More violence in Kashmir

[Hamza913]

Just after an attack left over 40 Indian soldiers dead, another Indian soldier has been killed by an IED and 4 more died in a gun battle with militants:

https://www.oneindia.com/india/j-k-ied-blast-leaves-an-army-officer-dead-rajouri-2852386.html

https://news.yahoo.com/gunbattle-mi...-civilian-kashmir-043921119.html?guccounter=1

 

[Hamza913]

@scorpionx @Joe Shearer @Indus Pakistan

I'm curious, do you guys think that this is just going to be a few violent days, or that this could be the start of a more prolonged (e.g a few weeks) and more intense period of fighting?

 

[scorpionx]

@scorpionx @Joe Shearer @Indus Pakistan

I'm curious, do you guys think that this is just going to be a few violent days, or that this could be the start of a more prolonged (e.g a few weeks) and more intense period of fighting?

With peace coming in Afghanistan, I have an apprehension if history starts repeating itself.

 

[jetray]

With peace coming in Afghanistan, I have an apprehension if history starts repeating itself.

Peace in afghanistan ? Nope its just that proxies got emboldened given that US itself has to depend on Pakistan to bring taliban to the table. They know at this juncture US will not take any action against Pakistan for their actions.

Again its not just India even Iran faces the same situation, with saudi money pouring expect radicals to go berserk. Only good thing is this time we have enough military and funds to deal with.

 

[Pakhtoon yum]

Viva la résistance

 

[scorpionx]

Peace in afghanistan ? Nope its just that proxies got emboldened given that US itself has to depend on Pakistan to bring taliban to the table. They know at this juncture US will not take any action against Pakistan for their actions.

Again its not just India even Iran faces the same situation, with saudi money pouring expect radicals to go berserk. Only good thing is this time we have enough military and funds to deal with.

What is the implication of an Afghanistan without foreign forces and it's effect in the neighboring regions? Remember, these men are battle veterans, trained explosive experts and thoroughly radicalized. Dealing with them with conventional military does not sound convincing enough.

 

[jetray]

What is the implication of an Afghanistan without foreign forces and it's effect in the neighboring regions? Remember, these men are battle veterans, trained explosive experts and thoroughly radicalized. Dealing with them with conventional military does not sound convincing enough.

Well we need to evolve with the times as well. Its going to take some time to catch up with the new tricks there will be transition period where things will get worse before it gets better.
Khalistan, 1990's kashmir were all challenging situation which came out of the blue but we did pull it back. But this time we not only have good economy but also the confidence. If it is going to be another chechnya lets deal with it there is escaping from the situation.

 

[Pan-Islamic-Pakistan]

Genuine Freedom Fighters. May they be blessed.

 

[khansaheeb]

Well we need to evolve with the times as well. Its going to take some time to catch up with the new tricks there will be transition period where things will get worse before it gets better.
Khalistan, 1990's kashmir were all challenging situation which came out of the blue but we did pull it back. But this time we not only have good economy but also the confidence. If it is going to be another chechnya lets deal with it there is escaping from the situation.

Talibs are coming and your time is up; you were given the opportunity for peace many a times but your arrogance and murderous ways reigned the days now you are going to be held to account the Islamic way:-"CNN-News18 while quoting sources reported that an Afghan war veteran, Abdul Rashid Ghazi, who allegedly infiltrated into Valley in December and is an IED expert, could be the mastermind on Saturday's blast."