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The porous nature of the border is for Pakistanis to understand as they face similar challenges.
Iranians are just milking the fact that they can bully war torn country.
Each of Pakistan's neighbour and beyond is involved in sabotaging Pakistan. You don't need to brand it under Afghan umbrella.
Iranians will flip on a standing dime. You wouldn't.
Iranians are good people. They do what is best for Iran indeed.You Iranians are a great and proud people who know how to deal with the afghan vermin and other foreign threats. Above all, Iranians do what is best for Iran. As a Pakistani, I admire and somewhat envy Iran and your political set-up.
PS Keep the afghan vermin out of Iran. In Pakistan we let the afghan scourge spread all over and they are now destroying our nation. Please don't let that happen to Iran.
Brother, the problem is not the Afghan people.You Iranians are a great and proud people who know how to deal with the afghan vermin and other foreign threats. Above all, Iranians do what is best for Iran. As a Pakistani, I admire and somewhat envy Iran and your political set-up.
PS Keep the afghan vermin out of Iran. In Pakistan we let the afghan scourge spread all over and they are now destroying our nation. Please don't let that happen to Iran.
I believe Iran's interference should be limited to a buffer zone only, consisting mostly of Persian and Shiite regions of Afghanistan that are more likely to join us, plus regions that give us some sort of control and influence over the Helmand River to ensure our water rights in Sistan and Baluchistan of Iran. Iran has historically had influence among militias and warlords in provinces like Herat.I wonder how things would have been if Iran would have actually entered in 1998. Even 9/11 could have been avoided possibly.
I believe Iran's interference should be limited to a buffer zone only, consisting mostly of Persian and Shiite regions of Afghanistan, plus regions that give us some sort of control and influence over the Helmand River to ensure our water rights in Sistan and Baluchistan of Iran.
Occupying Afghanistan is very costly and difficult. But a buffer zone can be established and used to give Afghans proper education, healthcare, and a place that they can call home without instability and security issues. Even the issue of discrimination will be resolved when they live in their own buffer zone among themselves.
Millions of Afghans can live in such an autonomous region, protected by us. It will be a win-win situation.
I believe that Afghans, given proper education, can actually become an influential group of people again.
Afghanistan is part of the Greater Khorasan, which has been known for intellectualism, philosophy and poetry.
Recently, I guess a few years ago, an Afghan immigrant at Sharif University won a gold medal at a national math Olympiad held by the Iranian Mathematical Society. And Sharif University hosts many students that have won medals at the International Math Olympiad. Iran is quite strong in mathematics and an Afghan winning such a prestigious prize shows that Afghan people have potential, they just don't have proper opportunities.
I believe Iran's interference should be limited to a buffer zone only, consisting mostly of Persian and Shiite regions of Afghanistan that are more likely to join us, plus regions that give us some sort of control and influence over the Helmand River to ensure our water rights in Sistan and Baluchistan of Iran. Iran has historically had influence among militias and warlords in provinces like Herat.
Occupying Afghanistan is very costly and difficult. But a buffer zone can be established and used to give Afghans proper education, healthcare, and a place that they can call home without instability and security issues. Even the issue of discrimination will be resolved when they live in their own buffer zone among themselves.
Millions of Afghans can live in such an autonomous region, protected by us. It will be a win-win situation for both of us.
I believe that Afghans, given proper education, can actually become an influential group of people again.
Afghanistan is part of the Greater Khorasan, which has been known for intellectualism, philosophy and poetry.
Recently, I guess a few years ago, an Afghan immigrant at Sharif University won a gold medal at a national math Olympiad held by the Iranian Mathematical Society. And Sharif University hosts many students that have won medals at the International Math Olympiad. Iran is quite strong in mathematics and an Afghan winning such a prestigious prize in Iran shows that Afghan people have potential, they just don't have proper opportunities.
Iraq also suffered from sectarianism and suicide bombings.I don't see any buffer zone, that can house millions, working. The terrain is treacherous and the cave dwellers are addicted to suicide bombings. No one is willing to spend even a penny on such an endeavor.
I don't see any buffer zone, that can house millions, working. The terrain is treacherous and the cave dwellers are addicted to suicide bombings. No one is willing to spend even a penny on such an endeavor.
You're right. We host Pashtun Afghans as well but obviously to a much lesser extent.Afghans in Iran are all farsi/tajiks/hazara so very very different then pashtuns, their region was called Khorasan. Afghan identity is imposed on them. Taliban are all pashtun and unfortunately we share border with pashtun side.