Over 200 Indians, Including Staff, Still Inside Kabul Embassy: Sources

[Bossman]

Simple solution just recognize Taliban rule in Afghanistan, establish formal diplomatic relations then no need for evacuation

Talibans have a long memory.

 

[N.Siddiqui]

This guy

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was captured in by the US with Pakistani help and later moved to some gulf country Oman i think.

Now he is poised to be the president.

Lets see where his inclinations settle on.

His inclination is still towards Pakistan....Oops!!.

He was under protective custody of Pakistan treated well and respectfully. Pakistan had to make a point to US then...

And now with China....Pakistan written all over it.

Bear with it...

 

[GumNaam]

His inclination is still towards Pakistan....Oops!!.

He was under protective custody of Pakistan treated well and respectfully. Pakistan had to make a point to US then...



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And now with China....Pakistan written all over it.

Bear with it...
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That's correct. he was taken into custody and then hidden while the yankee doodling dandies were told that he is under arrest and yet, he was kept in a safe location until the time was right where even the satellites couldn't track him.

 

[TheSnakeEatingMarkhur]

Dude you guys may be desperate to recognise taliban like last time but we are not.
What's point of having diplomatic relations just for the sake of it.

Lolx your bharti said lets recognise them not Pakistan

 

[ProMechy]

Its applaudable to see Taliban entering Kabul without bloodshed and forgiving people. The US has built an image of savagery and barbarism. I'm sure nothing bad will happen to the scared shitless RAW agents.

 

[Splurgenxs]

His inclination is still towards Pakistan....Oops!!.

He was under protective custody of Pakistan treated well and respectfully. Pakistan had to make a point to US then...



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And now with China....Pakistan written all over it.

Bear with it...
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Still too early to see where the allegiances lie.
The best outcome for Pakistan for now would be a peaceful regional climate.

 

[LeGenD]

This guy

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was captured in by the US with Pakistani help and later moved to some gulf country Oman i think.

Now he is poised to be the president.

Lets see where his inclinations settle on.

If your intentions are noble, he will reciprocate. If you want to continue to be a spoiler, he will show you the door.

Simple.

 

[Splurgenxs]

If your intentions are noble, he will reciprocate. If you want to continue to be a spoiler, he will show you the door.

Simple.

Yes, given the number of counteracting forces at play , I think Afghanistan's days being led by the nose are over.
I am betting on Taliban entrenching themselves and securing positions , so a few years of calm might be in the cards for the region.

 

[Reichsmarschall]

This guy

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was captured in by the US with Pakistani help and later moved to some gulf country Oman i think.

Now he is poised to be the president.

Lets see where his inclinations settle on.

Bhaiya jee ap zyada mat socho

https://twitter.com/x/status/1427094515375120385

 

[PradoTLC]

IAF Evacuates 45 Indians From Kabul Mission, More Await Rescue: Sources

Over 200 Indians including Foreign Ministry staff and paramilitary soldiers tasked for their protection are yet to be evacuated from Afghanistan's capital Kabul, sources have told NDTV.

www.ndtv.com

Over 200 Indians, Including Staff, Still Inside Kabul Embassy: Sources
Afghanistan crisis: An Indian aircraft is parked at the chaotic Kabul airport, sources said, adding the big concern is how to safely bring the staff from the Indian mission compound to the airport
All IndiaReported by Neeta Sharma, Edited by Debanish AchomUpdated: August 16, 2021 4:03 pm IST

Afghans looking to catch a flight out of Kabul overran the airport today



New Delhi:
Over 200 Indians including Foreign Ministry staff and paramilitary soldiers tasked for their protection are yet to be evacuated from Afghanistan's capital Kabul, sources have told NDTV.
An Indian aircraft is parked at the chaotic Kabul airport, sources said, adding the big concern is how to safely bring the staff from the Indian mission compound to the airport. The Taliban has enforced a curfew in the city, they said.
The Indians stranded in Kabul include some 100 personnel of the Indo-Tibetan Border Police or ITBP, tasked with protecting the Indian mission in Afghanistan.
The Afghan airspace has been closed to commercial flights after thousands of desperate people overran the tarmac this morning in the hope of getting out of the war-torn country, a day after the Taliban took control of the city. Afghan President Ashraf Ghani has already left the country.


