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Pakistan Telegraph retweeted
After securing barely one recognition in five years, Afghan Taliban are on course to lose that one too. China has reportedly downgraded its relations with Taliban and urged Russia to revoke its recognition too. Having experienced Taliban intransigence firsthand during the Urumqi Process and Trilateral Dialogue, China appears frustrated.
The Taliban’s links with terrorist groups, including TTP, BLA and East Turkistan Islamic Movement (ETIM), have been documented by the UNSC Sanctions Monitoring Team. The Taliban regime is threatening China’s mainland security and also its strategic BRI projects in Pakistan and Central Asia. The Hormuz closure may have further heightened these concerns in China.
TTP has repeatedly targeted Chinese projects in Pakistan, most notable being the deadly attack on Chinese engineers in Dasu. The TTP-BLA nexus is no secret. They have established an elaborate working relationship, while BLA chief Bashir Zeb resides in Kabul. Similarly, ISKP remains a persistent threat to Russia following the 2024 Crocus City Hall attack in Moscow.
The growing rift is increasingly visible. Last month, the Taliban inaugurated a road to the Chinese border in Badakhshan to bypass Pakistan. However, Beijing refused to send even its officials. As Zhu Yongbiao, Director of the Center for Afghanistan Studies at Lanzhou University observed:
“Afghanistan's economy is very small and its value to China is negligible. Meanwhile, the financial costs and security risks associated with opening the route would be substantial.”
In the meantime, Taliban factions are consumed by internal power struggles. Haibatullah, Sirajuddin, Yaqoob and others are busy cultivating alliances with transnational militant groups for a possible civil war.
Pakistan Telegraph retweeted
A friendly reminder Dawah Bro’s will use any and all ethnicities (as long as it’s not Arab) to insult and demean you.
Mirza Qadiani is a false prophet. But you basically ruined your argument by bringing ethnicity into this.
Pakistan Telegraph retweeted
When Arabs say “south Asians fetishize white Muslims” its a projection on their part. A lot of Arab tourists go to countries like 🇧🇦 explicitly for this reason. Majority of Pakis dont even know where these countries r but Arab tourists actively look for wives from these countries
Pakistan Telegraph retweeted
My Afghanistan strategy is very simple. It must be obvious to anyone who has followed me for a while. It rests on 10 major principles:
1) Unrepentant, Pragmatic Hawkism
2) Purging the Ideologically-compromised within 🇵🇰
3) Debunking false 🇦🇫 history at scale
4) Balkanization of Afghanistan
5) An Autonomous Herat region
6) Use Afghans to fight Afghans
7) Bring back Hazara & Uzbek militias
8) Quid-pro-quo-plus tactical doctrines
9) Sub-tactical operational freedom
10) Massive socioecon investment in ex-FATA
Pakistan Telegraph retweeted
Visuals of Pakistani politician's Murad Saeed with GDI district commander Mullah Haqyar Tangiwal in Sharan, Paktita Afghanistan
Pakistan Telegraph retweeted
Looks like the state has really decided to finish the Taliban once and for all.
They are not only going after political parties that support the Taliban but also madrasas.
I hope it's true and they don't back off.
Pakistan Telegraph retweeted
Pakistan’s political bosses also need to understand that the continuation of the Taliban regime in Afghanistan is posing a major challenge to Pakistan’s security and stability.
Recent statements by Foreign Minister @MIshaqDar50 and Federal Minister @RanaSanaullahPK belie Pakistan’s policy shift towards the Taliban regime. According to their statements if Taliban stop supporting TTP & eliminates their hideouts; Pakistan has no issue sharing a bed with the militia. This ostrich like approach is ignoring the lurking danger without realising the longer the Taliban stay in power, the more difficult it will be for Pakistan to manage the situation.
Pakistan must come clear & send a message across the border that the regime is detrimental to Pakistan’s stability and no longer wants it stays in power. @AmbassadorSadiq @ForeignOfficePk
❗️Indian perfidy is in full play in Taliban ruled Afghanistan.❗️
In every meeting with Taliban Regime, Indian diplomats and RAW operatives are injecting venom into Taliban minds by saying that 71% area of Pakistan belongs to Greater Afghanistan and 29% to Greater India.
Moreover, Indians have already established contacts with PTM and PTI through Taliban. They are convincing both groups to form armed wings like BLA and TTP.
It is time that Pakistan should take the strategic decision to remove this evil regime from Kabul and bring allies around to work towards this objective.
