Watch how US General praises Pakistan Army for WOT

[Windjammer]

https://twitter.com/x/status/820722528159145984

 

[Windjammer]

Very isolated Pakistan...yep but only in Indian wet dreams

I guess it doesn't cost a bowl of Haldi Dall to dream.

 

[dev_moh]

2 days old news..
Pakistan should ‘neutralise’ terror groups: Gen Mattis
WASHINGTON:
In a tough message to Pakistan, Gen James Mattis, Donald Trump's pick for the US defence secretary, has said if confirmed, he would tell Islamabad the need to "expel or neutralize" externally-focused militant groups operating with impunity within the country.

In his written submission to the Senate Armed Services Committee ahead of his confirmation hearing on Thursday, Mattis noted that "conditioning our security assistance" to Pakistan has a mixed history, "but I will review all options".

"If confirmed, I will work with the State Department and the Congress to incentivize Pakistan's cooperation on issues critical to our national interests and the region's security, with focus on Pakistan's need to expel or neutralize externally-focused militant groups that operate within its borders," said Mattis.

The 66-year-old Marine general, who retired in 2013 after serving as commander of the US Central Command, was responding to a question if he supports conditioning the US aid to Pakistan.

Nick-named as "Mad Dog", Mattis told lawmakers that Pakistan has "learned some hard lessons" because of its dealings with the Afghan Taliban, as violence in that country reflects. "I believe they should do more to collaborate with their neighbour. We should urge Pakistan to take further action against the Taliban and the Haqqani Network," Mattis said.

The Haqqani Network, which is linked to Al-Qaeda, has been blamed for several deadly attacks on Western and Indian interests in Afghanistan, including the 2008 bombing of the Indian mission in Kabul.

"Sanctuaries and freedom of movement for the Afghan Taliban and associated militant networks inside Pakistani territory is a key operational issue faced by the Afghan security forces. If confirmed, I will examine efforts to deny sanctuary to the extremist forces undermining the stability and security of Afghanistan," he said, responding to a query.

Arguing that countries in the region "have the responsibility to support the reconciliation process" in Afghanistan, he said the countries in the region "should increase pressure on the Afghan Taliban and associated militant networks" to stop their campaigns of violence. He said the US ties with Pakistan have had highs and lows. "We have long faced a lack of trust within the Pakistani military and government about our goals in the region. If confirmed, I will work to build the trust that we need for an effective partnership," he said.

For years, Pakistan has battled internally-focused extremist organisations within its border and with the US help, he said. "In a sign of its commitment, its military has suffered significant casualties in this counterinsurgency effort," Mattis said, adding that the US has conducted military exercises with Pakistan in an effort to increase thrust and interoperability.

why u do this,,, why you break there lil heart....

 

[H!TchHiker]

2 days old news..
Pakistan should ‘neutralise’ terror groups: Gen Mattis
WASHINGTON:
In a tough message to Pakistan, Gen James Mattis, Donald Trump's pick for the US defence secretary, has said if confirmed, he would tell Islamabad the need to "expel or neutralize" externally-focused militant groups operating with impunity within the country.

In his written submission to the Senate Armed Services Committee ahead of his confirmation hearing on Thursday, Mattis noted that "conditioning our security assistance" to Pakistan has a mixed history, "but I will review all options".

"If confirmed, I will work with the State Department and the Congress to incentivize Pakistan's cooperation on issues critical to our national interests and the region's security, with focus on Pakistan's need to expel or neutralize externally-focused militant groups that operate within its borders," said Mattis.

The 66-year-old Marine general, who retired in 2013 after serving as commander of the US Central Command, was responding to a question if he supports conditioning the US aid to Pakistan.

Nick-named as "Mad Dog", Mattis told lawmakers that Pakistan has "learned some hard lessons" because of its dealings with the Afghan Taliban, as violence in that country reflects. "I believe they should do more to collaborate with their neighbour. We should urge Pakistan to take further action against the Taliban and the Haqqani Network," Mattis said.

The Haqqani Network, which is linked to Al-Qaeda, has been blamed for several deadly attacks on Western and Indian interests in Afghanistan, including the 2008 bombing of the Indian mission in Kabul.

