I think we are going too far when we say Gen. Bajwa is pro India. He wouldn't have been promoted beyond brigadier had there been any iota of idea about his inclination towards India.
Our strategic objectives will remain the same, strategies may change to deal with the menace of terrorism.
How you want to deal with the situation will end up in all out war on our both sides, east and west. Pakistan is unfortunately surrounded by many threats and going all out against everyone is not an option. We will only hurt ourselves, diplomatically, economically and militarily.
What we are experiencing is 1% of of the damages we have inflicted on our enemies. Some of them are listed below:
1 - Afghan Taliban, who are the real heirs of Afghanistan and represent the majority, and are emotionally on our side are winning the war, although India tried her best to get everyone on board through huge investments. Indian strategic interests have been hurt even after 15 years of continuous efforts.
2 - Gwadar port, despite all the attempts of our enemies against it, has become operational. This has killed the port Indians built in Iran. Huge investment lost.
3 - We have been successful in getting Russia and China realize that the real people who can help us and them in utilizing CPEC benefits are Afghan Talibs. We have also been successful in keeping India, Afghans and Americans out.
4 - Internally, we have been successful in cleaning up decades old mess created by our enemies in Baluchistan and FATA.
5 - We have been successful in reigniting Kashmiri movement, which is now being fast converted into armed struggle. India is losing his soldiers on a daily basis.
No one is saying that we have not incurred losses. We are still paying for the peace and will probably continue to do so for many more years. It doesn't mean that last seven days are reflective of our failures OR the leadership is Pro India.
Ask Indian strategists how are they feeling on our recent successes in Baluchistan (CPEC included), Afghanistan and Kashmir etc.
A few bomb blasts can't take our successes back from us.. We will respond back, and respond in manner that will shock them.. You may hear our friends (when I say friends, it means our proxies, including (
Edit: Afghan Talibs) and Kashmiri freedom fighters who have recently been armed) taking out targets on our behalf in the very near future. You will continue to hear about out "strategic" successes.
No need to worry.. Deen ke kamzor honay ki nishani yeh bhi hai ke musalmaan hikmat se aari hojaein aur jahan koi needle chubhoey, hum danda le ke uss ke sar par marna shuru kardain.. hikmat ka taqaza hai ke koi needle chubhey tou usay kahain hamain buhat maza aaya, 2 baar aur chubhao, aur uss ke ghar main khatmal le ja kar chhor diey jaein..
That said, I am too emotional since yesterday. I also want some hits as soon as possible, not direct, but indirect.. some explosions across eastern and western borders. If it doesn't happen then of course I will question whether we have lost our strategic assets or do not have courage to carryout such ops..
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