At least some Non-Pakistani acknowledges the efforts done by Pakistani Armed Forces.. Appreciate this.
Many of us in the world know the contributions of your great nation.
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At least some Non-Pakistani acknowledges the efforts done by Pakistani Armed Forces.. Appreciate this.
The threat of IS is an ideological one and it can only be hammered if they are defeated on the battlefield. This ideology also harms Pakistan as according to Pakistani Intelligence sources, we are a 'prime target' for this terrorist movement.
Pakistan has helped Iraq and Syria in the past by dispatching fighter pilots. The defense of Damascus was planned by none other than the Sq Ldr MM ALAM, the greatest Pakistani fighter ace during the Arab Israeli war.
Today we continue to help Iraq by servicing its arms requirements, broad training program including Spec Ops and diplomacy. I was wondering what would be Iraqi opinion if Pakistan dispatched some contribution i.e Counter insurgency experts from our rather experianced intel services, ISR or even some strike assets to Iraq for fighting IS?
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That is shocking news for me. I remember few years back you guys are discussing the involvement of UAE, Qatar and Bahrain in insurgency in Balochistan. Is that threat eliminated?One example is the fact that UAE's Intel service is headed by the former DG ISI, Lt Gen (R) Ahmed Shuja Pasha
That is shocking news for me. I remember few years back you guys are discussing the involvement of UAE, Qatar and Bahrain in insurgency is Balochistan. Is that threat eliminated?
I remember there is a thread running here on this issue. Horus can provide more details thanks.Sir @SaG E Jillani88 and Sir @Horus --- is there truth to these rumors that UAE, Qatar and Bahrain are directly or indirectly responsible for encouraging insurgency in Balochistan ? If there is truth to this ( i hope it is not true ! ) -- it just doesn't make any sense for them to do so; i mean what can they possibly get in having a destabilized Pakistan (a Sunni Majority Nation) ? It just doesn't make sense for me. Can you enlighten me , Sirs.
It may not be enough, but at least, someone is doing the right thing. And I would like to clarify to readers here one thing --- that Pakistan is doing a lot in regards to contributing soldiers for securing war torn regions in the world. Unbeknownst to many is the fact that Pakistan sends over 8,000 of her soldiers for UN-peace-keeping missions; that number is the 2nd highest in any UN member state. So for those who say Pakistan doesn't contribute to global peace -- that is utterly wrong.
In fact many of us , foreign citizens, should thank the Pakistan Armed Forces for sending her young men and women to help stabilize the world.
Just some facts for all those who are interested , most especially for detractors:
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8, 216 soldiers...!
Yep, It's Lt. General Maqsood AhmedCurrent Chief Military Advisor of UN's global operations is a Pakistani officer.
Secretary-General Appoints Lieutenant General Maqsood Ahmed of Pakistan Military Adviser for Peacekeeping Operations | Meetings Coverage and Press ReleasesThe current Military Adviser is Lieutenant General Maqsood Ahmed (Pakistan).