Radio Muft Baluchistan
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Reports emerging on social media that after dropping a bomb on their own country, inept IAF pilots have now crashed two of their Rafales into each other. Sources indicate that India is considering hiring a PMC named MPFC (Monty Python's Flying Circus) to replace the IAF.
Radio Muft Baluchistan707,346 görüntüleme • 1 yıl önce
Nothing, not even a border, can stop perversion and rapey tendencies of Indians.
Radio Muft Baluchistan45,784 görüntüleme • 1 ay önce
Just a few kilometres to the east, beyond the border, the experience would be polar opposite.
Radio Muft Baluchistan189,175 görüntüleme • 1 yıl önce
This is why India was on the backfoot in 2001. - Pakistan wasn't predictable. Was unafraid to enforce deterrence. - India knew Mush couldn't be trusted to keep it calculated & rational. - Mobilization? Here we are, come fight. Airstrikes? We will hit you all over India, twice.
Radio Muft Baluchistan79,412 görüntüleme • 6 ay önce
After the Canadian scandal where Indian "students" were stealing food from homeless shelters, a new scandal has come to light. Indian students in China pretend to be Pakistanis in order to get free food from the Chinese people in name of Pak-China friendship. Disgusting.
Radio Muft Baluchistan83,197 görüntüleme • 9 ay önce
President of Armenia 🇦🇲: "We don't have any diplomatic relationship with Pakistan and honestly I am trying to build them. Pakistan is not a country you can ignore, in our region especially. If we have ties with Pakistan, may be their approach to Caucasus will be different. I do not see any contradiction between this dialogue with Pakistan and our ties with India." President of Armenia is spot on here. Diplomacy is not a zero sum game and it is absurd that Pakistan refuses to recognise Armenia. Our principled stance was over Armenian occupation of Ngorno Karabakh and that is over now. Yes they have their Indian alliance (Something we forced them into by putting our weight behind Azerbaijan) and we have our Azeri Alliance but that should not mean that we shouldn't have bilateral relationship with each other. Obviously our Azerbaijani alliance is far more important to our broader regional strategy (and on a people-to-people level) but we can certainly normalize ties with Armenia like Azerbaijan has with India. There's no reason not to establish ties with Armenia and boost trade, Baku is very unlikely to have any concerns about that. If anything, we might play a constructive role there by mediating between Azerbaijan, Turkey and Armenia into making Zangezur economic corridor where Azeri oil/gas is pumped to Europe to replace Russian supplies and Armenians and Turks benefit from transit. Zangezur carries the potential of ending national security nightmares of Armenia, make it wealthier and ending Russian colonial influence in Caucasus for good.
Radio Muft Baluchistan39,743 görüntüleme • 11 ay önce
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