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UAE Armed Forces at Republic Day Parade 2017

Don't spoil party :mad:
Fine! I am out of here :cry:

China howga- :china:



It seems Modi deliberately did this to troll you people-
Or did us a favor, by exposing who is who? :p:

Since you and @Basel are so worked up about a few soldiers marching, why don't you contact ISPR and tell them to stop posting news about UAE sponsored infrastructure projects, and then call up COAS and tell him, you want the UAE to stop funding these projects ASAP. That would be a good start instead of bitching and moaning here.

Go actually do something in real life, instead of being keyboard warriors.
That is what people do on a forum. Discuss and share things, your arrogance and personal attacks are uncalled for.
 
That is what people do on a forum. Discuss and share things, your arrogance and personal attacks are uncalled for.
You are un-necessarily getting worked up over men marching, and ignoring our decades old friendship and support. And how we have stood by you in every calamity. Hold your horses and see what happenes InShaAllah. You might actually be surprised
 
Your establishment already knew- But yes Modi being the marketing type took a loud speaker and made It known-
Our establishment is controlled by it's vested interests not facts or figures.

You are un-necessarily getting worked up over men marching, and ignoring our decades old friendship and support. And how we have stood by you in every calamity. Hold your horses and see what happenes InShaAllah. You might actually be surprised
Kuwaiti's have a ban on Pakistanis, the same people for whom we fought when they were at the verge of extinction at the hands of another Arab brother(Saddam) who was vehemently supported by the GCC against Iran..............Complexities, right? That's why they say "In international Relations they aren't any permanent friends and enemies" and the UAE's behavior is an illustration of this fact and while their Indian interests may not strike as being of mammoth proportions atm... It's the little drops of water which make the mighty ocean..........Anyways that's how I look at it and the least we can do is agree to disagree.
 
GCC countries are having good relations with Republic of India since thier got Independence.
 
Kuwaiti's have a ban on Pakistanis, the same people for whom we fought when they were at the verge of extinction at the hands of another Arab brother(Saddam) who was vehemently supported by the GCC against Iran..............Complexities, right? That's why they say "In international Relations they aren't any permanent friends and enemies" and the UAE's behavior is an illustration of this fact and while their Indian interests may not strike as being of mammoth proportions atm... It's the little drops of water which make the mighty ocean..........Anyways that's how I look at it and the least we can do is agree to disagree.

You are equating Kuwait to UAE? With your level of understanding, yes it is best to agree to disagree.
 
Back in days even their currency was printed in India and was Indian rupee equivalent- Before the oil economy boom they were heavily dependent on India for food-
Don't stroke your ego too much Pre-1971 when the UAE was under British colonial rule.

After Independence was the currency printed in India, or equivalent to it? NO.
 
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Back in days even their currency was printed in India and was Indian rupee equivalent- Before the oil economy boom they were heavily dependent on India for food-
Any link or source ? that currency printed in India (post 1947 India)Never knew they were so much depended on India
 
GCC troops are more than 100,000.



The newly unveiled joint Arab defense force will be twice the size of NATO's Response Force at 40,000 men, according to an Arab League source.

"The majority of the units will be from Egypt, Morocco, with Saudi Arabia, Sudan and Jordan also providing troops while other countries will have smaller numbers included," the source said.

"The force would be made up of an air command, a naval command and a land operations command," the source told Defense News.

The source stated that 500 to 1,000 men will be members of the air command while 3,000 to 5,000 service members will be in the naval command and 34,000 to 35,000 will make up the land forces.

"The land forces will have three subcommands made up of a special operations command, a rapid reaction force and a rescue operations command," the source said

He added that the bulk of the units may be provided by Saudi Arabia, Egypt and possibly Sudan, while countries like Morocco, Jordan and the UAE would ideally provide the advanced special forces, precision-guided munitions or intelligence niche capabilities.

and they have better relations with Pakistan.

Not really .
 

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