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India frustrated and left isolated in Afghanistan endgame with Pakistan on driving seat:

The private military industry was an answer to these political problems that had not existed in the past. It offered the potential backstop of additional forces, but with no one having to lose any political capital. Plus, the generals could avoid the career risk of asking for more troops. We have seen in Iraq -Blackwater contractors have been killed at a rate of nine per week. These figures mean that the private military industry has suffered more losses in Iraq than the rest of the coalition of allied nations combined. The losses are also far more than any single U.S. Army division has experienced. Hence, while private losses were just the “cost of doing business” for a firm in Iraq, they actually had an undisguised advantage to policymakers. Now, these bunch of retired scum bags in active war region. I can just laugh how they play without killing any civilian in Afghanistan
The problem is that they are not going to play without killing civilians. And killing people is the least of the bothersome part.

nato and allies have more tech then any private organisations . yet they failed . black water will only empower Taliban and invite other countries to openly intervene.
Success and failure is defined by goals. Goals of a regular army is to achieve its targets with minimal casualties. Goals of a business is to maximize profit. BTW, other countries have not as much to gain in helping Taliban. India on the other hand can try and create a diversion on your western front, forcing you to spread your forces thin between your two front.
 
India has not been satisfied with US efforts for holding reconciliation meetings with the Taliban without consultations with New Delhi, the Economic Times said in a report that.

like I said its now time that everyone looks out for No.1 and why should the US spend its money and personnel so india can continue operating terrorist wings.
 
Success and failure is defined by goals. Goals of a regular army is to achieve its targets with minimal casualties. Goals of a business is to maximize profit. BTW, other countries have not as much to gain in helping Taliban. India on the other hand can try and create a diversion on your western front, forcing you to spread your forces thin between your two front.
kicking usa out of their back yard lol you sure others dont have much to gain :D . as i said saw the pattern and timing of recent attacks of taliban . it isnt possible without satellite help .
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india tried (ttp) and failed . apparently india is on a run and tryin to save its investment . heard about aslam achu??
 
India on the other hand can try and create a diversion on your western front, forcing you to spread your forces thin between your two front.

well the time to do that is nei and a canadian with SO much concern for india smells like a cow dropping.
 
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kicking usa out of their back yard lol you sure others dont have much to gain :D . as i said saw the pattern and timing of recent attacks of taliban . it isnt possible without satellite help .
Actually when you have enemies at your doorstep, backyard is not exactly important. American deployment in Afghan is of the least interest to China. South China Sea on the other hand is more relevant.

india tried (ttp) and failed . apparently india is on a run and tryin to save its investment . heard about aslam achu??
Pray tell.
 
May I ask what China has to gain by increasing its influence Afghanistan?
Unlike India, China has a border with Afghanistan which touches the Sinkiang region afflicted by the Uighur issue. The Chinese have a direct stake in seeing a stable Afghanistan which does not impact them. Indeed there are reports of Chinese troops in Wakhan corridor.


Charles Clover in Beijing February 26, 2017 Print this page 78

A mystery over recent sightings of Chinese military vehicles patrolling inside Afghanistan deepened last week as Beijing denied its troops were in Afghanistan but confirmed it was undertaking “joint counter-terrorism operations” with Kabul. The disclosure comes as China steps up its involvement with its western neighbour amid a gradual withdrawal by US forces from the war-ravaged country.



https://www.ft.com/content/0c8a5a2a-f9b7-11e6-9516-2d969e0d3b65
https://thediplomat.com/2018/09/chinas-surreptitious-advance-in-afghanistan/
 
The problem is that they are not going to play without killing civilians. And killing people is the least of the bothersome part.


Success and failure is defined by goals. Goals of a regular army is to achieve its targets with minimal casualties. Goals of a business is to maximize profit. BTW, other countries have not as much to gain in helping Taliban. India on the other hand can try and create a diversion on your western front, forcing you to spread your forces thin between your two front.
The current Afghanistan government is tilting towards India, and India is using their Afghan soil to breed terrorists. See confession of Indian Navy official and Ehsan ullah Ehsan, Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan spokes person was caught and he confessed to assistance from Indian and Afghan intelligence Agencies. India feels increasingly threatened by China’s emerging economic and political influence in the area.As fears from India grow, the country has decided to deploy 700,000 troops to the Indian Occupied Kashmir (IOK) in a desperate effort to stem worries
.India forces of murdering protestors, illegally incarcerating individuals and raping women in the region.The human right situation in IOK is dismal. you worry about the Black water in Afghanistan ,you as indian , changing flags doesnt change your thinking . You should worry as conflicts along the LoC continue and World War 3 fears rise, both India and Pakistan have been accused of violating the ceasefire currently in place in the area.
 
Lol ... Pakistan is still paying for the last "victory" in Afghanistan.
Guns
Drugs
Jehadis.
Cherry on the too 70000 dead citizens..

Let's see how much they will pay for the new one !
 
You people are misreading what is happening in Afghanistan. US is pulling its regular forces and bringing in defence contractors. Its going to get much dirtier. Basically these contractors are goons for hire. Those who can pay them can make them do things one cann't even imagine. And they are well trained and equipped to boot.

But this will antagonize the locals even worse then any collateral damage caused by regular army units. Even the government in Kabul will speak out against it, and if they do, the morale of the Afghan Army will be even worse and cause them to start to fall apart. The 2,000 Spec Ops troops and 6,000 Fighting contractors planned will be limited if they don't have local support. Also they will operate out of mostly the north; i.e. Bagram. It may work if it cover to withdrawal, but long term, if these contractors cause massive atrocities; street protests in the US and the west in general may cause the new democratic house to cut off funding in the new year or the year after, and end the war without securing us interests; i.e. preventing threats emanating from the area.

what kind of air power will these contractors bring; a few dozen helicopters, and a dozen fast jets?

Also who will be the targets? The Taliban are negotiating with the US. $3.5 Billion a year to target 4 districts in Jalalabad of ISIS with 8000 troops and contractors may work; but not the 100,000 Taliban fighters.

Supporting neighboring nations and a negotiated future government to not let any threats build up would be a wiser strategy. Its in all of their interests to let the Afghan war of 40 years finally end.

 
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Last time Pakistan didn't had this.
Yeah ! Of course !

Drugs, guns and jehadis are all being exported to India. :lol:
They are doing excellent job in pakistan.
 
Geographical ibdia dobt have stacks in afghanis time to take kavul by force
 

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