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Would Indians be fool enough to attract Jehad to their country, by this move?
Ssshh Don’t stop the Indians while they are making a mistake.
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Would Indians be fool enough to attract Jehad to their country, by this move?
I was asking about use of these specific aircrafts in Afghanistan.Whole ideology of US looking for an airbase around Afghanistan to carry out airstrikes on Afghanistan is BS propaganda for primitives.
US basically want to keep check on Pakistan, especially after the war on 27th February 2019.
Most CA countries are allied with China or Russia. None of them would be able to provide a base in Afghanistan even if they wanted too. America is not the big superpower it once was. China and Russia are catching up every year. The world is switching from a Uni Polar one where their is only one super power to a multi-polar one where there are many superpowers. That means that there will also be more wars in the future since countries are not afraid of America siding with their enemy.That's just Pakistan and Uzbekistan, there still Kyrgyzstan, Turkmenistan, Tajikistan and Kazakhstan. There is every possibility that zionist-america will find hosts in those countries for military bases.
im hearing that from"i guess , since the day i was born" they have revoked article 370 and we have not done anything . Neither india nor Pakistan will go to war.
well very soon india will start bombing with the blessing of usa and israel
pakistan cant fight more then a week economy will be gone unless start working on divorcing imf .and start following allah and quran
It's realty and i find nothing wrong in that.india n Pak will never go to war. Baaniya loves money not war. If baaniya finds out that he will loose money with war he will never go to war.
It's realty and i find nothing wrong in that.
If Pakistan denies bases to US, this might ensure the security of Arab countries, as USA will then try to stabilize ME for her use.KABUL (Pajhwok): Uzbekistan has ruled out hosting foreign military bases on its soil, rejecting reports that the US troops withdrawing from Afghanistan may be deployed to the Central Asian nation.
Asked about the reported US plan, a spokesperson for the Defence Ministry in Tashkent said on Monday: “Fundamental documents in the field of defence have clear-cut answers to these questions.”
Sputnik quoted the spokesperson as warning against hosting foreign military bases and facilities on Uzbekistan’s soil.
Uzbekistan’s defence policy was based on the principle of non-participation in peacekeeping operations and military conflicts abroad, the official explained.
Last week, the Wall Street Journal cited military officials as saying the US would “prefer” to redeploy troops and equipment leaving Afghanistan into Uzbekistan or Tajikistan.
In line with President Joe Biden’s announcement, US troops will complete their withdrawal from Afghanistan by September 11.
https://pajhwok.com/2021/05/11/wont...kistan/?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=twitter
ISLAMABAD - Pakistan ruled out Tuesday the possibility of again providing its military bases to the United States for future counterterrorism operations in Afghanistan after U.S. troops leave the conflict-torn neighbor by September 11.
Foreign Minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi made the remarks to reporters in Islamabad, explaining that his government has adopted a policy that allows it to become "only partners in peace” and not join any future U.S. war.
“No sir, we do not intend to allow boots on the ground and no [U.S.] bases are being transferred to Pakistan,” Qureshi said when asked whether his government is under pressure to give military bases to the U.S.
President Joe Biden’s administration has acknowledged it is in talks with several Central Asian neighbors of Afghanistan to examine where it can reposition troops to prevent the landlocked country from once again becoming a terrorist base for groups like al-Qaida.
But U.S. officials have not named Pakistan, which shares a nearly 2,600-kilometers border with Afghanistan, nor have they commented on media speculation that the subject of bases might be under bilateral discussions.
Qureshi noted that Pakistan has also been consistently using its leverage over the Taliban, who have been waging a deadly insurgency against the U.S.-backed Afghan government, to encourage them to stop their violent campaign and negotiate a political settlement with Afghan rivals.
The foreign minister said “we feel” the Taliban’s engagement in the Afghan peace process would bring and enhance the “international respectability and recognition” that the group required.
“If they want to be acceptable, if they want delisting to take place, if they want recognition then engagement, giving up violence and looking for a political solution is in their political interest,” he said.
Qureshi referred to the Taliban's demand for the United Nations and the U.S. to delist top insurgent leaders from their sanctions lists.
https://www.voanews.com/south-central-asia/pakistan-no-more-military-bases-us-afghan-mission