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The Pakistani defence industry has a decently developed UAV industry. Many of these local UAV industries have already shown their desire and capability to be able to produce UCAVs if/when they get the support of the GoP/PA etc. Time isn't the issue. It's a matter of priorities and willingness.

Just a kind advice, keep it at those two cents. Yes, I've been on the ground and witnessed the situation first hand. I don't live in SW. :bunny:

Good to know that we on the same frequency.

Oh, we don't treat nukes like eggs pal. When we're asked how we will react when we're attacked from both ends you can expect Pakistan to react in some sort of manner. If that means using the nukes as a last resort then that will be the case. You don't need to lecture me about others using nukes...

I know beta. I just answered your rhetorical question and all I get in return is some rasgulla made up joke. Keep up the jokes beta. :chilli:

Have you actually been on the ground and witnessed the situation first hand? Or are you just making these assumptions based on reading some news articles on the internet? If it's the latter, I suggest you to just keep it at those two cents. Since the internet revolution every Tom, Dick and Harry...

Well, whatever makes you happy pal. :chilli:

If it was India you mean? The answer is obviously no, but then this is a war of outsiders that Pakistan shouldn't be fighting in the first place. Let's make the distinction, shall we?

Well, the nukes will come in handy I guess. :flame: So, ehmmm, the answer to your question basically is, YES WE CAN. Afghanistan should be like turning rubble into atomic rubble.

Wow, that must be some breather, he? :whistle:

Of course, unless the Pakistanis decided to build a UCAV of their own which wouldn't be too far fetched.

Well, if you kinda read his avatar pic you'll come to know that he can only read in the dark. :D *sarc*

Or is it because you beg to differ with his view? :no: Why not give the guy some benefit of the doubt until proven false.

Pakistan Resists Call by U.S. to Root Out Militants By ELISABETH BUMILLER Published: January 21, 2010 RAWALPINDI, Pakistan — The Pakistani Army indicated Thursday that it would not launch any new offensives against extremists in the mountainous region of North Waziristan for at least...

I guess this one is meant to reverse the decision taken by the PA to halt new operations.

Well, call it whatever you want. The US surely won't be happy with this development. Let's see how Gates reacts to this rather unexpected development.

Pakistan snubs US over new Taliban offensive Pakistan's army has said it will launch no new offensives on militants in 2010, as the US defence secretary arrived for talks on combating Taliban fighters. Army spokesman Athar Abbas told the BBC the "overstretched" military had no plans for any...

Army rules out new operation for one year Updated at: 1925 PST, Thursday, January 21, 2010 RAWALPINDI: Director General Inter Services Public Relations (ISPR) Major General Ather Abbas has said that no new operation will be launched for one year due to the expansion of ongoing military...

Accord on Pak-Iran gas pipeline in few weeks: Naveed Qamar Updated at: 1945 PST, Thursday, January 21, 2010 ISLAMABAD: Federal Minister for Oil and Gas Naveed Qamar has said that the agreement on Pak-Iran gas pipeline project will be finalized in the next few weeks. He was talking to...

That's one hell of a bold claim. What could Chavez gain out of making such an accusation? You just can never be sure about the truth. There is a very thin line between the truth and a lie.