@YusufDFI “Pakistan Navy never left the docks” + “India did us a favour by not sinking the fleet” is quite a combination. 😂
If that’s the level of strategic analysis, the 4-day war clearly left some people with more confidence than comprehension.
@keku14jr@ShivAroor Ary mere lataktay ratan…
Don’t worry about me dying of cancer. I’ll leave the cow dung remedies to you. 😂
You worry about finding Abhinandan’s MiG first. Maybe try praying to a cow for that too.
@keku14jr@ShivAroor mere 2 anmol ratan jo latak rahay hein…
Just cooked naan and ate it with your God. Curry was delicious. 😂
Now go ask Abhinandan where his MiG-21 is.
The irony is that India derives its name from the Indus, whose ancient heartland lies in modern Pakistan. So mocking Pakistan’s Indus Valley heritage while borrowing the name derived from that very river is quite something. You didn’t inherit the Indus. You inherited its name.
Fun fact: Pakistan has its origins in modern day India, created out of thin air by Brits.
And this horned seal from ancient Indus valley is the strongest proof of Pakistan's bankruptcy of history.
@Natsecjeff It was Claude, actually. But if this your only comeback you’ve already conceded the argument. I can change the wording; you still have to defend your fantasy of killing a country’s leadership, installing your preferred puppet regime, and calling the catastrophe a “winnable war.”
“Easily winnable” - decapitate Iran’s leadership, install your preferred proxies and collapse the regime. That isn’t strategy; it’s the Zionist interventionist fantasy of regime change, with Iranians paying the price and everyone else expected to clean up the wreckage.
If you're wondering why Trump is striking Iranian cannon fodder instead of going for leadership decapitation, it's because his friends in Turkey, Qatar, Saudi, Pakistan have all told him not to. So now you know.
Always remember: Trump alone is responsible for screwing up this war. This was an easily winnable war. You just needed to kill through enough leadership, get your own agents in place and the regime would have eventually collapsed.
Even now he is deliberating whether he should announce a half-assed victory and go home. The only reason he hasn't done that is because Iranians are not willing to give him any face saving and he does care about his image. He doesn't wanna come off as 100% a wuss.
@Raad_Pak We’ve the capability to design and produce armoured personnel carriers. HIT itself says it manufactures APCs and armoured vehicles, and even markets them internationally. Yet our soldiers are still being exposed to threats in vehicles that offer inadequate protection.
@YusufDFI Good business for US.
In an age of stand-off weapons, air dominance and missiles hitting deep inside enemy territory, ATGMs are apparently still the answer. Because when the war is being fought hundreds of kilometres away, nothing says “modern warfare” like stocking ATGMs. 🤪
@adilsultan@carin__fischerr Putting my thinking cap on… Kuwait may be playing both sides smartly. One neighbour brings the boots on the ground; the other brings the toys like drones, fighter jets, air defence and the technology to make it all count.
@omar_quraishi This can’t even be hypothesised. For that to happen, we’d first need to worry about payments coming from the UK. And then there’s the bigger question: do we even have a broadcaster of that calibre and reputation in Pakistan? 🤔
@KhawajaMAsif Will u oblige us with an interview abt how elections were rigged n whats Form 47? Perhaps SkyNews could interview Pakistanis about the achievements of ur govt: taxation, infrastructure, healthcare, lawlessness, inflation and the general state of affairs. Interesting segment. 🤡
@ayeshaijazkhan Tragedy of Pakistan: people r elevated to powerful positions without merit, expected to play along, look the other way. But the moment one grows a conscience n speaks his mind, we weaponise his past against him, as if holding a post permanently forfeits your right to speak.
@ayeshaijazkhan@BenGoldsmith@mkaexperience Charity, struggle, or whatever “good” you claim to stand for starts at home, love. You’re human first; your political affiliation comes somewhere much further down the list. Stop making absurd, delusional comparisons to justify basic lack of compassion.
@Raad_Pak Pls sit down. A defence pact isn’t a friendship bracelet. For years, they restricted our workers while Indian labour continued flowing in. States pursue interests, not brotherhood. This is geopolitics: security and strategic leverage, $ for boots on the ground. Not a bromance.