The Cabinet Secretary is meeting with Foreign Ministry officials to work out the evacuation plan, which is already in place, in detail, sources said.

Questions are being raised on why the Indian mission staff were not evacuated in the last three-four days when the situation on the ground was changing fast, sources have said. The missions of other nations in the war-torn country had been thinning out when Taliban started taking city after city before encircling Kabul and entering the city on Sunday.

where is the indian airforce... i demand it

 

[LeGenD]

That's correct. he was taken into custody and then hidden while the yankee doodling dandies were told that he is under arrest and yet, he was kept in a safe location until the time was right where even the satellites couldn't track him.

Satellites do not track people. Americans knew where Mullah Baradar was being kept all along. He was released upon the request of Trump administration to commence talks, reform Afghan Taliban, and pave way for settlement of conflict. Mullah Baradar is co-founder of Afghan Taliban movement and he was the best man to talk to in this respect.

New Taliban Negotiator Seen as Sign That This Time, Afghan Peace Talks Are Serious (Published 2019)

As U.S. diplomats and Taliban officials remained locked in a fifth day of talks, the insurgents announced that a founding member would lead their delegation.

www.nytimes.com

Mullah Baradar released by Pakistan at US request

WASHINGOTN (Pajhwok): Mullah at his request, US Special Envoy Zalmay Khalilzad said on Friday.

pajhwok.com

Let us not forget that the Al-Qaeda Network was the real monster and spoiler in the region. Al-Qaeda Network had managed to poison many minds as well as bribe many to their cause in the region unfortunately. The fundamental objective of this war was to dismantle Al-Qaeda Network in the region (I have pointed out this fact time-and-again). Afghan Taliban were not declared terrorists by the US Department of State at any point in time however. This is where some of the narratives fall apart.

Many have given their own spins to the war in Public discourses, and facts got buried beneath layers of questionable narratives over time. This is why Pakistan itself does not have a coherent narrative in regards to this theme.

Indians play the role of spoiler in the region no doubt. They want to isolate Pakistan on international stage. They play the role of spoiler by inciting others against Pakistan. If Pakistan remains on bad terms with USA and Afghanistan then India stands to gain from this dynamic.

Pakistani diaspora needs to play its part in cultivating a positive image of Pakistan in foreign countries. Do not underestimate Indian diaspora in USA and other foreign countries.

 

[Akatosh]

We should temporarily evacuate Indian diplomats due to unstable situation in Afghanistan.

BUT make no mistake we will recognize the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan, Indo-Afghan relations will further increase and Indian embassy and some consulates will reopen.
Construction of Shahtoot dam may resume too. Inshallah.

This is what happened in 1992, same will happen soon:

https://twitter.com/x/status/1427186051169329153

 

[xeuss]

From The India Cable:


UNSC chair India mum on Afghanistan

Much was made of PM Modi ‘chairing’ the UN Security Council (UNSC) meet, though India holds the rotational chair for the eighth time. Dramatic events in Afghanistan were met with complete silence from the India-headed UNSC and India itself was absolutely mum. With an unfriendly Taliban government in Kabul, strategic options for India, already embattled on two fronts, will be complicated.

India is preparing to evacuate hundreds of its officials and citizens from Kabul with the Taliban in effective control after President Ashraf Ghani fled yesterday. PTI reports that an IAF fleet of C-17 Globemaster is on standby for evacuation missions.

Modi Govt Won't Confirm or Deny Using Pegasus; India Mum On Afghanistan

PM's I-Day speech parsed, Piyush Goyal attacks Tatas at CII, Modi & Ratan Tata mutual admiration at Assocham, why passing bills without debate is bad, curfew in Meghalaya, BJP MLA offers petrol bribe

www.theindiacable.com

 

[Areesh]

Construction of Shahtoot dam may resume too. Inshallah.

This you pajeet???

 

[Shapur]

The new Afghan government will have normal diplmatic relations with all countries including India. Afghan people appreciate India's assistance in different fields and we hope to continue a good relationship with India and all our neighbours. We will not allow any country to use our soil for their own interest whether it's India or any other country. Afghanistan's self interest come first