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Yaar I have no idea why these guys chose to accept the ceasefire. Its a joke. Now they're agreeing to a geosurvey of the area. I don't know what they're thinking but I personally don't agree the way they're handling this.

That, my friend...........is rape.

I am not contesting his narrative, I am merely stating that he should have offered evidence to back up his claim. The world works on tangible proof. Our stance is weak as long as we don't have something to exhibit in support of it.

Like I said before, these are the same guys who capped the Mizar-e-Shareef casualty at "around a hundred", not even bothering with a complete count. That being said, it was stupid of the FC to make such a bold claim without putting any evidence on the table. Such a bold declaration has to be...

They also said Mizar-e-Shareef resulted in "around a hundred casualties". As if they couldn't count after 60 so they were at a loss to give an accurate figure. They knocked out an APC and recovered a single jacket. What's the point? If the raid was such a resounding success, why did thy not...

Can't stand someone disagreeing with their myopic agenda. Especially women, God forbid they ever become able to pay for their ice cream, it would spell the end of our society as we know it. Aaj ice cream kay paise day gi, kal equality mangay gi, scandalous!

Will present the suggestion to the admin.

Uzbeks still form a sizable portion of the Northerner population. Their seat were the cities of Kabul and Kandahar, which would mean that they hailed from, governed over and were thus Afghans in the modern term.

Just like they simply left Mizar-e-Sharif at "around a hundred casualties".

A sleepy pilot sleeping is better than a sleepy pilot flying. The autopilot should be enough to keep the plane cruising at altitude and there is also the first officer and trainee pilot available to oversee the flight and sensitize the captain to any situation that might require his attention.

One day in good faith, perhaps India, the aspiring regional powerhouse should lead the way?

The Mughals (Afghans) ruled pretty much all of India at one point. Please pardon me if I cannot help but see why they would only feel the humiliation in seeing their former lands governed by us and not you. Because you guys surely seem to check all the boxes you highlighted in bold. Au...

I would categorically disagree to this assessment. Afghan identity is indeed valuable to the people but their interests have always been split into three distinct groups, the Pushtuns, the Darriwals and the Northerners. Even as close as last elections the country was on the brink of war...

Just noticed the sub-text. The Rawalpindi Treaty of 1919 did not have any expiry clause. It stated that the treaty may be rescinded by either party within the first three years of signing, which it wasn't. But we have inherited the land, as was legally released to the (then) Dominion of...

Their "unity" has kept the country in a state of civil war for 4 decades, I think we have different interpretations of the word.

*Ceded to the British by the Afghans in exchange for the guarantee that they will allow Afghanistan complete internal autonomy and provide them protection against the Russians.

The Greeks just called, they conquered this land first. Well, based on historical claims I guess we should all just pack up and enjoy a χωριάτικη σαλάτα.

Thank you for bringing some much needed order to the proceedings. As for everyone, stick to the topic!

Cross border fire to me is like traffic jam is to a lot of people. Comes with the territory. I have gone through it enough times to have complete faith in my comrades and know that their response will always be befitting of the enemy's ill-fated attempt at adventurism.

In a sense, the Pakistani Military does operate in a way similar to what you are proposing. The LOC and some "hot" sectors along the working boundary are manned by the Mujahid Battalions (Border specific units), the rest is manned by Punjab/Sindh Rangers. Towards Afghanistan/Iran, its the FC...