PAF Jets participating in Yemen attack. CNN

[Donatello]

Now expect a backlash from Iran.

Other than crying, they cannot do much. But since we deal with cry babies on the east, it'll be walk in the park. What's the most they can do? Shut off their visas for Pakistan?

 

[OrionHunter]

Other than crying, they cannot do much. But since we deal with cry babies on the east, it'll be walk in the park. What's the most they can do? Shut off their visas for Pakistan?

They could do plenty to finger you guys on the border. They could also start active support to the Shias within Pakistan resulting in a sectarian conflagration. And then who starts crying we'll soon get to know!

That's going to open your third front. And that's bad news for Pakistan.

 

[Sinnerman108]

They could do plenty to finger you guys on the border. They could also start active support to the Shias within Pakistan resulting in a sectarian conflagration. And then who starts crying we'll soon get to know!

That's going to open your third front. And that's bad news for Pakistan.

They are already providing support to Shias in Pakistan since 1979.
They have consulates in all cities of Pakistan. Some times more than one consulate in a city.

It is in reaction to Khomeni's adventures in Pakistan that real anti shia groups were formed with help from some foreign countries.

 

[M.AsfandYar]

If ALLAH intended no divisions, then why ALLAH send humans to the world? where it have struggle to eat and drink, why their is no easy path , and why their is division of rich and poor then?

Stop this plz.

 

[OrionHunter]

They are already providing support to Shias in Pakistan since 1979.
They have consulates in all cities of Pakistan. Some times more than one consulate in a city.

It is in reaction to Khomeni's adventures in Pakistan that real anti shia groups were formed with help from some foreign countries.

Yeah, but that's peanuts compared with what's going to happen after your active support to the House of Saud. The Iranians are going to take serious revenge. It's just a matter of time.

Pakistan joining an Arab coalition was a bad idea.

 

[Sinnerman108]

Yeah, but that's peanuts compared with what's going to happen after your active support to the House of Saud. The Iranians are going to take serious revenge. It's just a matter of time.

Pakistan joining an Arab coalition was a bad idea.

Irani only make noise; they are not in a position to F around.

The moment they miss a breath, Israel and others will sterilize them.

Nevertheless there are things that have to happen. No matter of sanity will stop them from happening for they have been predicted like so.

 

[Donatello]

They could do plenty to finger you guys on the border. They could also start active support to the Shias within Pakistan resulting in a sectarian conflagration. And then who starts crying we'll soon get to know!

That's going to open your third front. And that's bad news for Pakistan.

No it's not. ISI has done a pretty impressive job of shutting down Iranian activities in Balochistan. And with the new resolve of the army, anyone doing anything like that is going to be taken out. The same message was delivered to the Iranians via diplomatic channels and to those fake 'Baloch' leaders hiding in Oslo/Geneva/New York/London as well. You will either be with us or cease to exist. And anything on the Iranian border can be pounded day in day out if the time came to that.

 

[ziaulislam]

They could do plenty to finger you guys on the border. They could also start active support to the Shias within Pakistan resulting in a sectarian conflagration. And then who starts crying we'll soon get to know!

That's going to open your third front. And that's bad news for Pakistan.

haha, they are already doing a proxy war in Pakistan but if they step up, they know that we can step up too in their sunni dominant regions of Baluchistan, so its unlikely.
however having said that we will not get involved in yemen at least not openly.

 

[Agent Smith]

then maybe we should supply houthis some cool air defence systems, barak 8 maybe

 

[A2Z]

I don't trust CNN over this news. One more thing why are people talking about Iran,air strikes are conducted in Yemen against houti rebels on the plea of Yemeni leader what is the problem with Iran. Even if Iran have a problem it wont dare doing anything. Taking on coalition forces that includes KSA(backed by usa), jordan, turkey, egypt, uae and probably pakistan as well is above Iran's pay grade (Russia and India wont help or else we'll witness WW3).

They could do plenty to finger you guys on the border. They could also start active support to the Shias within Pakistan resulting in a sectarian conflagration. And then who starts crying we'll soon get to know!

That's going to open your third front. And that's bad news for Pakistan.

If they do that Pakistan can do the same as well there are sunnis in Iran as well. ISI trainned afghani defeated russians who knows we might see ISI trained balochs as well.
The whole world knows about Indian activity in Balochistan if India has not succeeded yet I highly doubt Iran would trouble Pakistan much in that regard. And even if they are able to PA is capable enough to take care of that and by that time inshaAllah TTP wont be a problem as well. So it would be PA vs irani trouble makers.

 

[JOEY TRIBIANI]

If true then its good

 

[Black Mamba1]

Hope Pakistani Tax payer has no objection in this action and also no objection to feed an army which is so dedicated to some other nation

 

[airmarshal]

I dont trust CNN.

 

[Thorough Pro]

looks exactly like that, other wise why would their million strong army keep shitting at the border for two years with no one knowing what to do next

does your PM takes uniliteral decision regarding forces and security issues without taking security agencies and army into confidence?

 

[alibaz]

They could do plenty to finger you guys on the border. They could also start active support to the Shias within Pakistan resulting in a sectarian conflagration. And then who starts crying we'll soon get to know!

That's going to open your third front. And that's bad news for Pakistan.

I think a lot has changed, now ppl are very clear about Shia Sunni issues and their hidden origins. Many a times this issue was used for political purposes by political parties. Many of those, playing proxys either supporting Shia or Sunnis are finding their own haunches on fire.
Right now there is no point in indulging into any conflict, favoring either side. To us all are Muslim brothers and we should not be with or against anyone for even a minor offensive. Appearantly its Shia Sunni or rebels against established government but we know it's still a proxy.