ISPR vows to respond to terrorist surge.

[Rajput Warrior]

Read our history we're not lapdogs of anyone. You wish you could say the same for your history... British

STFU

Mullah Fazlullah and suicide bomber in afghanistan

At this rate you might even see Pakistan bombing you!

 

[Winchester]

Read our history we're not lapdogs of anyone. You wish you could say the same for your history... British

Some of you are American lapdogs...some are Indian lapdogs....some were Russia lapdogs at one point....your whole country is a lapdog of different powers.

 

[saaju]

Its time to do or die ...... Now are never

 

[.]

Dont push your luck son. we might test some of our nukes on your arse, you lot are genuine pigs for world powers anyway who like to test their weapons in live environment. Soviets and Americans have done that, we might do the same. Trust me, you lot have pissed off the nation of 200 million to the extend that the ones who used to give charity to you lot, including me, will not even shy away in pressing that "red" button.

Look at the fool talk when the whole world couldn't solve their problems .total idiot calling Pakistanis lap dogs

 

[RangeMaster]

Do something or abolish ISI.Today morning I read about Peshawar attack and now...!
My humble request to the Armed forces of Pakista...!please do something. My nation's blood is not water.

 

[BHarwana]

Was your father British or Indian? Or do you not know?

Please don't make personal attacks

 

[Ahmed shahjahan]

My user name has nothing to do with this post ,
Since i said something which You dont like so that makes me a traitor
I m pretty sure if you were a real officer you wouldnt be sitting on your pc now and branding people traitors

I said not worthy of you, you did not read that, you only read what tyou want to read and that is the problem

 

[Rajput Warrior]

Hahaha yes you can tell me the location where this photo was taken doofus

TTP chief Mullah Fazlullah hiding where Afghan govt has no control: envoy
PESHAWAR:

Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan chief Mullah Fazlullah is hiding in a region where the government in Kabul has no control, top Afghan diplomat in Pakistan said on Thursday.


“Such elements are hiding in areas which are out of government’s control.” Dr Mohammad Umar Zakhelwal, Afghanistan’s Ambassador to Pakistan, said in response to a question regarding the presence of banned Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) chief Mullah Fazullah and his accomplices in Afghanistan.

Addressing a small function at the Afghan consulate in Peshawar, Dr Zakhelwal claimed there was no dispute between Kabul and Islamabad but the relations between the two neighbouring countries were affected due to lack of trust and misunderstandings.

Pak-Afghan relations — a steady decay

“If there is no peace and certainty in Afghanistan, thinking of peace in Pakistan is also meaningless as both the countries are not only neighbours but they share common history, culture, languages as well as geo-economic and religious norms,” he said.

The return of peace in Afghanistan is essential for both the neighbouring countries and it is only possible through joint efforts as well as entering into an era of trust and confidence, the senior Afghan diplomat claimed.

Further, Dr Zakhelwal, who is also a special representative of President Ashraf Ghani for Pakistan, said: “return of peace and strengthening of cordial relations is a top priority of the Afghan government and Kabul is expecting a lot from Islamabad.”

“In return of Pakistan’s one step, Afghanistan is determined to go 10 steps ahead,” he added.

Mullah Fazlullah will not evade us forever, says Abdullah

The Afghan ambassador went on to claim that his country suffered a lot as a result of imposed wars and hostilities and added that Pakistan might also become the victim if the existing violence and crises continue on Afghan soil.

“There may be complaints and reservations against each other but all these matters could easily be sorted out through mutual understanding and consultations,” he said, suggesting it was high time for both the countries to act jointly.

He, however, said efforts are underway for arresting or eliminating of all these terrorists, whether they are from Pakistan, Afghanistan or from any other country. “Afghanistan and its people will never allow anyone to work against Pakistan or harm its people.”

Pakistan not to blame for Afghan troubles, Aziz says on US visit

In response to a question, the Afghan diplomat claimed there were some elements on both sides of the border who were involved in sabotaging the peace process in Afghanistan. “Certain elements from both sides of Pak-Afghan border are reluctant to let return of peace and cementing of cordial relations between the two countries. Whenever peace talks commence such elements sabotage the process with intensifying violent acts in both the countries,” he said.

