PaklovesTurkiye
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Guys, You decide who is loyal to Pakistan and who is loyal to Iran.
This Pakistani brother of yours will keep defending Pakistan from these Iranian stooges.
There is no justification to what Iran has done to Pakistan...
Why go to 1980s.....Why go to 1979? what happened in 1979? Iranians exported their sectarian literature to Pakistan, manipulating Shias here..
No nation can allow foreign power to brainwash her citizens....
So, Pakistan should support Iranian Sunnis by your logic? They are also suppressed by Iranian sectarian regime...
This Pakistani brother of yours will keep defending Pakistan from these Iranian stooges.
In Past sectarian tension has also complicated relations. In the 1980s, several radical groups began a systematic assault on Shi'i symbols and mosques in Pakistan. Pakistani Shi'a, with Iranian assistance, responded by forming their own militias. The continued targeting by Sunni terrorists of Pakistani Shi'a remains an Iranian concern. This Shi'i-Sunni strife in Pakistan has provoked Iran to provide clandestine support to its co-religionists there.
However, Pakistan and Iran have worked to improve security cooperation. the two states established the Pakistan-Iran Joint Ministerial Commission on Security to enhance cooperation on security issues such as terrorism, drug trafficking, and sectarian violence. Top Iranian political and intelligence officials regularly engage their Pakistani counterparts, . Kulbshan Yadev and his network is the example caught by us on Iranian tip. We can't ignore this Iran such great help to us.
in a recent development, there is a fundamental change in both Tehran and Islamabad, Afghanistan will be coming crossroad, for sure not proxies. Regardless of who runs Afghanistan, Tehran's and Islamabad's conflicting interests over Afghanistan have played a pivotal role in the formation of their foreign policies toward each other. I think we resolved this issue over the table with Iran. Right now Iran needs our help to fight against COVID-19 and some economical relief to stand on feet and we shouldn't compare Iran and China's responses over Paksiatni Traveller. Iran doesn't have the infrastructure and money to deal with its COVID-19 foreign Patients. It is Iran best interest to send them back and focus their limited fund only on their nation. But This type of Iran engagement does not necessarily equate to trust because we are also seeing IRAN pushing his Afghan refugees on our border, the question is why?
There is no justification to what Iran has done to Pakistan...
Why go to 1980s.....Why go to 1979? what happened in 1979? Iranians exported their sectarian literature to Pakistan, manipulating Shias here..
No nation can allow foreign power to brainwash her citizens....
So, Pakistan should support Iranian Sunnis by your logic? They are also suppressed by Iranian sectarian regime...
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