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While Iran was busy for years building a massive concrete wall on the pak-iran border in Balochistan, Bharat was simultaneously funding 100% of a road which can be used to send weapons to RAW controlled Afghan terrorists! Now RAW has a sea lane that completely bypasses Pakistan and goes through an enemy country(Iran) in order to fuel a separatist movement in the northwest.
Tehran also had a defence agreement in the past with New Delhi to allow the use of Irani land to attack Pakistan in case of war. But evidently, under great pressure from "concerned pakistanis" this public agreement between New Delhi and Tehran metamorphosed into a covert one perhaps?
It's quite interesting that nobody in the pakistani media talks about this dangerous development. All these so called journalists and defence analysts never seem to portray Iran in a negative light--it's always "the brother muslims country Iran" and blah blah blah. It makes me suspect that the Pakistani media is decieving the public in yet another way.
Tehran also had a defence agreement in the past with New Delhi to allow the use of Irani land to attack Pakistan in case of war. But evidently, under great pressure from "concerned pakistanis" this public agreement between New Delhi and Tehran metamorphosed into a covert one perhaps?
It's quite interesting that nobody in the pakistani media talks about this dangerous development. All these so called journalists and defence analysts never seem to portray Iran in a negative light--it's always "the brother muslims country Iran" and blah blah blah. It makes me suspect that the Pakistani media is decieving the public in yet another way.
Afghanistan, India open strategic road to Iran
KABUL, Jan 22: Afghan President Hamid Karzai and India’s foreign minister opened a new road on Thursday that would help link Afghanistan with a port in Iran and challenge Pakistani dominance of trade routes into the landlocked country.
The 220-km road in the southwest Afghan province of Nimroz is the centrepiece of a $1.1 billion Indian reconstruction effort in Afghanistan. It has drawn criticism from Pakistan, worried about New Delhi’s growing influence in the region.
India hopes to be able to deliver goods to Afghanistan through the Iranian port of Chahbahar, and this has triggered fears in Pakistan that it is being encircled.
“This project symbolises India’s strong commitment towards development of Afghanistan,” said Indian Foreign Minister Pranab Mukherjee.
“It also symbolises the strong determination of the government and people of these two countries that they will not succumb to the pressure of the forces of terror,” added Mr Mukherjee, who said he had discussed intelligence-sharing with his Afghan counterpart Rangeen Dadfar Spanta.
Eleven Indian workers and 126 Afghan police and soldiers, who were providing security for the road, were killed during its construction, said Mr Mukherjee. “In fact, for the construction of (every) 1.5km of road, one human life was sacrificed.”
The road, which cost $150 million and was entirely funded by India, runs from Delaram in Nimroz to Zaranj on the Iranian border, which connects to the Iranian port of Chahbahar. It opens up an alternate route into Afghanistan, which now relies mostly on goods transported overland from ports in Pakistan.-—Reuters
Afghanistan, India open strategic road to Iran -DAWN - Top Stories; January 23, 2009