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Iran repeats it may send military forces to Pakistan

you guys remind me of this female staff who never stops whining at anything. You are on a Pakistani forum and for a moment think about how Pakistanis are treated in Indian defence forums or any forums as a matter of fact. For them every Pakistani member is a antakwadi.

This is an international forum to discuss primarily the issues of Pakistan. It is hosted in the USA. Technically, it is an American forum. If I play by the rules and report transgression of rules, that may constitute "whining" to you and your Pakistani culture. In my culture it is called a respect for the order of the day. Get that in your head for once and all
 
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The iranians should send in whole columns of tanks into Pakistan then we can test weapon system such as Nasr in live battle field situation
 
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Then what was your intel group doing when the situation was in control? Come on man, you can't pull a fast one on Iran. They barely intervene in your issues.

Whatever it be the case, these terrorists or whatever they are, come from within your territory. Once it is from inside your territory, then it is your responsibility as a sovereign nation to stop it. Why are you blaming Iranian generals for this? They are only protecting their people; that's what their job is.
How can Iran blame Pakistan? It will wash it's hands off this too with their standard excuse - 'non state actors'. :lol:
 
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How can Iran blame Pakistan? It will wash it's hands off this too with their standard excuse - 'non state actors'. :lol:

And we will be justified in using it too, we have no sympathy towards the Baloch Insurgents, they arguably represent a greater threat to our interests than that of the Iranians and any such assertions that they are being sheltered or allowed to operate unhindered are mere allegations meant for some regional power projection at best. Pakistan has repeatedly asked for intelligence, if any, to be shared about where such 'rebels' operate from but so far, there has been no information from the Iranian side.
 
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How can Iran blame Pakistan? It will wash it's hands off this too with their standard excuse - 'non state actors'. :lol:


That expression "Non State Actors" has become the scourge, the bane of the region. And they are now turning even on their Creators and God-Fathers. That is the way the Cookie crumbles.
 
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Its SHIA Vs Sunni,

Iran is a self pro Claimed flag bearer of Shia Islam, Pakistan is Tilted more towards KSA so Iran is Taking its revenge in whatever manner possible Nothing Else.
 
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Pakistan has repeatedly asked for intelligence, if any, to be shared about where such 'rebels' operate from but so far, there has been no information from the Iranian side.
If the PA / ISI doesn't know, how do you expect the Iranians to give you info of terrorists based on your soil??
 
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If the PA / ISI doesn't know, how do you expect the Iranians to give you info of terrorists based on your soil??

They're the ones making the allegations aren't they? So its more of a "Prove it" situation.
 
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The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) Deputy Commander Brigadier-General Hossein Salami has repeated that if Pakistan does not take action against Iran’s Baluchi rebels, the Islamic Republic forces may enter the neighboring country’s territory, Iranian Fars news agency reported Oct. 16.

Salami made the remarks while commenting about the recent attacks made by armed Baluchi rebels in the southeastern province of Sistan and Baluchestan.

In recent months, several armed attacks were carried out on the local police offices by extremist groups, who claim they're fighting against the Iranian government for protection of Sunni residents of the province.

Four police officers were killed in two attacks in Saravan city Oct. 8-9. Iranian officials said that some of the gunmen involved in attacks have escaped to Pakistan.

“Every country should fulfill its obligations towards its internal security as well as the security of the neighboring countries,” Salami said, adding maintaining the border security is an important common issue among the neighboring countries.

“We do not interfere in the affairs of any country, but if they do not fulfill their obligations we have to act,” the commander underlined.

Salami went on to say that “we will find rebels anywhere, even inside the neighboring countries and will take any action against them without restrictions if they do not stop their activity.”

The Islamic Republic’s interior minister, Abdolreza Rahmani Fazli said Oct. 15 that Pakistan and Afghanistan do not provide proper supervision of the common borders with Iran.

Iran repeats it may send military forces to Pakistan

PressTV - Tehran to act if Islamabad refuses to secure border: Iran general
now thats a welcome move from Iran good going iran :)
 
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