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Pakistan Launches ‘Operation Ghazab Lil Haq’ After Afghan Taliban Attack

straighttalk said:
Another fake news wasim is here it seems. Welcome to the club.

Let's take the first one. Pak has air force but no targets in cities. Getting routed in border skirmishes it bombed some civilian areas in the two cities against an enemy that doesn't have air force and anti aircraft missiles. The two aren't mutually exclusive...asif munirs army got pounded in the border but the air force has a free ride against defenseless Taliban.


Glad you accepted that Pak peddles fake news like in Sindoor both India and pak did. Only diff Pak fake news came from dgispr...center or gravity attacking Afghanistan bans Amritsar . Taken down s400 and Brahmos hit Indian air bases and depending on the day 3 through 10 jets down...reality is for all to see and we will see here too when the Taliban leader is still alive
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poor you. all you gotta harp about is fake news 😅 i have lost count the times you used word fake news. and its ironic because most of the world outside Sanghis calls India biggest fake news Factory of the world. for reference Read Disinfo Lab article published in 2019

Coming back to Situation , Indians are now looking at their Idealogical Friends taliban who Mirror Hindutva in literal sense to achieve something which Sanghis could nt in conflict of May 2025. India's Famous 56 inches meekly agreed to Ceasfire within 24 hours of announcement of Operation Bunyan Ul Marsoos. The Spanking IAF got was so Historic that even Top officials had to admit losses are part of combat 🤣🤣🤣

I guess your cries will be endless on this forum
 
straighttalk said:
exclusive...asif munirs army got pounded in the border but the air force has a free ride against defenseless Taliban.
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Logic and Sanghis really dnt get along really well do they?

How do you pound an Army at border while being defensless from Air? This is next level war achuevement unlocked by Sanghi Minds and often portrayed in Bollywood
 
Wasim Ghulam said:
Logic and Sanghis really dnt get along really well do they?

How do you pound an Army at border while being defensless from Air? This is next level war achuevement unlocked by Sanghi Minds and often portrayed in Bollywood
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Easy now, we don’t need a surprise Sunny Deol dance sequence starting here.
 
IronShield said:
Such a typical Indian response. Almost as predictable as the head nodding/bobbling that Indians do.
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Kabhi apne girebaan me jhank ke dekhle.

In the 80s and 90s all Talibans were good Talibans, then from the mid 2000s there were good Talibans and bad Talibans, now all Talibans are bad Talibans :LOL:
 
Latest Updates: Pakistan-Afghanistan Tensions Escalate with Cross-Border Strikes

On Friday, Pakistan launched air strikes on Afghanistan’s Kabul, Kandahar, and Paktika provinces following a Taliban offensive against Pakistani military posts near the border. The escalation marks a significant intensification of ongoing tensions, prompting calls for restraint from the UN, China, Iran, Turkey, and Saudi Arabia. Casualty reports remain unclear, though Afghan TV reports three civilians, including a woman and two schoolchildren, were killed in Paktika.

Pakistan’s Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif praised the military, while the defence minister declared “open war” against the Taliban, signaling Islamabad’s intent to punish Afghan leaders for allegedly supporting Pakistani Taliban militants. Analysts highlight Pakistan’s superior conventional and nuclear capabilities compared to the Taliban, who primarily rely on guerrilla tactics and limited weaponry. The Taliban claimed drone and airstrikes on Pakistani military sites, all reportedly thwarted by Pakistan.

Regional powers have urged dialogue: China advocates negotiation, Iran has offered mediation, and Saudi Arabia and Turkey have emphasized peace. Former Afghan President Hamid Karzai urged unity to defend Afghanistan, while experts note Pakistan is now targeting Taliban government facilities rather than just militant groups, raising the stakes. Cross-border gunfire and shelling were reported near the Torkham crossing, a key trade route, leaving refugees wounded. Observers warn the situation could further destabilize the region, with unpredictable consequences.

www.bbc.com

Pakistan strikes Kabul as Afghan Taliban escalate cross-border attacks

Pakistan's defence minister declares "open war" against Taliban after Islamabad says two of its soldiers were killed.
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Ball Blazer said:
Latest Updates: Pakistan-Afghanistan Tensions Escalate with Cross-Border Strikes

On Friday, Pakistan launched air strikes on Afghanistan’s Kabul, Kandahar, and Paktika provinces following a Taliban offensive against Pakistani military posts near the border. The escalation marks a significant intensification of ongoing tensions, prompting calls for restraint from the UN, China, Iran, Turkey, and Saudi Arabia. Casualty reports remain unclear, though Afghan TV reports three civilians, including a woman and two schoolchildren, were killed in Paktika.

