deal in Yuan rather than dollars 😂

All Pakistani trade with China is in Yuan only.

We are using Yuan to trade with Russia too.

Exclusive: Pakistan paid in Chinese currency for discounted Russian oil​


 
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9th martyr, Anil Yusuf from Christian community. 😔

Can You guys just tell Clearly i have confusion in my mind.
So there are Two Different opinion on Afghan deportation my Question is what result we got after DEPORTATION of Afghans? what is Taliban government think is our relation with them gone in brutal enmity for forever or this will bring close Afghanistan and Pakistan strategically? what will India Gain if it Backfire? is Taliban government are already think that Pakistan is their enemy if that true than it is the best strategic achievement that India gain to the End of time. if Taliban think of Pakistan as Friend than what are stopping them from ending TTP from their soil? are they really powerless? what are the Countermeasure of that Strategic Failure because would Double brutal with immense hate of India and Afghanistan combine?

@Tomcats @Foxtrot-Bravo @Dazzler @RescueRanger @LeGenD @PanzerKiel @PDF @waz @Jango @TaimiKhan @Tps43
Thank you for the mention.
2 years ago, I would have thought they were namak harams, today I think they deserved citizenship. It is brutal to displace 1.7 million people who have been living here for 3 decades and more in 1 month.
 
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Pakistan cannot win this war. The COAS have no desire to irradicate the curse of terrorism from the land. Just look at the Mianwali base attack. Dozens of PAF personal martyerd and aircrafts destroyed, 14 servicmen martyred in Gawader.
Every country previously effected by terrorism seems to be controlling security much better today including war torn Afghanistan. Yet Pakistan is further sliding into chaos. 20 years have gone by and still we havent witnessed peace, only death destruction, bombs and shootings. Mark my words there will never be an end to this!
 
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Pakistan cannot win this war. The COAS have no desire to irradicate the curse of terrorism from the land. Just look at the Mianwali base attack. Dozens of PAF personal martyerd and aircrafts destroyed, 14 servicmen martyred in Gawader.
Every country previously effected by terrorism seems to be controlling security much better today including war torn Afghanistan. Yet Pakistan is further sliding into chaos. 20 years have gone by and still we havent witnessed peace, only death destruction, bombs and shootings. Mark my words there will never be an end to this!

These khassi Generals are incompetent, they want to put their leg into everything
except from doing their job which is to fight wars.
 
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Braches after breaches ..

Pakistan: Troops end attack on Karachi naval air base​

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      23 May 2011
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BBC's Aleem Maqbool says the attack was "very coordinated, sophisticated"
Pakistani troops have ended a siege by militants who attacked a naval air force base in Karachi, killing at least 16 people - including 10 soldiers.
The attackers managed to hold hostage several foreigners at the base, but officials say they were later rescued.
The Pakistan Taliban says Sunday's raid was to avenge Osama Bin Laden's killing by US special forces in the Pakistani town of Abbottabad on 2 May.
Many attacks have been carried out since then.
"It was the revenge of martyrdom of Osama Bin Laden. It was the proof that we are still united and powerful," Ehsanullah Ehsan told Reuters news agency.
Interior Minister Rehman Malik said 10 soldiers had died and 15 were wounded in the attack.

Two attackers were also killed and a third blew himself up. Another is believed to be buried under debris and two more are thought to have escaped.
An unexploded suicide jacket and live grenades were found, the minister added.
There were 17 foreigners at the site, including 11 Chinese aviation trainers, but all are safe, Mr Malik said. He added that all of them were later rescued uninjured.
The attack is similar to a raid in October 2009 in which Taliban militants laid siege to the army headquarters in the garrison town of Rawalpindi, killing dozens.
The BBC's Aleem Maqbool in Islamabad says the Karachi incident will revive fears about the security of Pakistan's nuclear installations.
It is also another major blow to falling morale of the military after the raid on Bin Laden, correspondents say.

Aircraft burned​

On Sunday evening at 2230 (1730 GMT), militants stormed three hangars housing aircraft at the Mehran naval aviation base, according to officials.
Mr Malik said they cut through barbed wire at a place on the perimeter where they could not be detected by security cameras, and they were wearing black.
However, eyewitnesses say the attackers were dressed as naval officials and were aware of the security protocol at the base and carried themselves like soldiers.
Their first targets were aircraft parked on the tarmac and equipment in nearby hangers, says the BBC's Syed Shoaib Hasan at the scene.
The militants used rocket-propelled grenades to damage and destroy several warplanes, witnesses said. These included the Pakistan navy's premier anti-submarine and marine surveillance aircraft - the US-made P-3C Orion.
At least two of these multi-million dollar planes were set ablaze.

Satellite image showing the location of the Mehran naval air base in Karachi

The gunmen then opened indiscriminate fire, killing several naval personnel as they carried their raid into the heart of the base.
Subsequently, navy commandos and marines launched a counter-assault. Dozens of heavily armed army reinforcements also arrived to provide cover, backed by gunship helicopters.
Some of the militants were killed, officials say.
It took the security forces more than 15 hours to secure the base.
Officials say that troops were now combing the base for any remaining militants but they have to be careful because of military aircraft on the site.
"Because of the presence of several assets on the base, the operation is being carried out in a cautious, smart way," Irfan ul Haq told the Associated Press news agency.
"That's why it's taking so long."
On Friday, the Taliban bombed a US consulate convoy in Peshawar, killing one Pakistani.
Other attacks by Pakistani militants this month include a raid on a security post that killed two police in the north-west and a twin suicide bombing at a paramilitary police training centre.

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A decade later we have taken a full round circle and found ourselves at the same point.
 
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