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Let me remind you that just because you got student visa to America , as an Indian you are really clueless about the facts and history. How about you do some Google searches and come back and talk.
You are the one got caught pulling everything out of your rear and are now down to BS .

Things are evolving everyday. Your knowledge of geopolitics and war theater is partial at best and outdated. Countries have lot more leverage to use force and local laws to prosecute those elements that threaten it's sovereignty. That’s why Indians have been (recently successfully) trying to project Kashmir as their domestic issue to the world .
 
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Can you all stop whining about Americans. In the end they won and the countries they invaded lost. End of story. Now get over it and fix your own damn country.
 
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BLA and TTP join hands long ago..watch the interview .. by Ahsan ullah Ahsan in Jirga 2017

 
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You answered yourself. Fact is Pakistan lost territory. US had 100,000 plus troops in Iraq and also running operations in Africa at same time. Excuses won’t get you anywhere.

Anyways please stay on the topic and do not derail the thread. Thanks.
Pakistan did lose territory and gained it back. That is a fact and reason for that is confrontation on west border.

US had soldiers in Iraq and Africa but they were not intended for Afghanistan invasion while Pakistan had to pull out soldiers from western border to eastern out of necessity.

And lastly please don't ruin the thread. This is the last time I will be posting off topic stuff on the thread.
 
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Christine C Fair clearly told Indians that you cannot defeat Pakistan Army due to backing of public. Start reading this thread. You will find some heart broken teens abusing military in the name of merely criticizing leadership and not institute. Now coming to Christine further statement that take away public support and you win but I don't see it happening. Unfortunately, some people did the same job for them being totally high on emotions same as like someone takes high dose of Afghanistan opium.
well here is the solution, ban all those who display these politicised emotional outburst. most of these outburst are from lackies of mqm, noon leak, peepee and pseudo socialists etc. I wish there was a strong forum policy against such outburst. but nothing.
 
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PM Imran announces 15pc raise in salaries of FC and Rangers personnel during Naushki visit

Dawn.com
February 8, 2022

Prime Minister Imran Khan announced on Tuesday 15 per cent increase in the salaries of Frontier Corps (FC) and Rangers personnel.

The premier made the announcement while addressing a ceremony in Naushki, where four members of the armed forces, including an officer, were martyred last week during a terrorist attack on a security camp.

Chief of the Army Staff (COAS) General Qamar Javed Bajwa was also present on the occasion.

At the outset of his speech, PM Imran paid tributes to the "heroes who neutralised terrorists and saved lives" during the last week's attacks.

"I am in Naushki today to give army jawans the message that the entire nation is standing with them," he said.

He commended the country's armed forces for their performance in the war on terror, saying that the manner in which they had fought the war and protected the country in "challenging times" was unrivalled.

None of the other defence forces anywhere else in the world, including Afghanistan, matched the calibre of Pakistan's armed forces, he added.

"The nation is confident now that terrorism cannot prosper in Pakistan. I want to tell you (armed forces) on behalf of the entire nation ... we are confident that no [act of] terrorism can cause any harm to the country."

The premier then announced a 15pc increase in the salaries of FC and Rangers personnel, acknowledging that inflation had been growing in the country.

But, he added, the entire world was witnessing a "storm of inflation" at present and even developed nations like the US and Britain, which had more resources than Pakistan, were seeing highest inflation in years.

"I do realise that the salaried class is facing difficulties and I assure you that we want to [improve] the economic situation so that we are able to further increase people's salaries," he said, adding that however, the government was helpless in some aspects.

For instance, he said, there had been an increase in fuel prices internationally. "And Pakistan imports it. So what can we do in Pakistan" if the prices increased globally, he added.

PM Imran then again gave the assurance that his government would increase salaries with the increase in revenues.

In this regard, he also urged businesses and large corporations to increase the salaries of their employees.

Speaking about Balochistan, the premier claimed that no "democratic government" had invested funds and carried out development work in the province more than his.

Presently, he said, his government had allocated funds for the construction of a highway that would link Chaman, Quetta and Karachi.

Describing it as one of the biggest projects for the province, he said it would immensely benefit Balochistan.

"Balochistan is lagging behind [the rest of the country] ... and so, we aim to focus on it and funnel funds to the province as our revenue increases," he said. "We will carry out development work here to such an extent that nobody will listen to elements who provoke people here against the government and armed forces."

He further said that during his recent visit to China, President Xi Jinping had assured him that the next phase of the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) would benefit Balochistan the most. He added that technology transfer, information technology and industrialisation would be covered under the next phase of CPEC.

Moreover, the premier said, China was also fully supporting Pakistan in the agriculture sector. And "if we manage to increase our output even by half of the current production, we will be exporting agriculture produce," he said.


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