Pakistan’s Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif praised the military, while the defence minister declared “open war” against the Taliban, signaling Islamabad’s intent to punish Afghan leaders for allegedly supporting Pakistani Taliban militants. Analysts highlight Pakistan’s superior conventional and nuclear capabilities compared to the Taliban, who primarily rely on guerrilla tactics and limited weaponry. The Taliban claimed drone and airstrikes on Pakistani military sites, all reportedly thwarted by Pakistan.

Regional powers have urged dialogue: China advocates negotiation, Iran has offered mediation, and Saudi Arabia and Turkey have emphasized peace. Former Afghan President Hamid Karzai urged unity to defend Afghanistan, while experts note Pakistan is now targeting Taliban government facilities rather than just militant groups, raising the stakes. Cross-border gunfire and shelling were reported near the Torkham crossing, a key trade route, leaving refugees wounded. Observers warn the situation could further destabilize the region, with unpredictable consequences.

www.bbc.com

Pakistan strikes Kabul as Afghan Taliban escalate cross-border attacks

Pakistan's defence minister declares "open war" against Taliban after Islamabad says two of its soldiers were killed.
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BRICS nations are not going to be happy with this, they are trying to promote stability in the east to safeguard trade routes. This sort of escalation is bad for the region as a whole but will probably get Trump cackling with delight.
 
straighttalk said:
Nah they ain't and never good for us . But seeing Pak burn in the fire of terrorism is a whole lotta fun.. .since it's such a own goal.
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Burn? Pak is defending itself just like it did when it downed 6 jets against non converts polytheistic religiously elected radicalized extremists.
 
straighttalk said:
Nah they ain't and never good for us . But seeing Pak burn in the fire of terrorism is a whole lotta fun.. .since it's such a own goal.
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Seeing you burn in hate and cope thereafter is whole lot of fun since May 7. Long may it continue.

An own goal is when you start a fight, get picked off in the air and then have to ground your airforce :LOL: :LOL:
 
Quieten down a bit, everyone’s probably having iftari right now. Things will likely kick off again after tarawih prayers.
 
IronShield said:
Seeing you burn in hate and cope thereafter is whole lot of fun since May 7. Long may it continue.

An own goal is when you start a fight, get picked off in the air and then have to ground your airforce :LOL: :LOL:
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May 7th was the day when India ne ghar me ghoos ke maara tha. First of its kind where a nuclear armed state entered another nuclear country like that. To save face, Pak media and establishment sold chooran that they have downed some Indian jets. Haha.
 
Rajdeep said:
May 7th was the day when India ne ghar me ghoos ke maara tha. First of its kind where a nuclear armed state entered another nuclear country like that. To save face, Pak media and establishment sold chooran that they have downed some Indian jets. Haha.
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I feel your pain bro. I really do. It wasn't meant to go like that.
 
Rajdeep said:
Bro...you should not be longing for war and that too with your muslim neighbours in your holy month.
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I know these Taliban's benefit India to carry out attacks in Pakistan but they need to be eliminated for good
no terrorists no attacks in Pakistan and no attacks in india
 
Sad day for Afghans and Indians.

Even I felt a bit sad viewing the videos of obliteration of Afghanistan. These people have suffered enough

Hope some sort of peace is restored until after Eid at least.
 
IronShield said:
Why did the Taliban start this fight yesterday?
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If you remember, a few weeks ago there was a blast at a Shia mosque in Islamabad, followed by two more attacks in Pakistan. In response, the Pakistani army carried out strikes against the Taliban last week, and then last night the Taliban retaliated.
 
emranabbas said:
I know these Taliban's benefit India to carry out attacks in Pakistan but they need to be eliminated for good
no terrorists no attacks in Pakistan and no attacks in india
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Pakistan in its present form cannot carry on for long brother. Hiding Osama Bin Laden, breeding ground for global renouned terrorists, brown nosing to Trump to an extent to become peace maker in Israel, jailing its ex PM, fighting with both eastern and western terrors, living in IMF bailouts etc etc.

