Afghan Taliban seize northern city center in major attack, hoist flag over main square
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sab_tamasha_hai
Minister (2k+ posts)
Re: Afghan Taliban seize much of Kunduz City center , hoist flag over main square
Now, Afghan government will put blame on Pak. They are capturing their land, its not hit and run and Afghan forces are clueless. If Afghans would have cooperated with Pakistan Army then we could have trained their Army and they might have seen different results, alas they went for India.
It's still not too late, if Afghans have friendly relationship with us, we can help them fight and bring Afghan taliban to negotiating table. They can replicate our strategy in Balochistan.
Now, Afghan government will put blame on Pak. They are capturing their land, its not hit and run and Afghan forces are clueless. If Afghans would have cooperated with Pakistan Army then we could have trained their Army and they might have seen different results, alas they went for India.
It's still not too late, if Afghans have friendly relationship with us, we can help them fight and bring Afghan taliban to negotiating table. They can replicate our strategy in Balochistan.
Re: Afghan Taliban seize much of Kunduz City center , hoist flag over main square
nothing to worry
American's Pet $og (qutey)
the ISIS
will fight against these Talibans
and everything will be OKay
Bigger game plan
stupid is who still couldnt understand the use of Muslim by Zionists
American's Pet $og (qutey)
the ISIS
will fight against these Talibans
and everything will be OKay
Bigger game plan
stupid is who still couldnt understand the use of Muslim by Zionists
thepakistan
MPA (400+ posts)
Re: Afghan Taliban seize much of Kunduz City center , hoist flag over main square
Down With Afghanistan...
Down With Afghanistan...
gaozaban
MPA (400+ posts)
Re: Afghan Taliban seize much of Kunduz City center , hoist flag over main square
By saying this
American's Pet $og (qutey)
the ISIS
You are accepting that afghan taliban are on the right path.
By saying this
American's Pet $og (qutey)
the ISIS
You are accepting that afghan taliban are on the right path.
Osama Altaf
MPA (400+ posts)
Re: Afghan Taliban seize much of Kunduz City center , hoist flag over main square
Alhumdulilah
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Alhumdulilah
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Re: Afghan Taliban seize much of Kunduz City center , hoist flag over main square
yes the afghan taliban not the ttp are on right tract
yes the afghan taliban not the ttp are on right tract
khan afghan1
Minister (2k+ posts)
Re: Afghan Taliban seize much of Kunduz City center , hoist flag over main square
Pakistan should stay away from this conflict.
Afghans can resolve it themselves.
Let them do it.
Don't try to be the master.
It is a new game in central Asia
There parameters are different. Terrain is different. Priorities are different. People are different.
Pakistan should focus on the border areas to stop any invasion by TTP.
Pakistan should stay away from this conflict.
Afghans can resolve it themselves.
Let them do it.
Don't try to be the master.
It is a new game in central Asia
There parameters are different. Terrain is different. Priorities are different. People are different.
Pakistan should focus on the border areas to stop any invasion by TTP.
Pathfinder
Chief Minister (5k+ posts)
Re: Afghan Taliban seize much of Kunduz City center , hoist flag over main square
I propose we seal the border with Afghanistan we no longer need to look that way!
I propose we seal the border with Afghanistan we no longer need to look that way!
