International Pakistan and Afghanistan are in a verge of war

[Misanthropist]

Interesting to see there's no coverage on this.

As Pakistan, Afghanistan attack each other, what’s next for neighbours?

Experts say both sides need to reset their approach towards the other — even as mounting tensions have eroded trust.

www.aljazeera.com

Afghan Taliban forces hit 'several points' in Pakistan in response to air strikes, Kabul says

Afghanistan's Taliban has targeted a number of points in neighbouring Pakistan, Kabul's defence ministry said Saturday, in what seems to be a response to an aerial bombardment carried out by Pakistani…

www.france24.com

Taliban vows retribution after Pakistani air strikes kill 46 people

Bombardment by Pakistani military aircraft in Afghanistan's eastern Paktika province kills at least 46 people, most of whom are children and women, according to the Taliban.

www.abc.net.au

TLDR; Taliban government doesn't recognize the British drawn borders (Durand line) and want to merge with their distant Pashtun cousins in Pakistan. Pakistan government got mad and intensifies their attack on them, chaos ensues.

 

[Bobby00]

properly researched, hardly one percent of Pashtun children survive in infancy. Ninety-nine percent of Pashtun children's work is done by their own close relatives during childhood.Then when the children grow up the loan they gave in their childhood,

The same debts are collected from their close relatives and children. This practice has been prevalent in Pashtuns for centuries.

Every adult borrows his childhood loan from his younger relative or neighbor's child.

Different culture easy to judge.

 

[Flower2dPeople]

Interesting to see there's no coverage on this.

Same with Yemen/Saudi Arabia. Muslim vs Muslim?

 

[TRYHARD 2001]

This is honestly the first I've heard of this and there was a time not that long ago when I had a significant amount of skin involved in that neck of the woods.

Allahu Akbar!!!

 

[Dalarna3]

Same with Yemen/Saudi Arabia. Muslim vs Muslim?

You beat me to this .gif.

 

[Protectandserve]

Good keep them occupied with that shit.

 

[Misanthropist]

Good keep them occupied with that shit.

It’s bigger than you think, watch the video. Until you realize who the opposition are in Pakistan and where it’s situated in. Their military just overthrown a democratically elected leader and is in sort of a crisis now.

The disintegration of the country will pave the way for the people in “multi-ethnic” Iran and the surrounding to revolt now that they’re connected to them.

 

[Blayt7hh]

Pakistan helped funnel supplies and fighters into Afghanistan for the last twenty years. Funny to see it biting them in the ass now

 

[lsa]

The Pakistan taliban are quite powerful as I understand it.
This can get spicy and imagine Talibanana in charge of a nuclear country.

 

[Croo67]

This will probably spill out onto the streets of the UK.

 

[The_Renaissance]

Bizarre. Two great nations who should really have a lot in common. But still can't get along. Imagine putting them in countries where they have nothing in common apart from bleeding red. I genuinely meant great nations BTW. Stunning looking countries.

 

[PBAC]

Caspian is a good source for military tactics etc but he tends to push the war narrative a bit much.

 

[badascan]

One is a nuclear power and the other has tons of our military equipment... Right?

 

[Kassitus]

I hope the Patuns are freed and join their kin in Afghanistan. Same with the Balochis. Ideally Iran will nuke Karachi lol

 

[Lycandroid]

One is a nuclear power and the other has tons of our military equipment... Right?

we should have given afghanistan nukes to keep pakistan at bay

 

[KnightTemplar]

Interesting to see there's no coverage on this.

As Pakistan, Afghanistan attack each other, what’s next for neighbours?

Experts say both sides need to reset their approach towards the other — even as mounting tensions have eroded trust.

www.aljazeera.com

Afghan Taliban forces hit 'several points' in Pakistan in response to air strikes, Kabul says

Afghanistan's Taliban has targeted a number of points in neighbouring Pakistan, Kabul's defence ministry said Saturday, in what seems to be a response to an aerial bombardment carried out by Pakistani…

www.france24.com

Taliban vows retribution after Pakistani air strikes kill 46 people

Bombardment by Pakistani military aircraft in Afghanistan's eastern Paktika province kills at least 46 people, most of whom are children and women, according to the Taliban.

www.abc.net.au

TLDR; Taliban government doesn't recognize the British drawn borders (Durand line) and want to merge with their distant Pashtun cousins in Pakistan. Pakistan government got mad and intensifies their attack on them, chaos ensues.

 

[Spam On Rye]

London in 10 years.

 

[UberHere]

London in 10 years.

Inshallah

 

[CatchnShoot]

TIL the Hindu Kush is NOT a new super strain of the pots.

Thanks Caspian!

 

[Croo67]

London in 10 years.

10 months.