Iran Massacres Baloch Citizens in Sistan Balochistan Province and then Blames Pakistan for Killing Them

[Trango Towers]

Their pride stems from the "Aryan" syndrome, which afflicts millions across India, Persia, Afghanistan, and Europe. Persians are some of the most haughty people you'll meet, carrying themselves extremely magnanimously with an aura of superiority. It's a product of the culture, an emphasis on history and being a relatively monolithic entity.

Only problem is persia died with Darius

 

[Adonis]

Pakistan will realize that iranians are actually same or worse than indians. They are dumb and arrogant and lack respect for other nations. Their regime is an extremely bigoted one which lies all the time. Iran should be looked at, as an indian ally. There are Pakistanis who are more loyal to iran and they jump day and night for iran and want Pakistan to be iranian ally, these are the dumb idiots who want to drown Pakistan.
Imagine an arab country doing this, those certain people would have been on diarrhea rampage.

So one more Pakistan's neighbour turned hostile....who's left now China??

 

[masterchief_mirza]

Again, some upper echelons in Iranian society feel they can prod Pakistan without any provocation. IRGC....that heroic fighting force...should have no concerns claiming responsibility for this debacle. It's quite flattering that they willingly wish to credit Pakistan for their hard work slaughtering these people. But no, no, we insist that IRGC take the plaudits, credit where it is due. Whoever's dead can now be interrogated to confirm their guilt.

 

[Old School]

Our Western neighbor Iran has a tendency of passive aggressive behavior with a stock texts of denial. They do everything and yet, they do nothing according to their official lines. We also need to clean our own house as many people are secretly sitting on Iranian payroll.

 

[Imad.Khan]

Our Western neighbor Iran has a tendency of passive aggressive behavior with a stock texts of denial. They do everything and yet, they do nothing according to their official lines. We also need to clean our own house as many people are secretly sitting on Iranian payroll.

We have people sitting on Iranian, Indian, Arab, British, American payrolls. Do we have anyone left thats not on someone else's payroll?

Pakistan will realize that iranians are actually same or worse than indians. They are dumb and arrogant and lack respect for other nations. Their regime is an extremely bigoted one which lies all the time. Iran should be looked at, as an indian ally. There are Pakistanis who are more loyal to iran and they jump day and night for iran and want Pakistan to be iranian ally, these are the dumb idiots who want to drown Pakistan.
Imagine an arab country doing this, those certain people would have been on diarrhea rampage.

There are also people that jump up and down for Arabs or Indians or others, unfortunately not many people left that will stand for Pakistan only.

 

[The Eagle]

We are not here to discuss Sect or Belief even though, which may or may not be involved in strategical realities.

 

[arjunk]

There you go. Exactly what I said on the eariler thread, then Iranian apologists started swarming me.

 

[pakpride00090]

Our Western neighbor Iran has a tendency of passive aggressive behavior with a stock texts of denial. They do everything and yet, they do nothing according to their official lines. We also need to clean our own house as many people are secretly sitting on Iranian payroll.

There you go. Exactly what I said on the eariler thread, then Iranian apologists started swarming me.

As expected , my posts are deleted ..

I'll pass.. Don't want to get banned

We are not here to discuss Sect or Belief even though, which may or may not be involved in strategical realities.

You can read about strategic implications and its use over here..I have linked few sources and research articles.

The real reason Iran can't be trusted

As they confront Iran's nuclear aims, negotiators must mind the Shiite doctrine of deceit called 'taqiyya.'

www.csmonitor.com

The ‘power of lies’: Uncovering the Iranian regime’s policy

As far as the Iranian regime is concerned, deals are made to be broken, but not until its leaders have gained all of what they were seeking. The

english.alarabiya.net

Sunni Radicalism in the Middle East and the Iranian Revolution on JSTOR

Emmanuel Sivan, Sunni Radicalism in the Middle East and the Iranian Revolution, International Journal of Middle East Studies, Vol. 21, No. 1 (Feb., 1989), pp. 1-30

www.jstor.org

https://www.washingtoninstitute.org/media/3344

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onlinelibrary.wiley.com

Press Ctrl + F and type "Taqiyyah ".

 

[Kingslayerr]

So after killing some Pakistani nationals and blaming pak army, Pakistan has now raised Factually Incorrect allegations. If this is the only think the establishment can do to lanat hai asi establishment pay.

 

[TNT]

So one more Pakistan's neighbour turned hostile....who's left now China??

So what? Should we just become docile because all our neighbors are hostile?? We should follow our own policy.
Iranians are stupid and arrogant, they could have developed great business and people relations with Pakistan, a country having 3 times larger population and especially when iran is under sanctions. But their sectarian regime coupled with their stone age arrogance is making sure Pakistanis hate them.

