Lahore to Dammam flight prevented from landing in Saudi Arabia: reports

[Leviza]

Maybe Pakistan say yes to KSA now on one condition

Our army will be deployed in capital , and pakistan will run the country for as long as this war

They are asking us to kill other Muslims to save guard saud family so we should give them tight security and put them house arrest mode for their own safety

 

[Rau]

 

[Kambojaric]

Only Turkey is reliable partner among all Islamic countries.

The thing I like about Turkey is their self respect and dignity. It will take some time for Pakistan to develop it but the recent decision of the parliament is a step in the right direction. Take for example the comments of the UAE foreign minister Gargash as a reflection of this. Whilst stating for example that

“The vague and contradictory stands of Pakistan and Turkey are an absolute proof that Arab security — from Libya to Yemen — is the responsibility of none but Arab countries.."

He then singled out Pakistan and said that

"Pakistan is required to show a clear stand in favour of its strategic relations with the six-nation Arab Gulf cooperation Council, as contradictory and ambiguous views on this serious matter will have a heavy price to pay."

He didnt make this comment on Turkey however as he knew that Turks as a nationalist and proud people would be in an uproar at such threats thrown at them. Unfortunately in Pakistan we have a brigade who have convinced themselves that whatever the Arbis demand, we should do in the name of Islamic brotherhood. In reality these Arbis do not view us with any dignity and the comments of the UAE foreign minister are a reflection of this. What I say is F*** you to your requirements and go to hell with your threats of heavy price to pay. The day we respect ourselves is the day others will respect us too.

 

[Sage]

I stand proud. My nation didn't make a blunder and send our troops to some ones mess.

What a double dichotomy ...You are proud when we sent help to Jordan, You are proud when we helped Bosnia, You are proud when we help Kashmiris, You are proud when we helped Iranians during Iran-Iraq war, you are proud when when we sent our pilots to Syria ..but now when KSA needed our help ...we ditched them for what ....?

 

[Viking 63]

personally I have a very low opinion of these 2 UAE and SUIDIS but we have lot of economic interest in these 2 countries, Iran is also troubling neighbor next to us, so we are in a jam, but we should be very clear in stating our position yes we will protect SA integrity but these Bloody Arabs need to fight their own dirty war in Yemen so no Pakistani boots on the ground !!

 

[Viper0011.]

Here it comes ...KSA dictating their terms to Nawaz Sharif !

Here we go, let's combine bit*ch about NS again. If you care to read the entire post, it ends at, "after sorting the issue out, the Passengers were sent to their destination in Damaam". So they were allowed back in KSA when the plane was changed. Which tells you its their policy and every country enforces those. Let's cut the hate please.

Don't panic, it's just KSA saying "hi" to the Pak parliament.

How did the KSA say hi to anyone? You guys are the masters of conspiracy theories. The article says the passengers were sent back after the issue was sorted out, which means, the plane wasn't per the current standards of the Saudi aviation. When the plane changes people were allowed in. You guys try to find a needle in the haystack and then just make that needle the subject of everyone's attention.

 

[Bouncer]

Probably none of you bothered to read the full article. The Shaheen airlines aircraft was denied access because of a NEW policy that bars that specific plane (due its lease status?) from entering Saudi airspace. Yes this plane used to fly on the same route but not anymore because of new policy.

The passengers were taken to UAE and from there they were boarded on another aircraft and they LANDED in Dammam.

How does this translate in to "Saudis saying hi to Pak Parliament?" Or the conclusion that "lets bomb Saudis"
Seriously PDF wtf

 

[livingdead]

Yes - National interests are first, But in mutual friendship, a friend understand the limits and constraints of other and respects the decisions . for example on Uyghur issue we stand with China not Turkey, but Turkey never tried to force Pakistan to toe her line.

It has everything to do with decision

turkey has little stake in pakistan compared to KSA.. .. besides its china we are talking about, turks are not stupid to have such silly expectation.

 

[tsinga]

The thing I like about Turkey is their self respect and dignity. It will take some time for Pakistan to develop it but the recent decision of the parliament is a step in the right direction. Take for example the comments of the UAE foreign minister Gargash as a reflection of this. Whilst stating for example that

“The vague and contradictory stands of Pakistan and Turkey are an absolute proof that Arab security — from Libya to Yemen — is the responsibility of none but Arab countries.."