"Sanctuaries and freedom of movement for the Afghan Taliban and associated militant networks inside Pakistani territory is a key operational issue faced by the Afghan security forces. If confirmed, I will examine efforts to deny sanctuary to the extremist forces undermining the stability and security of Afghanistan," he said, responding to a query.

Arguing that countries in the region "have the responsibility to support the reconciliation process" in Afghanistan, he said the countries in the region "should increase pressure on the Afghan Taliban and associated militant networks" to stop their campaigns of violence. He said the US ties with Pakistan have had highs and lows. "We have long faced a lack of trust within the Pakistani military and government about our goals in the region. If confirmed, I will work to build the trust that we need for an effective partnership," he said.

For years, Pakistan has battled internally-focused extremist organisations within its border and with the US help, he said. "In a sign of its commitment, its military has suffered significant casualties in this counterinsurgency effort," Mattis said, adding that the US has conducted military exercises with Pakistan in an effort to increase thrust and interoperability.

if confirmed.... and it will never.

 

[Windjammer]

why u do this,,, why you break there lil heart....

Really, it's the little Indian ego that gets easily bruised hence your country fellow has to keep adopting fake IDs to let out his frustration.

 

[WaLeEdK2]

Too bad they couldn't replicate a speck of our success. Failure after failure for the US.

 

[ziaulislam]

https://twitter.com/x/status/820722528159145984

100s..!, guess they need to get their facts right
this also shows how poorly are we portraying our case

 

[BHarwana]

Pakistan should ‘neutralise’ terror groups: Gen Mattis
WASHINGTON:
In a tough message to Pakistan, Gen James Mattis, Donald Trump's pick for the US defence secretary, has said if confirmed, he would tell Islamabad the need to "expel or neutralize" externally-focused militant groups operating with impunity within the country.

In his written submission to the Senate Armed Services Committee ahead of his confirmation hearing on Thursday, Mattis noted that "conditioning our security assistance" to Pakistan has a mixed history, "but I will review all options".

"If confirmed, I will work with the State Department and the Congress to incentivize Pakistan's cooperation on issues critical to our national interests and the region's security, with focus on Pakistan's need to expel or neutralize externally-focused militant groups that operate within its borders," said Mattis.

The 66-year-old Marine general, who retired in 2013 after serving as commander of the US Central Command, was responding to a question if he supports conditioning the US aid to Pakistan.

Nick-named as "Mad Dog", Mattis told lawmakers that Pakistan has "learned some hard lessons" because of its dealings with the Afghan Taliban, as violence in that country reflects. "I believe they should do more to collaborate with their neighbour. We should urge Pakistan to take further action against the Taliban and the Haqqani Network," Mattis said.

The Haqqani Network, which is linked to Al-Qaeda, has been blamed for several deadly attacks on Western and Indian interests in Afghanistan, including the 2008 bombing of the Indian mission in Kabul.

"Sanctuaries and freedom of movement for the Afghan Taliban and associated militant networks inside Pakistani territory is a key operational issue faced by the Afghan security forces. If confirmed, I will examine efforts to deny sanctuary to the extremist forces undermining the stability and security of Afghanistan," he said, responding to a query.

Arguing that countries in the region "have the responsibility to support the reconciliation process" in Afghanistan, he said the countries in the region "should increase pressure on the Afghan Taliban and associated militant networks" to stop their campaigns of violence. He said the US ties with Pakistan have had highs and lows. "We have long faced a lack of trust within the Pakistani military and government about our goals in the region. If confirmed, I will work to build the trust that we need for an effective partnership," he said.

For years, Pakistan has battled internally-focused extremist organisations within its border and with the US help, he said. "In a sign of its commitment, its military has suffered significant casualties in this counterinsurgency effort," Mattis said, adding that the US has conducted military exercises with Pakistan in an effort to increase thrust and interoperability.

This was just to get selected. every one knows Mad Dog loves to work with Pakistan.

 

[Windjammer]

Too bad they couldn't replicate a speck of our success. Failure after failure for the US.

What matters is the statements given on record before the Armed Forces Committee.
Else, the lip service given to media is just to keep some air heads quite.

 

[FlyingAce]

This DO More Do More Policy of the West should stop, Enough of this Load of Crap! Pakistan has been fighting War on Terror for over 13yrs now, Have a Battle Hardened Military, & have successfully wiped out Proxies from Settled Areas of Karachi to Waziristan by eliminating TTP, AL-QAEDA!

