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of course its great move. once again Pakistanis have proved they are worst in geo politics.hum logo ko kuch karne ki jarurat hi nahi inka Arab love inko le dubega ek din. :rofl:


Iran is in a major spot of bother - it better break this Saudi cum rental armies nexus in its neighborhood fast. I.E. before they become poisonous for Iran as well.
 
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you are in bed with main sponsor of Takfiri ideology ... that is the key point ... from our prespective , there is matter of time that KSA buy your army completely and install her own General on it ... although , I read some report that in past time , there number of Wahhabi/Salafi officers increased in Pakistan .... so this is logical that in near future some of them become General and took control of your army ....
Pakistan is Mix Society
a) In Ethnicity
b) In Languages
c) Sectarian basis (97% are muslim, no doubt)

Our Sunni vary people to people like Sufi, Baralvi, Deobandi, Naqshbandi, salafi....some i know, some i wont.....you cant brand all with single Paint....One more thing....Our Army follow high profile Discipline which can be shown in Cantonments where they all pray under 1 imam, irrespective of sectarian divide)
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So Confusing...Isn't it??
 
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Pakistan will not get involved or else Iran might arm Shias in Balochistan and encourage succession or joining Iran.

Bro do you even know the conflict in Iran and Pakistan balochistan region ? Don't make such retarded comments.
 
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I agree with the mistakes that you're highlighting- Moreso, I think we should look for evidence that Iran is militarily supporting the Houthis? Iranians claim their support has been to the extent of food and medicine supplies. No one can challenge that so far- FACT-
Its another thing that we love to take every allegation on Iran's military support to Houthis, that the Saudi's are propogating, for its face value.-

The only force that can withstand the aggression is the Yemeni people, if they decide whether to accept, fight or topple- in this case the Houthis want to oust the current Gov't- that is most likely and naturally working out in Iran's favor; then why would Iran has to send ammunitions. Hadi's palace was taken over - no fighting, no destruction- they stormed in Hadi begged for his life. We can't forget Houthis have been fighting Al-Qaeda for a long time in Yemen- Does anyone question, WHY? and HOW?

It seems to me that Yemen is undergoing a revolution on their own- why does anyone have to get involved?
Hahaha My friend do u really think that iran is supporting huties only with medicans and food?? I mean really?? Brother i am from Pakistan and u better know that we know what is war and specially proxy war.So brother dont make such laughable statements.Let me tell u one thing we r not against iran and saudi arabia.we consider iran and saudi arabia as Muslims brothers.Shia Sunni its your fight not ours.we r not interested in this nonsence.As i write in my previous post that in seria saudies were supporting proxy war which i think is not a good policy.In yaman iran is supporting its proxy which i think is wrong.We did not support saudia in seria despite their request but in Yaman Iran is wrong and iran must behave.We r not against anybody.We just dont want our muslim brother fight with each other ut if we have to choose the we must choose the side which is on right side.In yaman iran is on wrong side in seria saudies were on wrong side.....Peace
 
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At this point of time it is only a local conflict, uprising of an oppressed group against the Yemini government. They have not launched any offensive against the KSA, and even in that case, Saudis should defend their country by themselves and not us (or anyone else for that matter). All we can do is to take the responsibility of the defense of the holy cities. Houthis are not our enemies nor are they something like the TTP/ISIS etc.

Besides, when our troops were fighting in East Pakistan or now against the TTP scum, who sent their troops to fight along our side? Were/are Saudis not aware that our resources are stretching thin in this fight? Could they not have helped us with their fighter jets? or financed us for much needed gunship helos? Are we the contractors of supporting Saudis, especially when they are carrying out preemptive strikes that is nothing but an aggression?

Pakistani help _if any! since there are too many conflicting news_ will be symbolic but beneficial in two folds, first it will show that it supports the prominent to come Arab rapid intervention force and secondly it might also get its help for fighting the rebels in Pakistan, it is a winning situation for Pakistan either way one looks at it. The real news I have heard are not about Pakistan sending troops or warplanes, but mostly some naval support.

we will help them to built schools,hospitals,infrastructure etc. as for safeguarding Afghanistan's freedom they are very brave people. they defeated USSR and USA. they dont need us. we will provide them arms and ammunition to fight against the oppressive Pakistani military.
Where do you get all this money that you can not spare on your own 300 + millions Indians in dire need for it. is it Heroin money you are talking about again? Just mind your business, Muslims can take care of their own.
 
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At this point of time it is only a local conflict, uprising of an oppressed group against the Yemini government. They have not launched any offensive against the KSA, and even in that case, Saudis should defend their country by themselves and not us (or anyone else for that matter). All we can do is to take the responsibility of the defense of the holy cities. Houthis are not our enemies nor are they something like the TTP/ISIS etc.

Besides, when our troops were fighting in East Pakistan or now against the TTP scum, who sent their troops to fight along our side? Were/are Saudis not aware that our resources are stretching thin in this fight? Could they not have helped us with their fighter jets? or financed us for much needed gunship helos? Are we the contractors of supporting Saudis, especially when they are carrying out preemptive strikes that is nothing but an aggression?[/QUOTE
At this point of time it is only a local conflict, uprising of an oppressed group against the Yemini government. They have not launched any offensive against the KSA, and even in that case, Saudis should defend their country by themselves and not us (or anyone else for that matter). All we can do is to take the responsibility of the defense of the holy cities. Houthis are not our enemies nor are they something like the TTP/ISIS etc.

Besides, when our troops were fighting in East Pakistan or now against the TTP scum, who sent their troops to fight along our side? Were/are Saudis not aware that our resources are stretching thin in this fight? Could they not have helped us with their fighter jets? or financed us for much needed gunship helos? Are we the contractors of supporting Saudis, especially when they are carrying out preemptive strikes that is nothing but an aggression?
well in 1971 couple of missile frigates were given to pakistan by Saudia and and when even pakistan is in problem like in 2008 earth quack first country that sent aid was Saudia and recently 1.5 billion dollar they gave Pakistan as gift come on man i have many more examples so plz be realistic and wat i know is friend in need is a friend indeed Saudis are our brothers and we will stand with them as they do when we needed them

and still you couldn't spell it right.
oh yes it is not chankiya its chankana i guess
 
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So basically so far we have had a few loose government statements, and they are waiting on the army. I personally think the Pakistani military will say no, or at best send a token force of no real significance.

A military official said on condition of anonymity that it would be extremely difficult for Pakistan to commit troops as it was already overstretched on its own borders.

"Before the PM's Saudi visit (this month), he already spoke to the army chief and they decided that committing brigades would not be possible," the official told Reuters.


It looks like the forces are subtly saying we don't want to get involved.....

Pakistan says hasn't promised to join Saudi coalition in Yemen| Reuters
 
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how can a smaller force like the houthis beat an army??

so much cowardice I have seen lately.

is it lack of morale???

No because it's not only the Houthis in this. 2/3 of the army defected from the corrupt government joined the popular movement against the Saudi a**kisser.

When the Houthis took over Sanaa they got all the government parties and asked them so sit down for talks. No one in their place would do that since they had the upper hand.
 
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