sadani
Minister (2k+ posts)
Re: Afghan Taliban seize much of Kunduz City center , hoist flag over main square
Good that you now differentiate between Afghan and Pakistan taliban :-)
Good that you now differentiate between Afghan and Pakistan taliban :-)
allahkebande
Minister (2k+ posts)
Re: Afghan Taliban seize much of Kunduz City center , hoist flag over main square
داعش بھی مسلمانوں کو مار رہی ہے اور طالبان بھی اپنے حملوں میں مسلمانوں ہی کو مارتے ہیں ۔ طالبان اور داعش دونوں ہی افغان فوج پر کفر کے فتوے لگاتے ہیں ۔ افغانستان نہ طالبان کی جاگیر ہے نہ داعش کی سلطنت
داعش بھی مسلمانوں کو مار رہی ہے اور طالبان بھی اپنے حملوں میں مسلمانوں ہی کو مارتے ہیں ۔ طالبان اور داعش دونوں ہی افغان فوج پر کفر کے فتوے لگاتے ہیں ۔ افغانستان نہ طالبان کی جاگیر ہے نہ داعش کی سلطنت
-بہت اچھی خبر ہے
پاکستان نے ذمہ داری کا ثبوت دیتے ہوئے دنیا کا ساتھ دیا اور افغان طالبان کی سپورٹ بند کی
پاکستان نے افغانوں کو اپنے پاس پناہ دی حتیٰ کہ پاکستان پناہ گزینوں کو مدد فراہم کرنے والا دنیا کا سب سے بڑا ملک بن گیا
پاکستان نے افغان جنگ افغانوں کے بعد سب سے زیادہ قربانیاں دیں
پاکستان نے افغانوں کے لئے افغان ٹرانزٹ ٹریڈ کے دروازے کھولے
لیکن اس کے بدلے پاکستان کو کیا ملا
افغانستان نے انڈیا کی پاکستان کے بارڈر کے ساتھ سب سے زیادہ قونصلیٹ کھولنے میں مدد کی
افغانستان کی ایجنسیوں نے را کے ساتھ مل کے تحریک طالبان پاکستان بنائی اور پاکستانی عوام اور فوج کا بہت نقصان کیا
پاکستان کی پیشکشوں کے باوجود افغانستان نے اپنے انفراسٹرکچر ڈویلپمنٹ کے لئے بھارت کا انتخاب کیا
پاکستان کی ہر اچھی پیشکش کا جواب جھوٹے الزامات کی صورت میں ملا
ہمارے ١٥٠ بچے مارنے والوں کو اپنے ہاں پناہ دی
خود اپنی فوج کی نااہلی چھپاتے رہے اور ہم سے ناجائز مطالبات کرتے رہے کہ ہم افغان طالبان کی مدد بند کریں
-پاکستان کی معیشت ١٩٨٠ سے لے کر آج تک تباہی کے دہانے پر پھنچ گئی ان افغانوں کی مدد کرنے کی وجہ سے اور بھارت جو ہم سے بے انتہا پیچھے تھا آج ہم سے بہت آگے نکل گیا
پاکستان میں کلاشنکوف کلچر اور منشیات کے کلچر نے خوب فروغ پایا جو کے افغان پناہ گزین بارڈر پار سے سمگل کر کے اپنے ساتھ لے کر آتے تھے
افغان ایجنسیوں اور را کے اشتراک سے بننے والی ٹی ٹی پی کی وجہ سے پاکستان میں مذہبی انتہا پسندی نے فروغ پایا اور آج جتنی نفرت بریلویوں، دیوبندیوں اور اہل حدیث میں ہے، ٨٠ کی دہائی سے پہلے نہیں تھی
پاکستان نے پھر بھی افغان بھائیوں کی مدد اسلام کے نام پر کی اور کر رہا ہے لیکن ایک حرامی نسل انسان عرف اشرف غنی کہتا ہے کے پاکستان کے ساتھ برادرانہ تعلقات نہیں ہیں
اس حرامی کی اس بات کی وجہ سے آج جو افغان طالبان نے ان کے ساتھ کیا ہے، میں اس کی کھلی حمایت کرتا ہوں- اس حرامی کو چاہیے کہ بھارت جائے اور اس سے مدد مانگے اب - لیکن اب بہت دیر ہوچکی ہے، اب ان شاء الله اس بھارتی نواز پٹھو حکومت کی چھٹی افغان طالبان کے ہاتھوں لکھی ہے- ساتھ ہی بھارت کے پچھواڑے پر بھی افغان طالب اب بم دھماکے کرینگے تو بنیا اپنی دھوتی سمبھالتا ہوا واپس اپنے ملک جاکے دم لیگا - اور ایران اور بھارت کی مشترکہ پیشکش چاہ بہار بندرگاہ بھی دم توڑ جائے گی، جو ایران پاکستان کے گوادر کی اہمیت کم کرنے کے لئے اور وسطی ایشیائی ریاستوں کو ایران اور افغانستان کے ذریعے متبادل راستہ فراہم کرنے کے لئے بنائی جارہی تھی
