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Our Homeland Security Correspondent

Karachi

It was a tense Saturday as Pakistan’s hitherto only peaceful border was also marred by differences with the southern neighbours.

Early Saturday morning, Pakistani forces started firing across the Gadani area into the territory of the Arabian Sea.

“The situation is under complete control. InshAllah, our boys won’t let even an inch of the homeland come under threat till a diplomatic solution has been reached,” said Syed Riaz-ul-Hassan of the ministry of defence.

“The Arabian Sea had been making inroads into Pakistani soil and when confronted on an international level, it claimed that the cause was global warming,” said Sagheer Ahmed, official spokesperson at the Foreign Office. “But we know that there is no such thing. We have evidence that they have the support of the Indian Ocean.”

The defence ministry has requested for the government to defer the passage of the Finance Bill for the fiscal year 2016-17 as newer expenditures need to be taken into account given the hostilities on our southern borders.

The Arabian Sea was unavailable for comment.:)
 
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Our Homeland Security Correspondent

Karachi

It was a tense Saturday as Pakistan’s hitherto only peaceful border was also marred by differences with the southern neighbours.

Early Saturday morning, Pakistani forces started firing across the Gadani area into the territory of the Arabian Sea.

“The situation is under complete control. InshAllah, our boys won’t let even an inch of the homeland come under threat till a diplomatic solution has been reached,” said Syed Riaz-ul-Hassan of the ministry of defence.

“The Arabian Sea had been making inroads into Pakistani soil and when confronted on an international level, it claimed that the cause was global warming,” said Sagheer Ahmed, official spokesperson at the Foreign Office. “But we know that there is no such thing. We have evidence that they have the support of the Indian Ocean.”

The defence ministry has requested for the government to defer the passage of the Finance Bill for the fiscal year 2016-17 as newer expenditures need to be taken into account given the hostilities on our southern borders.

The Arabian Sea was unavailable for comment.:)

:lol::rofl::omghaha:
 
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hit the Arabian Sea, back hard
it obviously has support from one of our special Neighbors (on the East)
 
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On a serious note Saemangeum Seawall is the best example , Pak can consider this in sindh delta area, as sea reaches to Sajawal,land loss is to much.
 
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We have already forced Arabian sea to retreat and have captured more than 5 Km land from it esp in Karachi. High rise residential units popping up along Clifton are being disputed by Arabian sea as built illegally on its own land. Arabian sea might considering going to court of arbitration provided our eastern neighbor pledges support for it :whistle:
 
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The Arabian sea has always been against us. It claims that the EEZ nautical line of 200 miles is a colonial production and the territory actually belongs to the Arabian sea and not Pakistan. A few days ago the Arabian sea was caught making a statement saying that , " how could a nation that's 70 year old try to control the Arabian sea which is over 1 billion years old". It wants Pakistan to return the occupied sea line territory.
 
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Bachoo watch ur mouth before speaking, we messing with a huge populated territory,
last i heard they even call for back up and reinforcement from Antarctica, if they seriously push the attack we might lose Karachi :0.
did u know how much diplomatic maneuvers we take last time to avoid ' Aunty Neelofer'.
 
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