Mumm-Ra
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check out dawn News..Hardly anything on media
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check out dawn News..Hardly anything on media
any false bravo ? nocheck out dawn News..
lol...anyways, we can put the matter to rest now...Seems all of us got a bit carried away with it without confirming the news first..any false bravo ? no
oh plz post the source toolol...anyways, we can put the matter to rest now...Seems all of us got a bit carried away with it without confirming the news first..
oh plz post the source too
A dangerous move to risk ones own soldiers for others war.
A dangerous move to risk ones own soldiers for others war.
A dangerous move to risk ones own soldiers for others war.
Can you imagine---150 K pakistani troops in the GGC---including an air battle and a naval battle group---with a multiple Brigade strength + force available at a moments notice for any hot spots in the sub sahara and central africa---that would have been the moment of truth for the existence of pakistan when it would have discovered its true calling---Enforcer of peace and military leader of the region---.
Dont worry or bitch. We have enough capacity to lead and manage foreign operations. If anything this shows that our clout is as strong as it ever. The freak isolation policy has failed terribly
Trying to make oneself relevant ? How is India even related ? LOL so much inferiority complex
@Mastan Khan, yeah I think that such day-dreams can safely be discounted. And you need to multiply anynumber of troops in region by three to get actual number of troops committed. For every 1 unit in action you have 1 unit in training to go into action and another which is resting and refitting after returning from action.
So your 20,000 troops mean and actual commitment of 60,000.
Nor can you just raise troops willy-nilly it takes 2-3 years to fully stand up a new brigade or a division from scratch. . The only way to raise quickly would have been a large call up of reserves to either go to Yemen or to replace soldiers who were being sent there, and by large call up I mean for many months to years.
As if other powers would not have anything to say or do in this regard and accept this without any issues.
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This is a valid viewpoint.
But at the expense of a yearly quota of Pakistani soldier casualty and a proper proxy war inside Pakistan.
But I suppose you'll solve the second part by using the Army internally and killing them all off.
For the glory of course.
One thing is certain. A lot of pockets will be filled. But not enough pockets.
This isn't the old days. There's no glory unless you make the far away land a colony or your territory. Pakistan isn't in a position to do either, nor does the current geopolitics allow it.
What you're talking about is pure kill-count, not glory.
Cricket scores.