پاکستان نے ذمہ داری کا ثبوت دیتے ہوئے دنیا کا ساتھ دیا اور افغان طالبان کی سپورٹ بند کی
پاکستان نے افغانوں کو اپنے پاس پناہ دی حتیٰ کہ پاکستان پناہ گزینوں کو مدد فراہم کرنے والا دنیا کا سب سے بڑا ملک بن گیا
پاکستان نے افغان جنگ افغانوں کے بعد سب سے زیادہ قربانیاں دیں
پاکستان نے افغانوں کے لئے افغان ٹرانزٹ ٹریڈ کے دروازے کھولے
لیکن اس کے بدلے پاکستان کو کیا ملا
افغانستان نے انڈیا کی پاکستان کے بارڈر کے ساتھ سب سے زیادہ قونصلیٹ کھولنے میں مدد کی
افغانستان کی ایجنسیوں نے را کے ساتھ مل کے تحریک طالبان پاکستان بنائی اور پاکستانی عوام اور فوج کا بہت نقصان کیا
پاکستان کی پیشکشوں کے باوجود افغانستان نے اپنے انفراسٹرکچر ڈویلپمنٹ کے لئے بھارت کا انتخاب کیا
پاکستان کی ہر اچھی پیشکش کا جواب جھوٹے الزامات کی صورت میں ملا
ہمارے ١٥٠ بچے مارنے والوں کو اپنے ہاں پناہ دی
خود اپنی فوج کی نااہلی چھپاتے رہے اور ہم سے ناجائز مطالبات کرتے رہے کہ ہم افغان طالبان کی مدد بند کریں
-پاکستان کی معیشت ١٩٨٠ سے لے کر آج تک تباہی کے دہانے پر پھنچ گئی ان افغانوں کی مدد کرنے کی وجہ سے اور بھارت جو ہم سے بے انتہا پیچھے تھا آج ہم سے بہت آگے نکل گیا
پاکستان میں کلاشنکوف کلچر اور منشیات کے کلچر نے خوب فروغ پایا جو کے افغان پناہ گزین بارڈر پار سے سمگل کر کے اپنے ساتھ لے کر آتے تھے
افغان ایجنسیوں اور را کے اشتراک سے بننے والی ٹی ٹی پی کی وجہ سے پاکستان میں مذہبی انتہا پسندی نے فروغ پایا اور آج جتنی نفرت بریلویوں، دیوبندیوں اور اہل حدیث میں ہے، ٨٠ کی دہائی سے پہلے نہیں تھی
پاکستان نے پھر بھی افغان بھائیوں کی مدد اسلام کے نام پر کی اور کر رہا ہے لیکن ایک حرامی نسل انسان عرف اشرف غنی کہتا ہے کے پاکستان کے ساتھ برادرانہ تعلقات نہیں ہیں
اس حرامی کی اس بات کی وجہ سے آج جو افغان طالبان نے ان کے ساتھ کیا ہے، میں اس کی کھلی حمایت کرتا ہوں- اس حرامی کو چاہیے کہ بھارت جائے اور اس سے مدد مانگے اب - لیکن اب بہت دیر ہوچکی ہے، اب ان شاء الله اس بھارتی نواز پٹھو حکومت کی چھٹی افغان طالبان کے ہاتھوں لکھی ہے- ساتھ ہی بھارت کے پچھواڑے پر بھی افغان طالب اب بم دھماکے کرینگے تو بنیا اپنی دھوتی سمبھالتا ہوا واپس اپنے ملک جاکے دم لیگا - اور ایران اور بھارت کی مشترکہ پیشکش چاہ بہار بندرگاہ بھی دم توڑ جائے گی، جو ایران پاکستان کے گوادر کی اہمیت کم کرنے کے لئے اور وسطی ایشیائی ریاستوں کو ایران اور افغانستان کے ذریعے متبادل راستہ فراہم کرنے کے لئے بنائی جارہی تھی
Freedomlover
Minister (2k+ posts)
Taliban overrun Afghan city of Kunduz. Analysis
The Taliban have overrun the northern Afghan city of Kunduz, taking control of most areas and freeing hundreds of prisoners from its jail.
