India to Deliver 4 More Helicopter Gunships to Afghanistan

[HariPrasad]

Please give them samosas (sorry typo)...I mean Tejas.

No need to say sorry as you yourself is a sorry personality.

 

[BetterPakistan]

Hahahaha..Pakistan ordered 4 Mi-35 for trial...
This is most funny part... 1st time I could see that one country is buying fighter or helicopter for trial.

This is why your soldiers are begging for more food.

 

[Daghalodi]

Im sure Indian Airforce would love to donate all their tejas to AAF

 

[pakdefender]

have these been delivered and where are they stationed ?

 

[Theparadox]

Now India should donate some T-72 Ajeya tanks or BMP-2 Sarath

 

[a--team]

Now India should donate some T-72 Ajeya tanks or BMP-2 Sarath

India needs to start playing a more aggressive role as far as assisting and supplying the ANSF is concerned! The 4 helis are promised will arrive in March-July are very welcome but not enough. ANSF will beat these rats on its own but any assistance in terms of heavy Armour, gunships, artillery, ISR will expedite that process. Additionally it needs it play its diplomatic muscle with Russia, Iran, China to align their initiatives.

Playing safe wont get you anywhere in this game of thrones!

/Peace

 

[Sully3]

Namak haram Afghans will be selling these on the black market in a few years time.

still remeber them selling soviet junk tanks in markets of Waziristan 20 odd years ago

 

[Theparadox]

IAdditionally it needs it play its diplomatic muscle with Russia, Iran, China to align their initiatives.

We're already taking initiatives

India needs to start playing a more aggressive role as far as assisting and supplying the ANSF is concerned!

Well 8 Mi-25 is just a start, more will come in future. Though US and Nato forces are supporting way more than us. I support GoI methods, i'm not in favour of more aggressive methods.

IA is using BMPs for UN missions, Afghanistan-India should work on it next.

Playing safe wont get you anywhere in this game of thrones!

/Peace

So far its been good for both Afghanistan and India. By playing safe we're getting/will get economic benefits of air corridor, Chabahar, and the dam, these are good initiatives for both.

 

[Arsalan 345]

Good for talibans.one day they will fly these helicopters hahaha.

 

[a--team]

We're already taking initiatives

By playing safe we're getting/will get economic benefits of air corridor, Chabahar, and the dam, these are good initiatives for both.

My friend we do appreciate various initiatives taken by GoI such as thousands of scholarship for Afghan students, Dams and so forth. But what I am eluding to here is that by India playing it safe vis-a-vis its legitimate interests in the region it will end up having to fight these rats on the Indian Soil one day.

India which is aspiring to be a global powerhouse needs to show more muscle.

Mark my words the ANSF is winning this war and the Talis have no in the long run, simply because millions who have a stake in this system, and million who have voted in the preliminary elections showed the middle finger to these foreign backed proxies.

Peaceful afghanistan is in the interest of all countries in the neighbourhood but peace will only come through strength and the ANSF is breaking the back of these dark forces.

/Peace

Good for talibans.one day they will fly these helicopters hahaha.

Is that the best you can come up with ?

 

[Theparadox]

My friend we do appreciate various initiatives taken by GoI such as thousands of scholarship for Afghan students, Dams and so forth. But what I am eluding to here is that by India playing it safe vis-a-vis its legitimate interests in the region it will end up having to fight these rats on the Indian Soil one day.

Well i rather wait for that day, i believe in NSA such day will never come.

 

[a--team]

Well i rather wait for that day, i believe in NSA such day will never come.

It is already happening! Check out this is bbc report.
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Why did 2018 see more violence in Indian-administered Kashmir?
There has been a sharp increase in violence in Indian-administered Kashmir: This year has been the deadliest in the disputed region in a decade.

More than 500 people have been killed, including civilians, security forces and militants.

The area has long seen conflict between Indian forces and armed insurgents, but this year the cycle of violence has intensified with both sides becoming more active.

The BBC's Yogita Limaye takes us on a road trip in Indian-administered Kashmir to find out why.
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Things don't just creep up from nowhere. There is a support mechanism, there is backing, there is training, there is logistics that all come from the same source.

I am pacifist my nature because I believe in pan-regional development as a win-win for everyone, but this is one tough neighborhood we are living in and one peace only comes through strength.

All right I will leave it at this for today

Cheers

 

[Arsalan 345]

My friend we do appreciate various initiatives taken by GoI such as thousands of scholarship for Afghan students, Dams and so forth. But what I am eluding to here is that by India playing it safe vis-a-vis its legitimate interests in the region it will end up having to fight these rats on the Indian Soil one day.

India which is aspiring to be a global powerhouse needs to show more muscle.

Mark my words the ANSF is winning this war and the Talis have no in the long run, simply because millions who have a stake in this system, and million who have voted in the preliminary elections showed the middle finger to these foreign backed proxies.

Peaceful afghanistan is in the interest of all countries in the neighbourhood but peace will only come through strength and the ANSF is breaking the back of these dark forces.

/Peace



Is that the best you can come up with ?

dude pakistan didn't initiated this war.you are talking about the victory of ansf but what you are forgetting here is the situation of afghanistan before american invasion.it was under taliban control,even before the russian war,it was under mujahadeen control.we helped you in both wars and now we have so many afghans in our own soil.they came here to earn money and they are still earning money and if you look at the date of their arrival,you will see that some of the afghan people are here since 88,89.we did everything possible to solve your problems but in the end,we have sacrificed lives and now you are asking indians to expand their influence in afghanistan.this is very disrespectful.you know why india is interested in afghanistan.it's not about parliament or helicopters or that stupid library,it's about sneak into pakistan.what do you think what pakistan wants? pakistan also wants afghans to get education from schools but your system is already created and mujahadeen or talibans have created your entire system.talibans are real power and you need pakistan to convince them to stop fighting.if you really want to change system,you need to talk to talibans and not afghan security forces.your current regime favors india.let them do what they want but ultimate result is talibans.

 

[Theparadox]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1081949046695182338

 

[Reichsmarschall]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1081949046695182338

soviets had far more powerful fleet than Afg will ever have
guess what happened to their Air operations?