Why nobody wanted to help Panjshir or take the Gamble - It was due to Pakistan red-lines

[Titanium100]

The first person who would have helped was India and icthing for it they would have intervened at the beat of heart but the only problem was that Pakistan set a red-line because it doesn't want anymore intervention in it's neighbouring country due to refugees and cause of economical crisis inside Pakistan and blocking her from a major central Asia connection and to the larger Eurasia.

Hence Pakistan's new redlines since the US left was no intervention in Afghanistan at all stance period and it started the Uzbekistan-Pakistan road project construction for trade purpose not even Russia want it Because it was not worth it colliding with Pakistan over her economic and stragetic interests in her backyard.

As for India it didn't want all her population centers flatten to the ground and radioactivated because of Afghanistan it was not worth the effort for the Indians and likewise for everybody in the region hence nobody bothered to intervene for Panjshir or Afghanistan it was blocked by Pakistan.

But Pakistan herself never intervened in Panjshir in any way or form but it only blocked any form of foreign intervention in Afghanistan in order for Afghanistan to gain peace and Pakistan in return gets her economy up and running including connection to central Asia. Pakistan's stragetic interests

 

[Smoke]

I'll admit, I had a hard time making sense out of what you wrote, but fear not, I got the gist of it.

Anyways, I believe your assessment is wrong, the only reason India didn't intervene was because:

1. They don't have the balls.
2. They hate muslims, period.

 

[sal29]

Indians did not intervene because they are not idiots (not at that level, at least not the people making decisions). They have no direct lines of communication. The one airbase they have will be of no help for the kind of support that was required. The Iranians were not gonna help (by providing air route) because technically it is not in their strategic interest either especially when Taliban have total control over the Iranian ground border. Also provide air corridor by Iran would not have helped that much anyway.

 

[Titanium100]

I'll admit, I had a hard time making sense out of what you wrote, but fear not, I got the gist of it.

Anyways, I believe your assessment is wrong, the only reason India didn't intervene was because:

1. They don't have the balls.
2. They hate muslims, period.

No.. India would have intervened but it could have started a pre-mature world war 3.. Pakistan would not allow India in her backyard this could have started the mother of all wars in the region. The Indians knew this and didn't want to miscalculate but it was never based on their balls or not but it was based on simple calculation

 

[MilSpec]

As for India it didn't want all her population centers flatten to the ground and radioactivated because of Afghanistan it was not worth the effort for the Indians

I love this casual nuclear blackmail becoming part of Pakistani lingo. Works well for India's cause. @SQ8

 

[Areesh]

Because Supa puwa 2020 didn't send 10 soldiers from its Gurkha regiment

If India would have sent just 10 Gurkha soldiers then whole world would have jumped in to fight taliban

Obviously 10 Gurkha soldiers are equal to 1 trillion taliban. The odds would have been heavily against Taliban

But Supa puwa 2020 didn't show up

 

[SQ8]

I love this casual nuclear blackmail becoming part of Pakistani lingo. Works well for India's cause. @SQ8

Only learning from our eastern neighbor - on record language of BJP officials stating they will use nuclear weapons to blackmail Pakistan.
On the other hand, that is just a PDF member and essentially a nobody.

 

[Titanium100]

I love this casual nuclear blackmail becoming part of Pakistani lingo. Works well for India's cause. @SQ8

This is not a blackmail but a simple ground reality. Nuclear is not the only thing that makes Pakistan formidble but the sheer strength of Pakistan armed forces. India would have miscaculated against us for a long time ago in Punjab but it will ruin all of India in return the risk outweighes all the benefits. In the political world it is called from a power of position to a power of position understanding. This is the abc, 123 of geopolitics and state to state understanding in the geomilitary arena

 

[Imad.Khan]

I love this casual nuclear blackmail becoming part of Pakistani lingo. Works well for India's cause. @SQ8

Not Pakistanis, its just the lingo of the keyboard warriors.

 

[EternalMortal]

I love this casual nuclear blackmail becoming part of Pakistani lingo. Works well for India's cause. @SQ8

Hey, dumb dumb, nukes literally exist to make sure ur enemies don’t cross the line. Or u think u got urs b/c they’re a nice decoration for parades?

 

[MilSpec]

This is not a blackmail but a simple ground reality. Nuclear is not the only thing that makes Pakistan formidble but the sheer strength of Pakistan armed forces. India would have miscaculated against us for a long time ago in Punjab but it will ruin all of India in return the risk outweighes all the benefits. In the political world it is called from a power of position to a power of position understanding. This is the abc, 123 of geopolitics and state to state understanding in the geomilitary arena

lol.

Hey, dumb dumb, nukes literally exist to make sure ur enemies don’t cross the line. Or u think u got urs b/c they’re a nice decoration for parades?

read, comprehend, repeat.

 

[RealNapster]

I'll admit, I had a hard time making sense out of what you wrote, but fear not, I got the gist of it.

Anyways, I believe your assessment is wrong, the only reason India didn't intervene was because:

1. They don't have the balls.
2. They hate muslims, period.

3. They don't want to angry Afghan Taliban because believe it or not but they are in Power. And maybe they remain in Power for coming many decades (take example of Iran). India do not want to angry a future possible enemy of Pakistan (believe it or not, but someday IEA are going to turn upon us).

 

[Titanium100]

lol.

read, comprehend, repeat.

Lol when you don't have any argument or reason that is where to go I guess, IQ has failed Indians tho this is something I am familiar with but in any case the Hindutva RSS wouldn't have stayed put.. You can jump up and down

 

[DJ_Viper]

The first person who would have helped was India and icthing for it they would have intervened at the bit of heart but the only problem was that Pakistan set a red-line because it doesn't want anymore intervention in it's neighbouring country due to refugees and cause of economical crisis inside Pakistan and blocking her from a major central Asia connection and to the larger Eurasia.

Hence Pakistan's new redlines since the US left was no intervention in Afghanistan at all stance period and it started the Uzbekistan-Pakistan road project construction for trade purpose not even Russia want it Because it was not worth it colliding with Pakistan over her economic and stragetic interests in her backyard.

As for India it didn't want all her population centers flatten to the ground and radioactivated because of Afghanistan it was not worth the effort for the Indians and likewise for everybody in the region hence nobody bothered to intervene for Panjshir or Afghanistan it was blocked by Pakistan.

But Pakistan herself never intervened in Panjshir in any way or form but it only blocked any form of foreign intervention in Afghanistan in order for Afghanistan to gain peace and Pakistan in return gets her economy up and running including connection to central Asia. Pakistan's stragetic interests

So you are saying Pakistan is so powerful that it threatened the world with radio-active waves and everyone got scared? And didn't put sanctions on Pakistan? This "belief system" is childish to say the least.

The only reason why the Talibans got to where they are, are primarily:
1: US withdraw that was hasty and confusing to say the least
2: A total collapse of the Afg. NA. Didn't allow or provide anytime for any outside intervention and it was immediate.
3: Within days, the country was taken over, leaving no chance of even having the ability to provide outside support as India or any other country, would need to setup supply chain and it takes months.
4: Pure luck, that was on Taliban's side. All assessments went dead. I believe the idea was, the Afghan NA would hold Talibans at bay for about 1.5-3 months. It was enough time for outsiders to setup their militias and networks (like it's always been). But the sudden and immediate collapse of the NA, allowed no such opportunity.

 

[MilSpec]

Lol when you don't have any argument or reason that is where to go I guess, IQ has failed Indians tho this is something I am familiar with but in any case the Hindutva RSS wouldn't have stayed put.. You can jump up and down

An argument against delusions of grandeur, wonder how that will go?