Hundreds of militants stormed the city before dawn, quickly seizing key buildings and advancing on the airport.
The government says it has sent reinforcements to Kunduz and fighting is ongoing.
Kunduz would be the first provincial capital taken by the Taliban since they lost power in 2001's US-led invasion.
The attack came a day before the first anniversary of President Ashraf Ghani's unity government.
Kunduz is strategically important as it acts as a transport hub for the north of the country.
It also has symbolic significance for the Taliban as it was their former northern stronghold before their government was overthrown.
"With the capturing of the police compound and governor's office in Kunduz, the whole province fell to our hands and our fighters are now advancing towards the airport," Taliban spokesman Zabihullah Mujahid said on his Twitter account.
Image copyright AP Image caption Smoke at a police station in Kunduz. The province has seen a number of attacks since April Image copyright AP Image caption Prisoners freed by the Taliban were seen walking through the streets of Kunduz Image copyright AFP Image caption The government says its forces in Kunduz are being reinforced A picture on the same account purportedly showed fighters at a roundabout in the city centre raising the Taliban's white flag.
Later, interior ministry spokesman Sediq Sediqqi confirmed that "most of Kunduz city" was controlled by the Taliban, and said Afghan forces were regrouping at the airport.
A Taliban statement called the operation in Kunduz "an immense conquest" and urged their fighters to protect the local population.
The statement said the government in Kabul "should openly admit its defeat".
Earlier, the government admitted that it had lost control of parts of the city. It said at least 25 militants and two Afghan policemen had been killed and that reinforcements had been dispatched.
Analysis: Dawood Azami, BBC World Service
This attack is one of the most serious security breaches since the start of the Taliban insurgency 14 years ago. But the Taliban's main challenge will now be to hold the city.
Kunduz has a huge strategic significance as it is considered a gateway to Afghanistan's northern provinces and shares a border with Tajikistan, Afghanistan's Central Asian neighbour.
The Taliban already control huge chunks of the province's rural areas, where the majority of the population live. The insurgents have intensified their fighting in the province over the past two years.
They are the dominant militant group in the province, with an estimated 2,000 fighters. But there are also reportedly hundreds of foreign fighters associated with al-Qaeda, so-called Islamic State and the Islamic Movement of Uzbekistan (IMU).
The Afghan security forces are stretched thin as they deal with multiple attacks all over the country.
Bad governance in Kunduz is also a key problem. Incompetence and intimidation by some local officials have alienated many in the province.
Kunduz police spokesman Sayed Sarwar Husaini told the BBC's Mahfouz Zubaide that militants had captured the jail in Kunduz and freed about 500 prisoners, including members of the Taliban.
One of the freed prisoners told the BBC: "It was about 4pm when the Taliban entered the jail and started fighting with police. After a few minutes the police escaped and the Taliban fighters opened all the cells and all the prisoners rushed out."
He said he saw Taliban armed with small and heavy weapons in the streets outside.
Media caption The Afghan government says several militants and two policemen have been killed
Many government officials are said to be trying to flee via the city's heavily fortified airport.
Kunduz province has seen a number of attacks since April, with the Taliban joining forces with other insurgents.
Militant violence has increased across Afghanistan since the departure of most US and Nato forces last year.
http://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-34377565
The Taliban have overrun the northern Afghan city of Kunduz, taking control of most areas and freeing hundreds of prisoners from its jail.
Hundreds of militants stormed the city before dawn, quickly seizing key buildings and advancing on the airport.
The government says it has sent reinforcements to Kunduz and fighting is ongoing.
Kunduz would be the first provincial capital taken by the Taliban since they lost power in 2001's US-led invasion.
