None. Pakistan would not want Afghanistan to have a strong air force.
Why not bro?
None we would not arm Afghanistan with anything that can be used against us
Mashaks first
Because the new Afghan state has yet to prove that it would adhere to international norms of cooperation and diplomacy. Once the new Afghan state has been integrated into the international community via economic and strategic relations, and it proves itself sufficiently cooperative and dependable, Pakistan can help develop the new air force. For now, no new government, whether exclusively Taliban or comprising a coalition, can be trusted with weapons which can be used as leverage against Pakistan.
Oh yeah my thread essentially is fast forwarding 3-5 years. I should edit it.
Your post is, forgive my bluntness, naively optimistic. There is no certainty that there will be a stable, uncontested Afghan government in the near future. If there is military resistance against the Taliban from other Afghan stakeholders, Pakistan will never arm the Taliban. It cannot bear the repercussions so long as EU and the US remain its biggest trading partners, which they will for the foreseeable future.
Don’t count on it. Pakistan has trained Taleban pilots in the past. Their cadets might already be in our academies. Taliban officials were present at the last PMA passing out parade.
Don't know about strategic depth but Gen Hameed Gul seemed to stipulate that Afghanistan goes hand in hand with Pakistan. Whatever happens there will have huge impact here.
How so? Any more news?
