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Slander? Let's see. On 13 January 2020 you appeared on 5Pillars podcast where you defended atrocities committed by Pakistani military and justified it by stating that it was against people who were against the Pakistani state and supporting by foreign elements. The exact same rhetoric Asadists used to massacre Syrian civilians that you keep bringing up. The Pakistani military offensive known as Operation Zarb-e-Azb resulted in registered 1,000,428 internally displaced persons originating strictly from North Waziristan (United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs, 2014). The physical destruction of Miranshah during Operation Zarb-e-Azb was absolute and systemic. The Pakistan Armed Forces executed a scorched-earth campaign that fundamentally eradicated the administrative and commercial capital of North Waziristan (Norwegian Refugee Council, 2019, October 15)). The military's heavy reliance on indiscriminate aerial bombardments by fighter jets and heavy artillery in densely populated commercial centres guaranteed substantial civilian deaths (Agence France-Presse, 2014). Testimonies from internally displaced persons confirm that the military frequently obliterated civilian homes and infrastructure during its scorched-earth offensive. The military actively suppressed local reporting and buried the physical evidence of these atrocities beneath the rubble of destroyed towns. The Pakistani state completely isolated the theatre of operations, ensuring that an accurate accounting of the civilian dead remains permanently obscured (European Asylum Support Office, 2017). Aside from these sources, there are thousands of people from North Waziristan who were ethnically cleansed by the Pakistani military from North Waziristan. They live as refugees in Afghanistan. They all testify that their families, including women, children and elderly were indiscriminately massacred. Their homes, farms, shops and even sheds were bombed and destroyed to prevent them from ever returning to their native lands. These crimes have fueled militancy and insurgency in Pakistan that you defend. While speaking about Syria, you fail to acknowledge how similar crimes are committed by your own country. This is why you are being ridiculed by everyone. Your selective outrage over crimes and atrocities of Iran reveal that you're not sincere. Your concern for Syria is performative. That's why you're being called out.

Slander? Let's see. On 13 January 2020 you appeared on 5Pillars podcast where you defended atrocities committed by Pakistani military and justified it by stating that it was against people who were against the Pakistani state and supporting by foreign elements. The exact same rhetoric Asadists used to massacre Syrian civilians that you keep bringing up. The Pakistani military offensive known as Operation Zarb-e-Azb resulted in registered 1,000,428 internally displaced persons originating strictly from North Waziristan (United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs, 2014). The physical destruction of Miranshah during Operation Zarb-e-Azb was absolute and systemic. The Pakistan Armed Forces executed a scorched-earth campaign that fundamentally eradicated the administrative and commercial capital of North Waziristan (Norwegian Refugee Council, 2019, October 15)). The military's heavy reliance on indiscriminate aerial bombardments by fighter jets and heavy artillery in densely populated commercial centres guaranteed substantial civilian deaths (Agence France-Presse, 2014). Testimonies from internally displaced persons confirm that the military frequently obliterated civilian homes and infrastructure during its scorched-earth offensive. The military actively suppressed local reporting and buried the physical evidence of these atrocities beneath the rubble of destroyed towns. The Pakistani state completely isolated the theatre of operations, ensuring that an accurate accounting of the civilian dead remains permanently obscured (European Asylum Support Office, 2017). Aside from these sources, there are thousands of people from North Waziristan who were ethnically cleansed by the Pakistani military from North Waziristan. They live as refugees in Afghanistan. They all testify that their families, including women, children and elderly were indiscriminately massacred. Their homes, farms, shops and even sheds were bombed and destroyed to prevent them from ever returning to their native lands. These crimes have fueled militancy and insurgency in Pakistan that you defend. While speaking about Syria, you fail to acknowledge how similar crimes are committed by your own country. This is why you are being ridiculed by everyone. Your selective outrage over crimes and atrocities of Iran reveal that you're not sincere. Your concern for Syria is performative. That's why you're being called out.

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Imran Khan also agrees. Between Afghanistan and Pakistan, there is no border. The Durand Line was made by the British. On both sides of the line, the people are the same.

Imran Khan also agrees. Between Afghanistan and Pakistan, there is no border. The Durand Line was made by the British. On both sides of the line, the people are the same.

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🚨BREAKING: Afghan National Defence infantry forces have routed Pakistani mercenaries from their military posts on the other side of the Durand line near Shorabak region of Kandahar.

🚨BREAKING: Afghan National Defence infantry forces have routed Pakistani mercenaries from their military posts on the other side of the Durand line near Shorabak region of Kandahar.

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This the so called ‘Iranian culture’ that was being promoted by Iran in Damascus:

This the so called ‘Iranian culture’ that was being promoted by Iran in Damascus:

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When JD Vance finally arrives in Islamabad:

When JD Vance finally arrives in Islamabad:

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During the protests against Pakistani airstrikes on Afghanistan, a young man in rural Badakhshan province said that even if he dies 100.000 times and God gives him life, he will go back to the frontline and fight against Pakistan.

During the protests against Pakistani airstrikes on Afghanistan, a young man in rural Badakhshan province said that even if he dies 100.000 times and God gives him life, he will go back to the frontline and fight against Pakistan.

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A 72 year old Afghan elder from Paktia leading a massive group of young and old men in provincial centre declared that he and everyone who is with him are ready to fight against Pakistan and sacrifice their lives.

A 72 year old Afghan elder from Paktia leading a massive group of young and old men in provincial centre declared that he and everyone who is with him are ready to fight against Pakistan and sacrifice their lives.

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