The attack came a day before the first anniversary of President Ashraf Ghani's unity government.
Kunduz is strategically important as it acts as a transport hub for the north of the country.
It also has symbolic significance for the Taliban as it was their former northern stronghold before their government was overthrown.
"With the capturing of the police compound and governor's office in Kunduz, the whole province fell to our hands and our fighters are now advancing towards the airport," Taliban spokesman Zabihullah Mujahid said on his Twitter account.
Image copyright AP Image caption Smoke at a police station in Kunduz. The province has seen a number of attacks since April Image copyright AP Image caption Prisoners freed by the Taliban were seen walking through the streets of Kunduz Image copyright AFP Image caption The government says its forces in Kunduz are being reinforced A picture on the same account purportedly showed fighters at a roundabout in the city centre raising the Taliban's white flag.
Later, interior ministry spokesman Sediq Sediqqi confirmed that "most of Kunduz city" was controlled by the Taliban, and said Afghan forces were regrouping at the airport.
A Taliban statement called the operation in Kunduz "an immense conquest" and urged their fighters to protect the local population.
The statement said the government in Kabul "should openly admit its defeat".
Earlier, the government admitted that it had lost control of parts of the city. It said at least 25 militants and two Afghan policemen had been killed and that reinforcements had been dispatched.
Analysis: Dawood Azami, BBC World Service
This attack is one of the most serious security breaches since the start of the Taliban insurgency 14 years ago. But the Taliban's main challenge will now be to hold the city.
Kunduz has a huge strategic significance as it is considered a gateway to Afghanistan's northern provinces and shares a border with Tajikistan, Afghanistan's Central Asian neighbour.
The Taliban already control huge chunks of the province's rural areas, where the majority of the population live. The insurgents have intensified their fighting in the province over the past two years.
They are the dominant militant group in the province, with an estimated 2,000 fighters. But there are also reportedly hundreds of foreign fighters associated with al-Qaeda, so-called Islamic State and the Islamic Movement of Uzbekistan (IMU).
The Afghan security forces are stretched thin as they deal with multiple attacks all over the country.
Bad governance in Kunduz is also a key problem. Incompetence and intimidation by some local officials have alienated many in the province.
Kunduz police spokesman Sayed Sarwar Husaini told the BBC's Mahfouz Zubaide that militants had captured the jail in Kunduz and freed about 500 prisoners, including members of the Taliban.
One of the freed prisoners told the BBC: "It was about 4pm when the Taliban entered the jail and started fighting with police. After a few minutes the police escaped and the Taliban fighters opened all the cells and all the prisoners rushed out."
He said he saw Taliban armed with small and heavy weapons in the streets outside.
Media caption The Afghan government says several militants and two policemen have been killed
Many government officials are said to be trying to flee via the city's heavily fortified airport.
Kunduz province has seen a number of attacks since April, with the Taliban joining forces with other insurgents.
Militant violence has increased across Afghanistan since the departure of most US and Nato forces last year.
http://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-34377565
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Freedomlover
Minister (2k+ posts)
Re: Taliban overrun Afghan city of Kunduz
[h=1]Taliban Fighters Capture Kunduz City as Afghan Forces Retreat[/h]
KABUL, Afghanistan — After months of besieging the northern Afghan provincial capital of Kunduz, Taliban fighters took over the city on Monday just hours after advancing, officials said, as government security forces fully retreated to the city’s outlying airport.
The Taliban’s sudden victory, after what had appeared to be a stalemate through the summer, gave the insurgents a military and political prize — the capture of a major Afghan city — that had eluded them since 2001. And it presented the government of President Ashraf Ghani, which has been alarmed about insurgent advances in the surrounding province for a year, with a demoralizing setback less than a year after the formal end of the NATO combat mission in Afghanistan.
Afghan officials vowed that a counterattack was coming, as commando forces were said to be flowing by air and road to Kunduz. But by nightfall, the city itself belonged to the Taliban. Their white flag was flying over several public areas of Kunduz, residents said.
