Why & how Pakistan got involved in Bosnia war?

[Kamikaze Pilot]

Why & how Pakistan got involved in Bosnia war?

By the way, in the authentic movie 'No Man's Land', there was absolutely no reference/hint of religion. So wasn't the war only about ethnicity and economy?

By the way, who else got interested in the war because of that movie?

 

[El Sidd]

#RaddulFassad

 

[Kamikaze Pilot]

#RaddulFassad

Now I understand why many of your fellow countrymen dislike you.

 

[El Sidd]

Now I understand why many of your fellow countrymen dislike you.

this is propaganda. everybody loves me

 

[Kamikaze Pilot]

this is propaganda. everybody loves me

I thought you had an ignore list as a retaliation and you are on somebody's ignore list. And what about this below post by @CriticalThought?

This is the mentality I am trying to expose here:

https://defence.pk/pdf/threads/pakistaniat-and-its-remedy.559533/

A celebration of mediocracy, lesser intellects extolling even lesser ones. A race to the bottom. The systematization of trite idiocy. All of this is reflected in the desire to make Retired Troll a moderator - even if its a joke.

https://defence.pk/pdf/threads/make-retired-troll-a-moderator.591924/[/QUOTE]

 

[Dr. Strangelove]

Actually it wasn't just Pakistan
Pakistan,turkey,Saudi Arabia,Qatar all financed the operations in Bosnia and provided political support to the Bosnian people
President of Pakistan at the time Farooq laghari declared in a meeting of Muslim countries at Geneva in July 1995 that the UN arms embargo was illegal.
He stated:

“The Western policy of appeasement of the Serbian aggressors is not going to pay. Pakistan subsequently declared that it would provide weapons to the Bosnian government in spite of the UN arms embargo.”

Intelligence agencies from both turkey and Pakistan were involved its just ISI was a lot more proactively involved in the conflict than turkey and took the lead
weapons were smuggled in and people were smuggled out of the active war zone nearly 100,000 Bosnian refugees once called Pakistan home after the war they were repatriated back to Bosnia
HJ-8/Bakhtar Shikan in action in the Bosnian Serb war

 

[El Sidd]

I thought you had an ignore list as a retaliation and you are on somebody's ignore list. And what about this below post by @CriticalThought?

dont you have angry brothers?

 

[Kamikaze Pilot]

Actually it wasn't just Pakistan
Pakistan,turkey,Saudi Arabia,Qatar all financed the operations in Bosnia and provided political and diplomatic support to the Bosnian people
Intelligence agencies from both turkey and Pakistan were involved its just ISI was a lot more proactively involved in the conflict than turkey and took the lead
weapons were smuggled in and people were smuggled out of the active war zone nearly 100,000 Bosnian refugees once called Pakistan home after the war they were repatriated back to Bosnia

In the authentic movie 'No Man's Land', there was absolutely no reference/hint of religion. So wasn't the war only about ethnicity and economy?

By the way, who else got interested in the war because of that movie?

 

[Dr. Strangelove]

In the authentic movie 'No Man's Land', there was absolutely no reference/hint of religion. So wasn't the war only about ethnicity and economy?

By the way, who else got interested in the war because of that movie?

Never heard of the movie though but the conflict in Pakistani prospective was all about religion had Bosnian been anything but Muslims we wouldn't have gone against NATO and UN embargoes and helped them

 

[Sinnerman108]

Why & how Pakistan got involved in Bosnia war?

By the way, in the authentic movie 'No Man's Land', there was absolutely no reference/hint of religion. So wasn't the war only about ethnicity and economy?

By the way, who else got interested in the war because of that movie?

A more pertinent question should have been,

how did the world get away with so many war crimes, mass graves, ethnic cleansing against MUSLIMS.
be it Bosnia, Myanmar, Syria, Thailand, Iraq, Libya, Yemen and Kashmir Muslims blood is being spilled like water.

It is a part of our religion to to side with the oppressed and fight against the oppressor.
We are answerable to calls for help, and will be held accountable.

 

[S.Y.A]

In the authentic movie 'No Man's Land', there was absolutely no reference/hint of religion. So wasn't the war only about ethnicity and economy?

By the way, who else got interested in the war because of that movie?

Citing movies to back your claim? Wow!

 

[Max]

Bcoz it was serious crisis, proud that we played whatever role we could despite limited resources..

 

[Big Tank]

Pakistan along with many others were involved in training/arming Bosnian Army, Guerrillas, Freedom Fighters etc. DG ISI at that time was a religious person (deobandi) and wanted to aid the Bosnian Guerrillas. In result, ISI Operatives were involved in supplying Anti Tank Missiles to them (via black market not from the Pakistani Ordnance due to future crisis). Iran and Saudi Arabia were also involved via funding. Iran sent Hezbollah Operatives to train/assist the Guerrillas in combat while Saudi role was restricted till funding. It was a fundamental role which involved the global concept of Ummah.

 

[YeBeWarned]

Role mostly remain unofficial ...

 

[Big Tank]

Role mostly remain unofficial ...

It was highly official when UN was forcing us to provide Gen Nasir to them which we didn't. ISI had a huge roll in training Bosnians to defend themselves with ATGMs.