 

[peagle]

Pakistan raises ‘factually incorrect’ Iranian allegations of oil smuggler shooting with embassy

Updated 27 February 2021
SAIMA SHABBIR
February 26, 202117:35

Pakistani soldiers wearing facemasks patrol near the closed Pakistan-Iran border in Taftan on February 25, 2020. (AFP/File)

• Deputy governor of Sistan-Baluchistan province accused Pakistani forces of firing at gathering of fuel smugglers near the border
• Human Rights Watch blames the incident on Iran’s Revolutionary Guards, urges Tehran to conduct a transparent inquiry

ISLAMABAD: The Pakistani foreign office on Friday said it had taken up with the Iranian embassy in Islamabad a statement by an Iranian official accusing Pakistani security forces of shooting at oil smugglers earlier this week and said the allegation was “factually incorrect.”
According to Human Rights Watch, the incident took place on Monday near the Iranian town of Saravan, killing 10 people and injuring five.

Following the development, Iran’s deputy governor of Sistan-Baluchistan province, Mohammad Hadi Marashi, accused Pakistani forces of opening fire at a gathering of fuel smugglers near the border who, he claimed, were trying to cross back into Iran.
“We are aware of the statement, which is factually incorrect,” foreign office spokesperson Zahid Hafeez Chaudhri told media during a press briefing in Islamabad.

“We have taken up the matter with the Iranian embassy [in Islamabad] about the statement made by the deputy governor of Sistan-Baluchistan province of Iran.”

“The incident occurred on the Iranian side of the border,” he said.

Pakistan has set aside nearly $20 million to fence its 900-kilometer border with Iran, frequently used for trade and by minority Shia Muslims who travel from Pakistan to Iran for religious pilgrimages. But the border is also the entry point for cross-border militancy and for an illegal fuel trade that authorities have struggled to crackdown on for decades.

“Such unfortunate incidents validate the need to have more formal ways to increase trading opportunities for local people,” the foreign office spokesperson said, adding that Pakistan viewed its border with Iran as a model for peace and security.
“We remain engaged with Iranian officials to discuss ways and means of facilitating cross-border commerce for local people living on both sides of the border and ensure the security of our common frontier,” he said.

According to AFP, Iran was also prodded by Human Rights Watch on Friday to investigate excessive use of force by Revolutionary Guards against smugglers attempting to transport fuel to Pakistan.

Quoting Baluch activists, the rights group claimed that Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps had blocked a road used to transport fuel before apparently opening fire at people attempting to reopen the route.

The action prompted attacks by angry protesters on government buildings in both Saravan and the Sistan-Baluchistan provincial capital Zahedan.

“The Iranian authorities should urgently conduct a transparent and impartial investigation into the shootings at the Saravan border,” said HRW Iran researcher Tara Sepehri Far. “The authorities should hold those responsible for wrongdoing to account, appropriately compensate victims and ensure that border guards are taking the utmost precautions to respect the right to life and other human rights.”

The rights group noted the lack of employment opportunities in the province, saying it left its ethnic Baluch population with few alternatives but to indulge in illegal trade with their fellow Balochs across the border.

“Similar to the western provinces of Western Azerbaijan and Kurdistan [on the border with Iraq], its lack of economic opportunities has led many residents to engage in unlawful cross-border commerce with Pakistan,” said the New York-based watchdog.

Pakistan raises ‘factually incorrect’ Iranian allegations of oil smuggler shooting with embassy

ISLAMABAD: The Pakistani foreign office on Friday said it had taken up with the Iranian embassy in Islamabad a statement by an Iranian official accusing Pakistani security forces of shooting at oil smugglers earlier this week and said the allegation was “factually incorrect.” According to Human...

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Our people never realise this, because we always forgive and forget the Iranians,
But, the Iranians are just as crazy as the Indians, and the Afghans, and a bigger cry baby, just like the indians and the Afghans. We live in a seriously messed-up neighborhood.

They cry about everything under the sun, but they don't mind earning billions of dollars through smuggling, they don't cry about that, now it is being stopped, they have started to create stories around smuggling.
Deep down, they do not want the fence because they know, there will be no more smuggling and no more billions of free dollars from Pakistan. What a bunch of nutcases.


There's an error in the report. $20 million dollars cannot build a 900km fence, it must be $200 million dollars allocated, but probably will be more once it's fully completed.

 

[PakistaniAtBahrain]

They cry about everything under the sun

there is an iranian guy here who goes on anti-imperialist rants of the West, then advocates for conquering Bahrain because once upon a time Iran used to rule it. lol.

 

[kingQamaR]

There are Pakistanis on here who praise Iran none stop lol

 

[Awan68]

U need not look any further, the Chu's who run this forum get down on their knees and ban Pakistani's for setting Iranians in their place on this forum, on the other hand Iranians are free to abuse Pakistan directly.

 

[El Sidd]

Any update on this incident?