Announcing their victory, the Taliban issued a statement saying that the group “has no intention” of looting or carrying out extrajudicial killings.
But witness accounts and videos posted to social media showed some scenes of chaos. The insurgents had set fire to police buildings, and witnesses reported that jewelry shops were being looted, though by whom was unclear.
The Taliban also appeared to have freed hundreds of inmates from the city’s prison. One video showed a crowd gathered around the city’s main traffic circle, responding to the chants of a Taliban fighter. “Death to America! Death to the slaves of America!” the fighter shouted into a megaphone, as the crowd responded: “Death to Mir Alam! Death to Nabi Gechi!” Both of those men are local militia commanders fighting on the side of the government.
The Taliban’s largest victory in years came just over a week before the American commander in Afghanistan, Gen. John F. Campbell, is expected to return to Washington to testify before Congress about the course of the war and what America’s continued involvement should be. Some 10,000 American troops are in the country, many of them focused on training or advising the Afghan forces, and the White House has not yet decided whether to keep a force of that number here for another year or begin pulling them from the country in the coming months.
Hanging over that briefing will be the fall of a significant Afghan regional center that came about not so much because of an overwhelming offensive by the Taliban but because of a collapse under pressure by the country’s Western-trained security forces.
One security official briefed on the situation in Kunduz estimated that the Taliban force in the city numbered 500, a small fraction of the thousands of government security forces and allied militiamen based in the city and in the surrounding areas.
A district governor who had retreated to the airport on Monday, Zalmai Farooqi, estimated that the government may have had as many as 7,000 troops in the area. “The problem wasn’t lack of security forces,” Mr. Farooqi said, “but there was no good leadership to command these men.”
Now, the fall of Kunduz, which was one of the centers of the American troop surge five years ago, stands as a direct challenge to assurances by American and Afghan officials that the Afghan security forces can hold the country’s most important cities.
The city of Kunduz, the capital of Kunduz Province, is an important northern hub of just over 300,000 residents, according to one Afghan government population estimate from 2013, although there has been a large outflow of refugees this past year and the population is probably lower now.
http://www.nytimes.com/2015/09/29/w...y-of-kunduz-in-northern-afghanistan.html?_r=0
[h=1]Taliban Fighters Capture Kunduz City as Afghan Forces Retreat[/h]
KABUL, Afghanistan — After months of besieging the northern Afghan provincial capital of Kunduz, Taliban fighters took over the city on Monday just hours after advancing, officials said, as government security forces fully retreated to the city’s outlying airport.
The Taliban’s sudden victory, after what had appeared to be a stalemate through the summer, gave the insurgents a military and political prize — the capture of a major Afghan city — that had eluded them since 2001. And it presented the government of President Ashraf Ghani, which has been alarmed about insurgent advances in the surrounding province for a year, with a demoralizing setback less than a year after the formal end of the NATO combat mission in Afghanistan.
Afghan officials vowed that a counterattack was coming, as commando forces were said to be flowing by air and road to Kunduz. But by nightfall, the city itself belonged to the Taliban. Their white flag was flying over several public areas of Kunduz, residents said.
Announcing their victory, the Taliban issued a statement saying that the group “has no intention” of looting or carrying out extrajudicial killings.
But witness accounts and videos posted to social media showed some scenes of chaos. The insurgents had set fire to police buildings, and witnesses reported that jewelry shops were being looted, though by whom was unclear.
The Taliban also appeared to have freed hundreds of inmates from the city’s prison. One video showed a crowd gathered around the city’s main traffic circle, responding to the chants of a Taliban fighter. “Death to America! Death to the slaves of America!” the fighter shouted into a megaphone, as the crowd responded: “Death to Mir Alam! Death to Nabi Gechi!” Both of those men are local militia commanders fighting on the side of the government.
The Taliban’s largest victory in years came just over a week before the American commander in Afghanistan, Gen. John F. Campbell, is expected to return to Washington to testify before Congress about the course of the war and what America’s continued involvement should be. Some 10,000 American troops are in the country, many of them focused on training or advising the Afghan forces, and the White House has not yet decided whether to keep a force of that number here for another year or begin pulling them from the country in the coming months.