Something somewhere has to give. A cesspot always comes with an expiry date and unfortunately Pakistan's time is closing up.
 
HalBass9 said:
Burn? Pak is defending itself just like it did when it downed 6 jets against non converts polytheistic religiously elected radicalized extremists.
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I have to say I see less energy and excitement from the Pakistanis on this forum on the Pakistani army's righteous battle against the vile Taliban.

After all, Pakistan was attacked unprovoked and the brilliant Pakistani Airforce has been winning critical battles as per spec. Perfectly symmetrical.

During the last battle, every Pakistani on this forum including the British and American Pakistanis were all gung ho. This time it's been left to poor @Rana and @emranabbas to fly the flag alone and keep the energy and morale high.
 
Major said:
Looks? U not sure now
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I appreciate that you corrected me. It seems like this is indeed an imposter X handle. It got me because of the yellow tick and because it had 2 million followers which is a LOT for an imposter account but I guess I myself underestimate Sanatani firepower on the internet. We are a billion + people so anything is possible.

I will take care in future dear
 
Red-Indian said:
I have to say I see less energy and excitement from the Pakistanis on this forum on the Pakistani army's righteous battle against the vile Taliban.

After all, Pakistan was attacked unprovoked and the brilliant Pakistani Airforce has been winning critical battles as per spec. Perfectly symmetrical.

During the last battle, every Pakistani on this forum including the British and American Pakistanis were all gung ho. This time it's been left to poor @Rana and @emranabbas to fly the flag alone and keep the energy and morale high.
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its very sad to say but many of these British and American Pakistanis are pro terrorists some of them were even cheering for Bondi beach attackers until they found out those terrorists were indians.
 
Bhaijaan said:
I appreciate that you corrected me. It seems like this is indeed an imposter X handle. It got me because of the yellow tick and because it had 2 million followers which is a LOT for an imposter account but I guess I myself underestimate Sanatani firepower on the internet. We are a billion + people so anything is possible.

I will take care in future dear
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Forget the acc.

Afghanistan does not have drone technology. It barely has anything that can fly.
The fact that you believe they have flying devices just reflects ur own iq
 
Red-Indian said:
I have to say I see less energy and excitement from the Pakistanis on this forum on the Pakistani army's righteous battle against the vile Taliban.

After all, Pakistan was attacked unprovoked and the brilliant Pakistani Airforce has been winning critical battles as per spec. Perfectly symmetrical.

During the last battle, every Pakistani on this forum including the British and American Pakistanis were all gung ho. This time it's been left to poor @Rana and @emranabbas to fly the flag alone and keep the energy and morale high.
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Think of it from the other angle. Those who show the most delight at Pakistan/Afghanistan conflict are definitely the Indian posters. I am sure there will be some correlation somewhere.
 
Bhaijaan said:
I appreciate that you corrected me. It seems like this is indeed an imposter X handle. It got me because of the yellow tick and because it had 2 million followers which is a LOT for an imposter account but I guess I myself underestimate Sanatani firepower on the internet. We are a billion + people so anything is possible.

I will take care in future dear
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You are the Master of fake news. Nothing new.
 

Pakistan’s Senate calls on Afghan Taliban to ‘immediately cease all hostile actions’​

Pakistan’s Senate, the upper house of the country’s parliament, has passed a resolution saying it “unequivocally condemns” Afghanistan’s attacks and said any attempt to challenge the country’s national security and sovereignty will be met with a “firm, proportionate and decisive response”.

The resolution, shared with Pakistan’s Dawn news outlet, expressed its “deep disappointment that instead of reciprocal goodwill, Pakistan continues to face hostile rhetoric, cross-border violations, and the persistent presence of anti-Pakistan terrorist elements operating from Afghan soil”.

It demanded that the Afghan Taliban “immediately cease all hostile actions” and “honour their international obligations and commitments to peaceful coexistence”.

Pakistani PM calls for ‘zero tolerance’ for Afghan Taliban​

The Prime Minister’s Office of Pakistan says Muhammad Shahbaz Sharif has visited the General Headquarters and received briefings from military leadership on the situation in Afghanistan.

In a statement, Sharif said there should be “zero tolerance” over the “malicious actions of the Fitna al-Khawarij and Afghan Taliban regime.”

