Genghis khan1
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Most probably barter, local currency and dollars.how are you paying Iran for the oil ?
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Most probably barter, local currency and dollars.how are you paying Iran for the oil ?
“Get to know the right, then you would know the people of right. Right Is not measured by its men, but men are measured by their right.” ― Ali Bin Abi ThalibFinally someone understands!
Additional benefits is it employs unemployed Baloch and saves forex. If it’s under the watchful eyes of the boys then they can ensure terrorists don’t take advantage of it and can use this to keep Baloch pro pak cuz the interests of these smugglers with be tied with our interests. If also improves our soft power and leverage over Iranian Baloch especially in the border areas because their livelihood is tied to us.
The only people this harms is Iranian government. As long as the smuggling isn’t conducted by terrorists, it’s benefiting Pakistan more than any harm it brings.
Taxing in local currency on expensive imported oil imported via usage of dwindling foreign reserves is more detrimental than no Tax on dirt cheap oil. It’s like equating local dirt cheap Sui gas vs tax on expensive LNG shipment.The folks supporting the smuggling should know the loss Pakistan state has to endure in terms of failing to collect tax on the imported oil.
There is a reason why higher ups in the army would kill each other for a post in Quetta.
WrongPakistan can’t import Iranian oil for 2 reasons.
#1. US sanctions.
#2. International oil prices. Why buy Iranian oil when Iran charges you international oil rates.
I say smuggle more. Boys are circumventing both problems. They are buying oil at local Iranian rate for dirt cheap prices and Uncle Sam is not triggered.
Ganda Hai Par Dhandha Hai.
No it's notFinally someone understands!
Additional benefits is it employs unemployed Baloch and saves forex. If it’s under the watchful eyes of the boys then they can ensure terrorists don’t take advantage of it and can use this to keep Baloch pro pak cuz the interests of these smugglers with be tied with our interests. If also improves our soft power and leverage over Iranian Baloch especially in the border areas because their livelihood is tied to us.
The only people this harms is Iranian government. As long as the smuggling isn’t conducted by terrorists, it’s benefiting Pakistan more than any harm it brings.
I’m pretty sure Iranians subsidized petrol and diesel for their population. So if them buying it from where the locals buy it would mean that they bought the Iranian government subsidized price for it. Iran has the third cheapest oil prices for their civilians.Iranians also benefits from it, that’s why they are looking the other way. They know they can’t sell oil internationally so whatever revenue or dollars the get from this is better than nothing.
So would you rather Pakistan pays much more for oil with its precious forex just to collect some taxes on it, or would you rather Pakistan get dirt cheap Iranian oil which it doesn’t have to waste forex on but can’t tax? Which offers more benefits?Wrong
Pakistan can easily do barter trade just like how turkey and other countries are buying Iranian gas.
Well has pakistan came to Iranian table..if they offer same price you are right there is no point in buying
Lastly sanctions are pretty loose now they are only American sanctions the western sanctions have been lifted
No it's not
Unregulated money exchange and smuggling has it's own con's. Funding of espionage and terrorism activities to begin with.So would you rather Pakistan pays much more for oil with its precious forex just to collect some taxes on it, or would you rather Pakistan get dirt cheap Iranian oil which it doesn’t have to waste forex on but can’t tax? Which offers more benefits?
I’m pretty sure Iranians subsidized petrol and diesel for their population. So if them buying it from where the locals buy it would mean that they bought the Iranian government subsidized price for it. Iran has the third cheapest oil prices for their civilians.
Saudis cost to produce is $8 /bbl. Iranian must be around same price range. Brent crude is almost 87/bbl so that’s 1100% profit.I’m pretty sure Iranians subsidized petrol and diesel for their population. So if them buying it from where the locals buy it would mean that they bought the Iranian government subsidized price for it. Iran has the third cheapest oil prices for their civilians.
Pakistan buys $10 to $15 billions worth of oil and gas. What do you expect Pakistan to export in return (barter with)? Pakistan don’t produce anything of value, right now even food items are imported into Pakistan.Wrong
Pakistan can easily do barter trade just like how turkey and other countries are buying Iranian gas.
Well has pakistan came to Iranian table..if they offer same price you are right there is no point in buying
Lastly sanctions are pretty loose now they are only American sanctions the western sanctions have been lifted
No it's not
That’s for lumber #1 to check on, which I bet they failing to do so.Unregulated money exchange and smuggling has it's own con's. Funding of espionage and terrorism activities to begin with.
Which offers more benefits? dirt cheap Iranian oil or dirt cheap killing of Pakistani citizens?
In case you do not know, Iran does not operate its gas-stations as other countries usually do. Ever citizen is issued a permit card, that is mandatory to be inserted into the machine before the fuel is dispensed and of course it has a monthly quota as well.
So I do not believe this "dirt cheap oil" being smuggled comes from their local citizen quota rather officially sold out to the smugglers by the administration.
Which brings us to a point that they must be getting something out of it as nothing is free in this world.
The smuggling is not limited to oil only. Pakistani consumer markets in are full of Irani products. From biscuits to detergents, home appliances to everything else. The boys are making tons of money while local manufacturing is suffering.That’s for lumber #1 to check on, which I bet they failing to do so.
Ofcourse, IRGC is no different than sections of Lumber#1 and property dealers. IRGC insiders are corrupt and very wealthy. They most probably are getting (smuggling) much needed dollars and some western electronics from Pakistan, just like Afghan economy is leeching off of Pakistan.
Pak fouzzz ko bara he loss hoa bhai yeh toAnother day & another view of exemplary border security: