Russia & Pakistan's Growing Engagement

[Splurgenxs]

The only reason I see Russia entertaining this notion , is in my opinion the fact that Russia is being lobbied by china in relation to the prospect of a proposed energy corridor Via Pakistan.
IT an initial measure for Russia to keep itself in talking terms with Pakistan so as to keep its options open.

 

[roadrunner]

What about the satelites and rockets and technology transfers?

The markets of the developing nations, the Middle East and Pakistan are going to bring Russia much more money than India.

India has probably been given access to Russian technology as much as possible. The MiG-35 deal probably made the Russians feel India is not a very good ally also.

 

[roadrunner]

Common yar dnt make fun of your self or proof your claim



What security you can provide to Russians ??? Afghanistan ???

And what about route

Security and more importantly a non opium based Afghan economy is very important to Russia. That alone might be worth more than Indian partnership.

 

[roadrunner]

CHECHENYA and MUSLIM UMMAH ..? anyone ..?

"Pakistan ummat-e-musalma " ki aakhri ummeed hai "..?

What happens when Russians shoot a couple of hundred Chechen Muzahids ..? I would love to see the relationship then..

Internal issues never stopped any politics occurring before.

 

[roadrunner]

The only reason I see Russia entertaining this notion , is in my opinion the fact that Russia is being lobbied by china in relation to the prospect of a proposed energy corridor Via Pakistan.
IT an initial measure for Russia to keep itself in talking terms with Pakistan so as to keep its options open.

There's no reason for China to lobby Russia. Russia has its own interests.

 

[roadrunner]

Kashmiris would disagree with India not being terrorists. That though is something else. You seem agitated. Relax. Russia won't attack India, it just won't be a good ally.

$35 billion is not a lot compared to opening up the markets and warm water ports.

I might be missing something here. You all sound like you're crying for some reason.

 

[majesticpankaj]

Kashmiris would disagree with India not being terrorists. That though is something else. You seem agitated. Relax. Russia won't attack India, it just won't be a good ally.

$35 billion is not a lot compared to opening up the markets and warm water ports.

I might be missing something here. You all sound like you're crying for some reason.

an eyeopener for u...

Russian Foreign Minister said the United States have the right to kill bin Laden within the framework of international law | 2jJj.CoM

Russian Foreign Minister said the United States have the right to kill bin Laden within the framework of international law

New May 12 Xinhua Net, according to Russian media reports, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said on the 11th position, within the framework of international law, the United States the right to send troops into Pakistan, kill the “base” organization leader Osama bin Laden ? the ?.

According to reports, Lavrov said in an interview that Russia’s position is simple. 2001 U.S. hit “9.11″ terrorist attacks, the United Nations Security Council passed on the fight against international terrorism, 1368 and 1373, the United States in accordance with these laws the right to take self-defense.

Lavrov said that the right of self-defense should not be any restrictions.

However, Lavrov also said that he believes the United States was ready to kill bin Laden action to provide a more detailed explanation of the outside world.

He stressed that the fight against terrorism must be led by the Council of the United Nations within the framework of the resolution.

Osama bin Laden in Pakistan in early May killed by U.S. forces, Pakistan has accused the U.S. military to cross into Pakistan without permission to start unilateral action, is the sovereignty of Pakistan “violation.” Pakistani Prime Minister Gilani warned that if the U.S. launched a similar action again in the future, Pakistan will retain the “full force” of rights.

 

[roadrunner]

an eyeopener for u...

Russian Foreign Minister said the United States have the right to kill bin Laden within the framework of international law | 2jJj.CoM

Russian Foreign Minister said the United States have the right to kill bin Laden within the framework of international law

New May 12 Xinhua Net, according to Russian media reports, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said on the 11th position, within the framework of international law, the United States the right to send troops into Pakistan, kill the “base” organization leader Osama bin Laden ? the ?.

According to reports, Lavrov said in an interview that Russia’s position is simple. 2001 U.S. hit “9.11″ terrorist attacks, the United Nations Security Council passed on the fight against international terrorism, 1368 and 1373, the United States in accordance with these laws the right to take self-defense.

Lavrov said that the right of self-defense should not be any restrictions.

However, Lavrov also said that he believes the United States was ready to kill bin Laden action to provide a more detailed explanation of the outside world.

He stressed that the fight against terrorism must be led by the Council of the United Nations within the framework of the resolution.

Osama bin Laden in Pakistan in early May killed by U.S. forces, Pakistan has accused the U.S. military to cross into Pakistan without permission to start unilateral action, is the sovereignty of Pakistan “violation.” Pakistani Prime Minister Gilani warned that if the U.S. launched a similar action again in the future, Pakistan will retain the “full force” of rights.

what makes it an eyeopener?

 

[Paan Singh]

you really are in denial of the unfolding geopolitical situation.

u r assuming n thinking too much which is out of question.............
china might come to rescue u but forget about russia,even they are with west on many issues...
plz stop thinking from green lenses and from sco pov

 

[rickshaw driver]

pls enlighten us.... the country who cannot hold herself are providing routes to others??

brother we cant offer russia excess to warm waters but we can provide nepal access to warm waters....if we were so sincere then we should have bought 10,15 MiG -35's when a friend offers you something...you dont snub him refusng it in totality...you take some of it so that he dosent feels left out

 

[roadrunner]

u r assuming n thinking too much which is out of question.............
china might come to rescue u but forget about russia,even they are with west on many issues...
plz stop thinking from green lenses and from sco pov

lol.. are Indians really this clueless about geopolitics?

 

[majesticpankaj]

brother we cant offer russia excess to warm waters but we can provide nepal access to warm waters....if we were so sincere then we should have bought 10,15 MiG -35's when a friend offers you something...you dont snub him refusng it in totality...you take some of it so that he dosent feels left out

I agree with u bro... our babus sometimes act like dumbs.. we should also include bhutan and somalia (if u agree only then)...

and we should buy the mig 21 as soon as possible also..

 

[gubbi]

lol.. are Indians really this clueless about geopolitics?

Talk about GeoPolitics?

Russia's primary interest in talking to Pakistani military is counter-terrorism. To think otherwise is nothing but "pursuing wild wet dreams".

 

[roadrunner]

brother we cant offer russia excess to warm waters but we can provide nepal access to warm waters....if we were so sincere then we should have bought 10,15 MiG -35's when a friend offers you something...you dont snub him refusng it in totality...you take some of it so that he dosent feels left out

there's only so much technology you can offer someone before they want something different.

warm waters dont go away though.

 

[roadrunner]

Talk about GeoPolitics?

Russia's primary interest in talking to Pakistani military is counter-terrorism. To think otherwise is nothing but "pursuing wild wet dreams".

lol.. Russia has many more interests besides counter terrorism. What do you think the Soviet-Afghan war was over?