Mullah Fazlullah will not evade us forever, says Abdullah
KABUL:
“[Outlawed] Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan’s chief Mullah Fazullah has survived several operations by Afghan security forces in recent months – but I’m sure he will not evade us forever,” Dr Abdullah Abdullah, the chief executive of Afghanistan, said on Wednesday.

Mullah Fazlullah, also known as Mullah Radio, had found a safe haven in eastern Afghanistan after he and his loyalists were routed in a military operation in Swat in 2009. Since then, he has been using the Afghan soil as a launching pad for mounting attacks on Pakistan. Pakistani officials have repeatedly asked Kabul to take action against Mullah Fazlullah.

Pakistan does not ‘cooperate in anti-terrorism activities’, claims Abdullah Abdullah

“It is not our policy to harbour any terrorist against any country,” Dr Abdullah told The Express Tribune in an exclusive chat in Kabul where he received a Pakistani delegation for an unofficial security dialogue.

“We’re ready to take risks but then we also expect Pakistan to stand by us for the sake of the greater good,” he added. “The gravity of the situation is such that we should think and act differently.” Kabul also accuses Pakistan of harbouring Afghan Taliban, but Islamabad denies the accusation.

He did not agree with the perception that Afghanistan’s territory was being used against Pakistan and dispelled the impression that certain ethnic groups in the country were ‘anti-Pakistan’.

Mullah Omar’s death and peace process

Pakistan brokered the first face-to-face talks between Afghan officials and Taliban representatives in July. The nascent initiative, officially named Murree Peace Process, was called off after the news of death of Taliban’s long-time leader Mullah Omar was leaked to the media. Pakistani officials believe some Afghan officials leaked the news in an attempt to sabotage the Murree Peace Process.

Organisers of terrorist attacks still exist in Pakistan’

But Dr Abdullah said Kabul did not know Mullah Omar had died two years ago. “We were told that the [peace] talks were taking place with his [Omar’s] blessing… who leaked the news [of Omar’s death] … why and how this happened… this is not important anymore,” he said. “What is important is why this was kept from us. It was clear breach of trust.”

Dr Abdullah added that US officials also confirmed Mullah Omar’s death and informed the Afghan government about the development.

Akhtar Mansoor’s condition

The Afghan chief executive confirmed the new Taliban supremo, Mullah Akhtar Mansoor, was alive but added that he was injured. Some western news agencies have claimed that Mullah Mansoor was fatally injured in a gunfight during a Taliban meeting in the Kuchlak area of Balochistan early this month.

Dr Abdullah claimed that the Taliban have been weakened by divisions and that Kabul was ready to start talks with ‘reconcilable’ leaders of the movement.

Pak-Afghan ties

The Afghan chief executive seemed satisfied with the recent assurances from Pakistani leaders on working for peace and stability in Afghanistan. “There is recognition of change in [the policies of] Pakistan at the highest level in Afghanistan,” he said.

Dr Abdullah says he doubts Pakistan’s peace role

However, Dr Abdullah added that the perception of Pakistan at the public level has not yet changed. “It will take time for common Afghans to be on-board. They have doubts which need to be removed through actions.”

At the same time the Afghan leader recognised the concerns of Pakistani leaders about Afghanistan. “We understand that Pakistan has legitimate concerns but we too have legitimate concerns. No doubt, there is urgency of dealing with the situation and we are clear it will take time,” he added.

Talking to the members of the Pak-Afghan unofficial dialogue, he supported the track-II process and said such contacts could help in finding solution to problems. “Afghanistan does not interfere in the internal affairs of neighbouring countries and hopes its neighbours will not interfere in Afghanistan’s affairs.”

A similar sentiment also reverberated during a meeting of the delegates of Pak-Afghan unofficial dialogue with Afghanistan’s National Security Adviser Hanif Atmar.

Experts call for strict Pak-Afghan border management

Atmar, while welcoming Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif’s support for Afghanistan’s National Unity Government in the recent Heart of Asia conference, said such statements ‘which reaffirm Afghanistan’s sovereignty’ would be regarded as a confidence-building step within Afghan political circles.

He added that the Afghan government’s commitment to the reconciliation process should also be recognised to neutralise those opposed to talks.

 

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Please don't make personal attacks

lol ,He's a fool ignore him
It goes to show why i called him sub-human,They are the lower race of Afghans ,They act like this and blow themselves up like suicide bombers ,that's all they are good at.

