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I would say Yes.
Navy Sails Into Barrage of Bombs in Dramatic Night Rescue of Indians in Yemen
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What happened to China?
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Yeah we cant digest news that indian navy evacuated indians from yemen..
nah we arent like you.. we even paid ransom to save your sailors... pathetic.
Lakh lanat teri padiash pei.
Good good.... let the pain flow through you.
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Potentially but they could be SPB also- force protection falls within their ambit.
No genius he spoke to KSA to help facilitate the evacuation i.e. "don't bomb xyz whilst we evacuate our citizens" the GoI weren't asking the KSA/Chinese govts to actually evacuate their citizens for them the 2 IAF C-17s, 3 IN warships and 2 cruise liners are meant for that.
The one on the left looks to have a Tavor and like I said this isn't necessarily MARCOs.yes, they are marcos, that AKs makes me cry, they should have provided with modern AR.
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Good good.... let the pain flow through you.
Meh .. You guys are so stupid it ain't even "phunny"...
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AFAIK in navy AKs are used by marcos... those in UCP are marcos, i'm 100% sure.
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The AKs seem to be operator choice now- the Tavor is there for those who want to use it, UCP is in use by others not just the MARCOs I'm 100% sure of that too.
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Meh .. You guys are so stupid it ain't even "phunny"...
I agree that you're the "phunny" guy in this thread...keep it up.
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Yes he is.I agree that you're the "phunny" guy in this thread...keep it up.
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Most of Pakistanis not accepting the fact that Indian Navy has done a great job...Instead they are making fun of them...
The reason in my view is that Pakistan is terrorist breading ground and most of the funds comes from Saudi Arabia...So of course they will support their Saudis....Until Saudi exists we can see the lights of ISIS, Pakistan based terror groups, Al-Qaeda etc etc expand....
The reason in my view is that Pakistan is terrorist breading ground and most of the funds comes from Saudi Arabia...So of course they will support their Saudis....Until Saudi exists we can see the lights of ISIS, Pakistan based terror groups, Al-Qaeda etc etc expand....
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in army Ak is operators choice, but not in navy. SPB don't use AK.
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too much bollywood drama
PIA plane brings over 500 Pakistanis back from Yemen
Posted: March 29, 2015 - 2341 PKT | Comment
KARACHI: The Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) plane with over 500 Pakistanis on board from Yemen reached Karachi airport late on Sunday night.
Families of the passengers on board PIA's special flight PK7002 reached Jinnah International Airport to receive their loved ones.
Shujaat Azeem, aviation advisor to the prime minister, said the PIA flight had brought 503 passengers from Al-Hudaydah to Karachi.
The flight landed at around 23:30 and later transported several passengers to Islamabad early morning where Federal Minister for Information and Broadcasting Pervaiz Rashid and Tariq Fazal Chaudhry welcomed them.
Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif ordered to send more flights to Yemen to escort more Pakistanis in the next 48 hours.
Earlier today, the plane departed from the city of Al-Hudaydah in Yemen for Karachi.
There was no electricity at the airport in Al-Hudaydah and neither any working machinery, hence all paper work for passengers was done manually.
The stranded Pakistanis were delighted to see the airplane for their rescue and began clapping and shouting in excitement with “Pakistan Zindabad!”
The plane was sent on the special directives of Prime Minister Sharif to bring Pakistanis back from the war-torn country.
Pakistanis had reached Al-Hudaydah from Sana'a in a convoy by road.
Second PIA plane to leave for Yemen Tuesday
An airplane of the Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) will depart for Yemen Tuesday morning around 10 am to evacuate the second batch of Pakistani citizens stranded in the war-stricken country.
Shujaat Azeem, the Prime Minister's Special Assistant on Aviation, told Geo News that the foreign office had arranged authorization to fly over Yemen's no fly zone for the first PIA plane that brought back 503 citizens to Pakistan earlier this morning.
Saudi halted strikes to facilitate Pakistanis’ evacuation from Yemen
Saudi Arabia halted its ongoing air strikes and bombardment on Yemen’s Al-Hudaydah city for two hours to make way for stranded Pakistani nationals to be evacuated safely and return to their country, military official said on Monday morning.
Brigadier General Ahmed Asiri, the spokesman of Saudi Arabia’s armed forces made the statement on the state television here.
PIA plane brings over 500 Pakistanis back from Yemen
Posted: March 29, 2015 - 2341 PKT | Comment
KARACHI: The Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) plane with over 500 Pakistanis on board from Yemen reached Karachi airport late on Sunday night.
Families of the passengers on board PIA's special flight PK7002 reached Jinnah International Airport to receive their loved ones.
Shujaat Azeem, aviation advisor to the prime minister, said the PIA flight had brought 503 passengers from Al-Hudaydah to Karachi.
The flight landed at around 23:30 and later transported several passengers to Islamabad early morning where Federal Minister for Information and Broadcasting Pervaiz Rashid and Tariq Fazal Chaudhry welcomed them.
Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif ordered to send more flights to Yemen to escort more Pakistanis in the next 48 hours.
Earlier today, the plane departed from the city of Al-Hudaydah in Yemen for Karachi.
There was no electricity at the airport in Al-Hudaydah and neither any working machinery, hence all paper work for passengers was done manually.
The stranded Pakistanis were delighted to see the airplane for their rescue and began clapping and shouting in excitement with “Pakistan Zindabad!”
The plane was sent on the special directives of Prime Minister Sharif to bring Pakistanis back from the war-torn country.
Pakistanis had reached Al-Hudaydah from Sana'a in a convoy by road.
Second PIA plane to leave for Yemen Tuesday
An airplane of the Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) will depart for Yemen Tuesday morning around 10 am to evacuate the second batch of Pakistani citizens stranded in the war-stricken country.
Shujaat Azeem, the Prime Minister's Special Assistant on Aviation, told Geo News that the foreign office had arranged authorization to fly over Yemen's no fly zone for the first PIA plane that brought back 503 citizens to Pakistan earlier this morning.
Saudi halted strikes to facilitate Pakistanis’ evacuation from Yemen
Saudi Arabia halted its ongoing air strikes and bombardment on Yemen’s Al-Hudaydah city for two hours to make way for stranded Pakistani nationals to be evacuated safely and return to their country, military official said on Monday morning.
Brigadier General Ahmed Asiri, the spokesman of Saudi Arabia’s armed forces made the statement on the state television here.
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Modi was seeking KSA's help to get a safe passage (both for its navy ships and passenger overflights) for its stranded citizens simply because KSA along with her coterie is bombing the daylight out of Yemen! So what's your point?
Even if we had to ask other countries for help, that are in a much better position to help evacuate our citizens, it must be done without letting our pride getting in the way!
Obviously, some media houses try to overdramatize certain events, there is no denying the heroic efforts of the navy and IAF amid serious escalation of conflict in Yemen!
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