 

[BHarwana]

This DO More Do More Policy of the West should stop, Enough of this Load of Crap! Pakistan has been fighting War on Terror for over 13yrs now, Have a Battle Hardened Military, & have successfully wiped out Proxies from Settled Areas of Karachi to Waziristan by eliminating TTP, AL-QAEDA!

If they really want us to finish terrorism from Pakistan let us assassinate Indian assets in Afghanistan an terrorism will be finished from Pakistan.

 

[Hammad Arshad Qureshi]

why u do this,,, why you break there lil heart....

Its Indians whose hearts are broken whenever they get humiliated and there super powa ambitions and dreams are shattered and thrown into Indian Ocean. Don't believe me following examples which happened in recent past will also blow away your super powa thinking:-

1) India got humiliated when trying to obtain NSG membership. The amount of Randi rona and weeping of Indians was really funny to see.
2) "Super powa" India got humiliated, when Russia send his troops for joint exercises in Pakistan.
3) India got humiliated when China vetoed Massod Azhar bid in UN . And legend say " India is still trying to cover the reserves of the burnol quantity used that day"
4) Indian *** were on fire when Pakistan, China and Russia hold negotiation about future of Afghanistan.
5) India got butt hurt when Pakistan tested Babur-3 missile.
6) And last but not least India got so frustrated and upset after Uri attack that in order to satisfy and pacify their public they launched fake Surgical Strikes to humiliate Pakistan . But in return the results were 180 degree opposite as India became laughing stock in front of entire world

@Areesh

 

[Khanate]

If the regime in Kabul stopped the 'blame game' and secured the border or, god forbid, actually made peace, how will it get the next $1 trillion dollar from US?

Ergo, the 'blame game' will go on.

 

[Dalit]

Indians are having a heartache LMAO

 

[SHAH820]

2 days old news..
Pakistan should ‘neutralise’ terror groups: Gen Mattis
WASHINGTON:
In a tough message to Pakistan, Gen James Mattis, Donald Trump's pick for the US defence secretary, has said if confirmed, he would tell Islamabad the need to "expel or neutralize" externally-focused militant groups operating with impunity within the country.

In his written submission to the Senate Armed Services Committee ahead of his confirmation hearing on Thursday, Mattis noted that "conditioning our security assistance" to Pakistan has a mixed history, "but I will review all options".

"If confirmed, I will work with the State Department and the Congress to incentivize Pakistan's cooperation on issues critical to our national interests and the region's security, with focus on Pakistan's need to expel or neutralize externally-focused militant groups that operate within its borders," said Mattis.

The 66-year-old Marine general, who retired in 2013 after serving as commander of the US Central Command, was responding to a question if he supports conditioning the US aid to Pakistan.

Nick-named as "Mad Dog", Mattis told lawmakers that Pakistan has "learned some hard lessons" because of its dealings with the Afghan Taliban, as violence in that country reflects. "I believe they should do more to collaborate with their neighbour. We should urge Pakistan to take further action against the Taliban and the Haqqani Network," Mattis said.

The Haqqani Network, which is linked to Al-Qaeda, has been blamed for several deadly attacks on Western and Indian interests in Afghanistan, including the 2008 bombing of the Indian mission in Kabul.

"Sanctuaries and freedom of movement for the Afghan Taliban and associated militant networks inside Pakistani territory is a key operational issue faced by the Afghan security forces. If confirmed, I will examine efforts to deny sanctuary to the extremist forces undermining the stability and security of Afghanistan," he said, responding to a query.

Arguing that countries in the region "have the responsibility to support the reconciliation process" in Afghanistan, he said the countries in the region "should increase pressure on the Afghan Taliban and associated militant networks" to stop their campaigns of violence. He said the US ties with Pakistan have had highs and lows. "We have long faced a lack of trust within the Pakistani military and government about our goals in the region. If confirmed, I will work to build the trust that we need for an effective partnership," he said.

For years, Pakistan has battled internally-focused extremist organisations within its border and with the US help, he said. "In a sign of its commitment, its military has suffered significant casualties in this counterinsurgency effort," Mattis said, adding that the US has conducted military exercises with Pakistan in an effort to increase thrust and interoperability.

where is this news from your own propaganda source