11 TTP terrorists neutralised, Tanai, South Waziristan

[Wolfhunter]

Slightly OT but this news article from last year is el oh el!

Taliban founder's Toyota Corolla dug up after spending 21 years buried

The Toyota Corolla owned by the founder of the Taliban was dug up after spending 20 years underground. Here's where it's headed.

ph.news.yahoo.com

 

[Genghis khan1]

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Lol, You dumb Sh!t. I hunted Talibs back in the day.

 

[Rusty2]

It's been 20 years since this war of terror was imposed on us by the colonial sepoys and these duffers still haven't figured out how to carry out effective COIN operations.

we were happy to take their money and F16s in the 80s to create these snakes. So why are we upset now that our complicitly is biting our hand?

 

[Wolfhunter]

Lol, You dumb Sh!t. I hunted Talibs back in the day.

Waaaaaaambulance.

You “hunted taliban” and then your Mom woke you up “Son get up you’re going to kiss the school bus”.

 

[Mrc]

If it’s done in Pakistan than there are two issues.

1. States don’t ambush people in their own boundaries. They arrest, interrogate and prosecute them. If they were in Pakistan then they should have been raided. It’s shows weaken of state and it’s institutions.

2. If non-state actors were being used then this is more like vigilante justice and can end up in a Wild West scenario, where different groups are killing each other and no state control.


If it’s carried out behind enemy lines, then very well.

Ambush was in Afghanistan.

There was a separate ibo inside own borders

 

[Asimzranger]

shukar alhamdulillah finally some good news please eliminate all afghan terrorist .

 

[RealNapster]

Cost effectiveness, and whichever method is easier

Then why buy 10 different types of drones ?

 

[TheSolution]

Then why buy 10 different types of drones ?

No clue

 

[Bilal.]

If it’s done in Pakistan than there are two issues.

1. States don’t ambush people in their own boundaries. They arrest, interrogate and prosecute them. If they were in Pakistan then they should have been raided. It’s shows weaken of state and it’s institutions.

2. If non-state actors were being used then this is more like vigilante justice and can end up in a Wild West scenario, where different groups are killing each other and no state control.


If it’s carried out behind enemy lines, then very well.

They are not petty criminals. They are fully armed and trained military outfit. They should be cooked at full heat.

 

[Kompromat]

Then why buy 10 different types of drones ?

Drones provide critical information required for such operations and act as an airborne back-up overwatch (as a contingency). For some reason the operators can't engage the target, the UCAV will.

 

[Wolfhunter]

Great news from Pakistan. This is probably the best music to play in the background:

Well done Pakistan Army, Kill them all, let god sort them out.

 

[PakFactor]

Casualty pictures are not being posted due to forum policies.


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I'm pretty sure that's a casualty lying on the floor looking like an overcooked Kabob. Just saying, it's all fine by me though.

 

[TheSolution]

I sense the morale rising, all we need to do is be consistent in our war against the militants/TTP

Never give them room to breathe. Any leverage or depth they have, neuter it before it's utilised. Whether it's the porous western border, sympathisers within, or refugees providing manpower.

The biggest risk Pakistan faces is insurgency and conventional war against India (unlikely). So our counter insurgency techniques, force size and equipment needs to be top tier. Always have contingency plans for worst case insurgency scenario.

 

[Wolfhunter]

I sense the morale rising, all we need to do is be consistent in our war against the militants/TTP

Never give them room to breathe. Any leverage or depth they have, neuter it before it's utilised. Whether it's the porous western border, sympathisers within, or refugees providing manpower.

The biggest risk Pakistan faces is insurgency after a conventional war against India. So our counter insurgency techniques, force size and equipment needs to be top tier. Always have contingency plans for worst case scenario.

None of my business, but Pakistan’s immediate “life or limb” threat are the Taliban. Your nations security posture should pivot to reflect that realisation.

Good luck, I sincerely wish Pakistan and it’s security apparatus success in this good fight. If there is one thing I hate, it’s the smelly pedo, women beating Taliban.

As they say in Latin: In hoc signo vinces

 

[TheSolution]

None of my business, but Pakistan’s immediate “life or limb” threat are the Taliban. Your nations security posture should pivot to reflect that realisation.

Good luck, I sincerely wish Pakistan and it’s security apparatus success in this good fight. If there is one thing I hate, it’s the smelly pedo, women beating Taliban.

As they say in Latin: In hoc signo vinces

Yep, a conventional war with India is unlikely but we are always preparing for it.

But I feel we don't pay enough attention or have enough contingency plans in place for a worst case scenario of insurgency/civil war.

We need to put just as much effort into our counter insurgency capabilities as we do with conventional warfare because we are probably more prone to the first. It shouldn't come as a surprise or shock to us if the level rises significantly, but rather we should have an effective and coordinated plan to tackle it head on. Need to be prepared.