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Foreign troops to quit Afghanistan in 18 months under draft deal: Taliban officials

U.s will try to replace their troops with blackwater and isis before leaving so war will continue in this region for some years after u.s withdraw from afghanistan

To sustain a war one needs supply routes for logistical supports. Without Pakistan providing them with any logistical and supply route, there is ZERO chance of anyone including Blackwater to sustain any major presence. I think this is why the US had no option but to withdraw because it could not get Pakistan support on this.
 
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To sustain a war one needs supply routes for logistical supports. Without Pakistan providing them with any logistical and supply route, there is ZERO chance of anyone including Blackwater to sustain any major presence. I think this is why the US had no option but to withdraw because it could not get Pakistan support on this.
They can do this under cover of supply to afghan army and india may act on their behalf using chahbahar port of iran
 
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I hope PM IK pitches a deal that Trump can't ignore. Pakistan makes sure in conjunction with Taliban that Afghanistan will never again become a refuge for any anti-western group. And American interests will be safeguarded post US pullout.

In return US saves $billions in treasure and no more US soldiers need to die in a far away, unpopular war. Pakistan OTH gets FTA with USA and open licence to go 'Injun' hunting in Kabul, Jalalabad etc. Win win for Trump and Pakistan.

No wonder Sentor Graham was all smiles and plaudits on his recent visit to see PM Imran Khan.

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Pakistan is not an empire nor Afghanistan's babysitter, just a mediator as per American demands.
 
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They can do this under cover of supply to afghan army and india may act on their behalf using chahbahar port of iran

Yes anything is possible but again if Pakistan refuses any military equipment to pass through its territory to the Afghan Government until a NEW Afghan government is formed, it would be just very, very difficult. Also, think about it, the negotiations between Taliban and US on the withdrawal would also mean withdrawal of US military equipment. Now Pakistan would know exactly what US military equipment is in A-Stan since it passed through its territory. The reason Taliban and Pakistan would insist on withdrawal of the military equipment would be to ensure it would not be passed onto the Blackwater.
 
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That's why the prime minister needs to weave a vision where Pakistan is the only regional partner that can maintain the peace and allow them to realize what a trillion dollars of sunk costs could not; a peace domain in which to invest, and reap the benefits.

Trump loves a good native, make sure to make large posters with large dollar signs on it; $ billion can be from this project, and $ billion from this project. A US export facility in Karachi port, a US warehousing and processing facility in Quetta, a $ Billion US Ore Processing facility in Kandahar, and so on and so on. Especially if he see US companies competing with China and getting a slice of the action. He's a "Big Picture" kind of guy. Show him glitz and glamour, and he's in. Lithium mining has huge potential, but only through a friendly corridor.

We also need to be careful that some elements will start to push for Baluchi independence, or Sindhi independence, or renegotiating the Durand Line. Furthermore, Pakistan's Nuclear weapons are not to be discussed. Pakistan has had them for over 35 years, and knows how to keep them secure. It maintains the peace in the region and provides the umbrella for focusing on economic development rather than a conventional arms buildup beyond what is minimally necessary. The Prime Minister has to hold on getting the US to partner in preventing any thought of those ideas. A Stable and territorial intact Pakistan will be a strong and stable partner in the region, for peace, trade, and prosperity for both nations and the world.

i like all your ideas.yes i think trump is a good leader.people make fun of him because he do whatever he wants.he wants to exit afghanistan.for trump,it's a useless war and he is absolutely right.america didn't exit after osama raid.obama was wrong on afghanistan.there is no military solution and there is no future for american favored afghan government.ghani should ask americans to provide him a place to live in america.i don't think that talibans will spare them.they should leave the country after withdrawal.no american forces means no indian disturbance and even if india wants,pakistan will not allow it and pakistan is already ready to end indian influence in afghanistan.it's all about interests.it's all about defeating each other in proxies.indians have gradually increased it's influence inside afghanistan but american withdrawal means no safety for indian raw.india enjoyed american presence in afghanistan and it's involved in so many attacks inside pakistan.now if taliban regain control of entire afghanistan then it would be very easy for pakistan to teach india a lesson.a lesson they forget after mumbai.they deserve bad things.i remember doval tweet "peshawar" before actual attack on peshawar.it's time to hit deep inside enemy territory.fear is necessary.they must pay the price.pakistan brings taliban to table not because of peace,it's because we want to teach india a lesson.publicly you can say that it's for peace.we remember every attack inside pakistan and indian paid uzbek fighters.india shouldn't hide it's face.lets face the consequences.remember afghanistan is necessary for pakistan to handle chabahar just like indians are using iran to attack gwadar and chinese engineers.this is just the beginning of a nightmare for india.
 
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Screenshot. When talibunnies take over and now can set their sights abroad, remember NWFP is their next target.
NWFP doesn't exist anymore its called kpk
And there is no way they can reach there once the wall is up and manned
 
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