He then singled out Pakistan and said that

"Pakistan is required to show a clear stand in favour of its strategic relations with the six-nation Arab Gulf cooperation Council, as contradictory and ambiguous views on this serious matter will have a heavy price to pay."

He didnt make this comment on Turkey however as he knew that Turks as a nationalist and proud people would be in an uproar at such threats thrown at them. Unfortunately in Pakistan we have a brigade who have convinced themselves that whatever the Arbis demand, we should do in the name of Islamic brotherhood. In reality these Arbis do not view us with any dignity and the comments of the UAE foreign minister are a reflection of this. What I say is F*** you to your requirements and go to hell with your threats of heavy price to pay. The day we respect ourselves is the day others will respect us too.

@Bamxa - You forget the flip side of the coin.

UAE or KSA have not given Turkey even half the support that they have given Pakistan. It is them that brokered peace amongst your leaders, it is them that financed so many of your military equipment or projects (from civil to nuclear). It is them who give you cheap oil, it is them who finance hospitals and schools across your ravaged countryside, it is them who have accepted millions upon millions of your workers, it is them who provide immediate foreign exchange so that your foreign exchange reserves remain stable.

Pakistanis are quite happy to have these things from the Arabs, but want to be treated like how they treat Turkey when the time comes for them to expect returns for what they have done for you.

Thats not how things work.

 

[Nilesh Singh]

no doubt, it even scares me that they will be under the command of a Saudi general lol

Saudi general......... god help Pak army if ever they go to the war in Yamen.

 

[Legionaire]

@Bamxa - You forget the flip side of the coin.

UAE or KSA have not given Turkey even half the support that they have given Pakistan. It is them that brokered peace amongst your leaders, it is them that financed so many of your military equipment or projects (from civil to nuclear). It is them who give you cheap oil, it is them who finance hospitals and schools across your ravaged country, it is them who have accepted millions upon millions of your workers.

Pakistanis are quite happy to have these things from the Arabs, but want to be treated like how they treat Turkey when the time comes for them to expect repatriation for what they have done for you.

Saudi and the Gulf Arabs never constructed a single school let alone a hospital in Pakistan. And the acceptance of our workers is not a gift, they take in anyone who will work for them and get paid dirt cheap. And I don't think there will be any repatriation either, they will lose everything if they do so. Saudi Arabia might retaliate, but be sure that the other Gulf neighbors will fail.

 

[tsinga]

Saudi and the Gulf Arabs never constructed a single school let alone a hospital in Pakistan. And the acceptance of our workers is not a gift, they take in anyone who will work for them and get paid dirt cheap. And I don't think there will be any repatriation either, they will lose everything if they do so. Saudi Arabia might retaliate, but be sure that the other Gulf neighbors will fail.

Best to be aware:
Just simple examples:
UAE-funded school in Pakistan ready to open | The National
UAE opens 40 schools in Pakistan

$108 million hospital for Pakistan from UAE
UAE-funded Dh5.8m medical training centre opens in Pakistan | The National

UAE PAP implements humanitarian projects at a cost of US$ 320 million - Pakistan | ReliefWeb
UAE to start 21 new projects in Pakistan - Emirates 24|7

 

[CHI RULES]

useless thread to raise hatred for KSA. Almost every country of the world have aviation rules perhaps Pakistan don't have.

 

[Shamain]

I thought saudis loved us.......

after all its goras they call 'rafeeqs' and we are called 'miskeens'
So yeah!!!! miskeens flight got diverted,

What a double dichotomy ...You are proud when we sent help to Jordan, You are proud when we helped Bosnia, You are proud when we help Kashmiris, You are proud when we helped Iranians during Iran-Iraq war, you are proud when when we sent our pilots to Syria ..but now when KSA needed our help ...we ditched them for what ....?

What??? Did i hear you right bro?
You need to meet any arab sheikh right now with these views of yours. Trust me they are gonna weigh you in gold and diamonds and jewels.

I found out what che meh kunum means, 'what do i know'...I guess i am right

 

[Sage]

Here we go, let's combine bit*ch about NS again. If you care to read the entire post, it ends at, "after sorting the issue out, the Passengers were sent to their destination in Damaam". So they were allowed back in KSA when the plane was changed. Which tells you its their policy and every country enforces those. Let's cut the hate please.

Do you also know that according to the Manager of Shaheen Air Lines, 'The same plane has landed several times on the same air port but it was never stopped except this time' ....what do you make of it now ?