 

[Rajput Warrior]

TTP in Afghanistan

AMONG the many complexities of militancy in the Pak-Afghan border region, there is a relatively straightforward reality. The inability — or partial unwillingness, as some in Pakistani security circles suspect — of both the Afghan government and US forces to move decisively against militants belonging to the banned TTP, who have found sanctuary in eastern Afghanistan, has allowed the threat to metastasise in a way that poses a serious, new danger to both countries. In a testimony before the US Senate Armed Forces Committee last week, Gen John Nicholson, commander of US forces in Afghanistan, claimed that TTP militants from Orakzai Agency have formed the core of the militant Islamic State group in Afghanistan, expanding from a small footprint in Nangarhar province to a presence in several parts of the country. The evolution is unsurprising: TTP factions have been notoriously violent, in some case predating the terror tactics of IS in the Middle East; the TTP has always had a pan-Islamist outlook, rejecting a focus on merely Pakistan, and many of the constituent units originally gathered under its umbrella have a virulent sectarian strain. Moreover, the ingress into Afghanistan was predictable: IS had early on shown a historical interest in Afghanistan, while large-scale military operations in Fata with poor border management and coordination between Afghanistan and Pakistan made it almost inevitable that the TTP would try and relocate to Afghanistan.

If the militant linkages are by now well known, what Gen Nicholson’s comments have perhaps unwittingly helped shed light on is the role of Afghanistan and the US in allowing a once manageable problem to grow quickly. By their inaction, despite Pakistan’s urgent appeals in recent years, Afghan and US forces inadvertently allowed the TTP to morph into IS. True, US drones have killed two of three supreme TTP leaders, and Afghan forces have launched the occasional raid on TTP sanctuaries in eastern Afghanistan. But far more evident has been the reluctance to prioritise the fight against TTP/IS. Indeed, Pakistani officials have publicly and privately voiced their concern that elements within the TTP based in Afghanistan are regarded by Kabul as a potentially useful way to bleed Pakistan to either punish or incentivise it to take on Afghan militants based in Pakistan. That mindless game hurts everyone, Afghanistan, Pakistan and the US, leaving the TTP to morph and expand. The TTP-IS militant nexus in Afghanistan needs to be urgently dismantled.

Published in Dawn February 14th, 2017

 

[BHarwana]

I will stand up for myself if attacked

Are you from Afghanistan?

 

[Rajput Warrior]

You let off a big daal generated fart. If using nukes was so simple your father would've used it on the Hindus...

Daal jokes?

Its ironic coming from an afghanis whose per capita meat consumption and mal-nutrition rate is one of the worst in the world.

Whats more ironic is the fact that most of your population survives on naan and onions.


Time to kick out your kind and take action and not just reaction, you only understand violence and you shall recieve it.

600,000 kicked out, a few million to go!

Between how many border posts does your pathetic country have on the durrand line? 36? for 2600+km border?

 

[GumNaam]

This means bye bye ganja sharif, bye bye fazle diesel, bye bye ppp, bye bye mqm, bye bye mumbati mafia, big time attacks on indian forces from across the loc and from within iok and rains of fire and brimstone on indian consulates and afghan gov bases in afghanistan!

This is gonna be hell unleashed on enemies, I've never heard such harsh words coming from the ISPR even during Raheel's tenure.

 

[Taimoor Khan]

You let off a big daal generated fart. If using nukes was so simple your father would've used it on the Hindus...

What are you living on these days? cow piss provided by your Indian masters? Learn from your history, you have been used a guinea pigs for shooting by all major powers. Remember those daisy cutters ripping our soil apart not long ago? As we speak you are under forigen occupation. Its easy for us to use nukes on you for testing purpose and once certified, then we can use it on the hindus.

 

[Ahmad Durrani]

Wtf!!!, its people like u who are takfiri and need to be eradicated, do u actually have no grasp of whats what and whos who, if u have zero knowledge of intel.sectars and geo politics than do us all.a favour snd shutup...

Only idiots make grand claims and insult people ! You seem to be emotionally immature making baseless allegations without any proof. The World community needs proof and you want to hang/shoot people/countries without a proper investigation. God save us from our so-called friends !