Pakistan Telegraph retweeted
lol the Taliban should worry about retaining 100% of Afghan territory. Because I hear Pakistan is doing more than just airstrikes now. See, you get to hear about airstrikes in the headlines because they make those loud kaboom boom noises. But some of those other things Pakistan is now doing probably won't make it to the headlines very early on.
Afghan Taliban Minister Warns of Capturing Peshawar Within 24 Hours
Afghanistan’s Minister of Borders, Noorullah Noori, warns that if the Islamic Emirate wishes, the Afghan flag could be raised in Peshawar within two days.
However, during the previous Pakistan-Afghanistan conflict, Noori went into hiding underground instead of facing the fighting.
Pakistan Telegraph retweeted
“Before 1975, ISI did not conduct any operation in Afghanistan; it was only after decades of Republic of Afghanistan's proxy war against Pakistan, support to militants and armed incursion, particularly in early 1970s, that Pakistan was forced to retaliate”
~ Tomsen, Peter 2013
Pakistan Telegraph retweeted
"it really strange that Pakistan is still shy of sending a clear message to the Taliban regime opposition that Islamabad is no more supporting the militia regime and wanted to get rid of it" Hassan khan commented on @ExpressNewsPK with @Fahdhusain
Pakistan Telegraph retweeted
The same Afghan accounts that celebrated the D.I. Khan attack on civilians and rescue workers will now cry victim because Pakistan retaliated.
No “Ummah bros” spoke up for Pakistani civilians or rescue workers. Now watch them. We’re done with the blackmail and BS.
IT’S FAFO.
Pakistan Telegraph retweeted
The killing of children is very unfortunate, however, where are the men in the bomb-struck facilities or houses? There are chnaces of unarmed innocent civilians become collaterals. However, it has become a new normal now that whenever Pakistan struck the terrorist hideouts; Mr Mujahid comes out with pictures and stories of women and children being killed. Yet, not a single picture of an adult male is ever shown. Why men pictures are being hidb never shown publically.? To prove the claims of Taliban right, Mr Majahid shall open the affected sites/facilities for independent media or the international representatives.
The entire world is convinced that Taliban regime shelters terrorists of various shades. The regime is feeding these militants, arming and hidng them often using women and children as human shield. When those militants houses or hideouts are struck the Taliban old playbook is activated where in every dead militant becomes a civilian or a woman. These militants are mostly living with their families using women and children as human shield and houses as safe houses. Denying their relationship with militants networks the Afghan Taliban have lost credibility and the world is considerinh the regime a threats to the regional peace.
Pakistan Telegraph retweeted
BREAKING
Indian Propaganda Exposed
Mohammad Asif, alias Hashim Moosa, whom Indian authorities claimed was a Pakistani SSG commando killed in IIOJK, is alive.
#Falseflag #DGISPR
Pakistan Telegraph retweeted
An Indian being able to go from shitting on the street to flying a supersonic jet is deserving of an award regardless of the outcome, I agree with the Indian government's decision here.
Pakistan Telegraph retweeted
The best solution for Afghanistan is balkanisation.
Not changing governments or destroying the Taliban. We need to change our policy to creating separatism. Every Afghan government that came has always been a namakharam, which means that imposing someone loyal to Pak won’t work
Pakistan Telegraph retweeted
48 yıllık misafirperverliğinden sonra kardeş Pakistan’a reva görülen, canlı bombalar değildi. Bunu unutmuşlar maalesef. Hem ülkenizde teröristler barındıracaksınız, sonra bombalandığında ağlayacaksınız. Türkiye arabuluculuk için geldi ama siz kardeşlikten ne anlarsınızki, red edip suçlamaya başladınız. Allah akıl fikir versin, ne diyelim.
Pakistan Telegraph retweeted
Mujahid said that if Pakistan claims it is targeting the TTP in Afghanistan, “then why were the group’s facilities not targeted in the latest attacks?”
This low-IQ retarded caveman just openly admitted to harbouring TTP's facilities on it's soil 🤣
Islamic Emirate spokesman Zabihullah Mujahid said at a gathering at a religious school in Kandahar that the Islamic Emirate does not support the opponents of any country.
Mujahid said that if Pakistan claims it is targeting the TTP in Afghanistan, “then why were the group’s facilities not targeted in the latest attacks?”
He added that the Islamic Emirate would respond appropriately to what he described as the Pakistani military’s “bullying.”
According to Mujahid, Pakistan is carrying out attacks on Afghanistan in an attempt to withdraw from the Mecca agreement with Saudi Arabia and Türkiye by portraying itself as being at war with Afghanistan.
He further said that Pakistan is using the attacks to divert public attention from its domestic problems.
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