“Under the leadership of Field Marshal Syed Asim Munir, Chief of Army Staff and Chief of Defence Forces, the Pakistan Armed Forces are always ready to protect the country,” Sharif said.

“Pakistan knows how to defend itself against any aggression,” the prime minister added.

Pakistan-Afghanistan live: Deadly cross-border fighting intensifies | Pakistan Taliban News | Al Jazeera https://share.google/lRx5uRJyvik9cclhJ
 
emranabbas said:
its very sad to say but many of these British and American Pakistanis are pro terrorists some of them were even cheering for Bondi beach attackers until they found out those terrorists were indians.
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Typical hypocrisy. The imported Pakistan Government are begging to be part of Trumps Netanyahu Blairs so called Gaza peace force.
 
Nikhil_cric said:
How many Hindus are even there in Afghanistan ? 50?
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Population has dwindled from over 200,000 in the 1970s to a handful of families, with the recent decline significantly accelerated by the Afghan Taliban's return to power.

www.rferl.org

'Forced To Dress Like a Muslim': Taliban Imposes Restrictions On Afghanistan's Sikh, Hindu Minorities

Members of Afghanistan's Sikh and Hindu communities say the Taliban, a militant Islamist group, has imposed restrictions on their appearances and prevented them from marking religious holidays in public. Many Afghan Sikhs and Hindus have fled the country in recent years following targeted attacks.
www.rferl.org www.rferl.org

www.euaa.europa.eu

3.14.3. Hindus and Sikhs

The European Union Agency for Asylum - EUAA is an agency of the European Union mandated with supporting Member States in applying the package of EU laws that governs asylum and international protection.
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Lest we forget Taliban made Hindus wear yellow badges in their first stint in power. This (belated) military action by Pakistan against these medieval caveman should be supported by all right minded people.
 
Major said:
Forget the acc.

Afghanistan does not have drone technology. It barely has anything that can fly.
The fact that you believe they have flying devices just reflects ur own iq
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I know you’re hurt right now by Afghanistan’s action dear
 
Markhor said:
Population has dwindled from over 200,000 in the 1970s to a handful of families, with the recent decline significantly accelerated by the Afghan Taliban's return to power.

www.rferl.org

'Forced To Dress Like a Muslim': Taliban Imposes Restrictions On Afghanistan's Sikh, Hindu Minorities

Members of Afghanistan's Sikh and Hindu communities say the Taliban, a militant Islamist group, has imposed restrictions on their appearances and prevented them from marking religious holidays in public. Many Afghan Sikhs and Hindus have fled the country in recent years following targeted attacks.
www.rferl.org www.rferl.org

www.euaa.europa.eu

3.14.3. Hindus and Sikhs

The European Union Agency for Asylum - EUAA is an agency of the European Union mandated with supporting Member States in applying the package of EU laws that governs asylum and international protection.
www.euaa.europa.eu www.euaa.europa.eu

Lest we forget Taliban made Hindus wear yellow badges in their first stint in power. This (belated) military action by Pakistan against these medieval caveman should be supported by all right minded people.
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Yeah but there really is no equivalence between Afghan and Bangladesh Hindus considering that there are around 13 million Bangladeshi Hindus.

In a moral and just world, everyone would be supporting but you and I both know thats not how geopolitics works.

The same Taliban was nurtured and supported by Pakistan for years before the war.

And even posters here were celebrating their return.
 
Nikhil_cric said:
Yeah but there really is no equivalence between Afghan and Bangladesh Hindus considering that there are around 13 million Bangladeshi Hindus.

In a moral and just world, everyone would be supporting but you and I both know thats not how geopolitics works.

The same Taliban was nurtured and supported by Pakistan for years before the war.

And even posters here were celebrating their return.
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You are correct about Geo-Politics, Indian government recently had Taliban officials on state visit.
 
Nikhil_cric said:
Yeah but there really is no equivalence between Afghan and Bangladesh Hindus considering that there are around 13 million Bangladeshi Hindus.

In a moral and just world, everyone would be supporting but you and I both know thats not how geopolitics works.

The same Taliban was nurtured and supported by Pakistan for years before the war.

And even posters here were celebrating their return.
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Yes. And now your govt is shaking hands with the same terrorist Taliban and bin Laden allies. Even for geopolitics that is a new low.
 
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