Hanging over that briefing will be the fall of a significant Afghan regional center that came about not so much because of an overwhelming offensive by the Taliban but because of a collapse under pressure by the country’s Western-trained security forces.
One security official briefed on the situation in Kunduz estimated that the Taliban force in the city numbered 500, a small fraction of the thousands of government security forces and allied militiamen based in the city and in the surrounding areas.
A district governor who had retreated to the airport on Monday, Zalmai Farooqi, estimated that the government may have had as many as 7,000 troops in the area. “The problem wasn’t lack of security forces,” Mr. Farooqi said, “but there was no good leadership to command these men.”
Now, the fall of Kunduz, which was one of the centers of the American troop surge five years ago, stands as a direct challenge to assurances by American and Afghan officials that the Afghan security forces can hold the country’s most important cities.
The city of Kunduz, the capital of Kunduz Province, is an important northern hub of just over 300,000 residents, according to one Afghan government population estimate from 2013, although there has been a large outflow of refugees this past year and the population is probably lower now.
http://www.nytimes.com/2015/09/29/w...y-of-kunduz-in-northern-afghanistan.html?_r=0
Hunain Khalid
Chief Minister (5k+ posts)
We need a " Great wall of Pakistan" between Pakistan and Afghanistan.
Memon Fayaz
MPA (400+ posts)
Re: Taliban overrun Afghan city of Kunduz. Analysis
kahan gaya dr shahid masaood jo bari bari bongyan maar raha tha ashraf ghani pakistan ka dost hai..pata kuch hota nhi tv pe programe kar k logon ko alfaz ki lazat se bechen kardete hen..
kahan gaya dr shahid masaood jo bari bari bongyan maar raha tha ashraf ghani pakistan ka dost hai..pata kuch hota nhi tv pe programe kar k logon ko alfaz ki lazat se bechen kardete hen..
sadani
Minister (2k+ posts)
Re: Taliban overrun Afghan city of Kunduz. Analysis
Its a fact that Ashraf Ghani or Hamid Karzayi are just puppets or face of Norther Alliance ...
Afghan Government is actually governed by "Northern Alliance" and they can never be friend of Pakistan.
NA has been trying to buy Afghan Pashtoons and their warlords to rule whole Afghanistan but they can never be successful , this is the main reason that Abdullah Abdullah was not elected as president as they want to pose it a Pashtoon Government rather than a NA government.
There is only one of deciding all this fuss...
Let Afghans fight and whoever is more might in terms of force should one... and no foreign power should help them as it would create artificial superiority ( which is just happening in Afghanistan) as in case of NA.
Its a fact that Ashraf Ghani or Hamid Karzayi are just puppets or face of Norther Alliance ...
Afghan Government is actually governed by "Northern Alliance" and they can never be friend of Pakistan.
NA has been trying to buy Afghan Pashtoons and their warlords to rule whole Afghanistan but they can never be successful , this is the main reason that Abdullah Abdullah was not elected as president as they want to pose it a Pashtoon Government rather than a NA government.
There is only one of deciding all this fuss...
Let Afghans fight and whoever is more might in terms of force should one... and no foreign power should help them as it would create artificial superiority ( which is just happening in Afghanistan) as in case of NA.
Piyasa
Minister (2k+ posts)
Re: Taliban overrun Afghan city of Kunduz. Analysis
بھائيجان، اور کتنا خون خرابہ؟ ان لڑائيوں کے نتيجے ميں مرتا کون ہۓ؟ افغانيوں نے پچھلے چاليس سال سے امن نہيں ديکھا۔۔۔۔۔آخر کب تک؟
بھائيجان، اور کتنا خون خرابہ؟ ان لڑائيوں کے نتيجے ميں مرتا کون ہۓ؟ افغانيوں نے پچھلے چاليس سال سے امن نہيں ديکھا۔۔۔۔۔آخر کب تک؟
