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Some are interpreting the TTP chief's recent audio message as a conditional willingness to halt attacks on the Pakistani state. However, the final minute needs careful scrutiny. He claimed the 'Jehad' was launched on fatwas issued by “500 Pakistani ulema.” He also suggested that the same religious class must...

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🚨🇵🇰Maulana Fazlur Rehman, the leader of Jamiat Ulema in Pakistan, said that 500,000 religious scholars have issued a fatwa declaring the current system of Pakistan to be un-Islamic, & that overthrowing such a system is obligatory. He added that this is not only his personal fatwa, but that five hundred thousand influential and prominent scholars have issued the same ruling. Meanwhile, the Pakistani Taliban, also known as TTP, also consider the current system of Pakistan to be un-Islamic and regard jihad against it as obligatory.
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🚨🇵🇰Maulana Fazlur Rehman, the leader of Jamiat Ulema in Pakistan, said that 500,000 religious scholars have issued a fatwa declaring the current system of Pakistan to be un-Islamic, & that overthrowing such a system is obligatory. He added that this is not only his personal fatwa, but that five hundred thousand influential and prominent scholars have issued the same ruling. Meanwhile, the Pakistani Taliban, also known as TTP, also consider the current system of Pakistan to be un-Islamic and regard jihad against it as obligatory.

Afghanistan Defense

78,298 views • 4 months ago

𝗣𝗮𝗸𝗶𝘀𝘁𝗮𝗻 𝗔𝗿𝗺𝘆 𝗖𝗵𝗶𝗲𝗳: 𝟳𝟬% 𝗼𝗳 𝗧𝗧𝗣 𝗙𝗶𝗴𝗵𝘁𝗲𝗿𝘀 𝗔𝗿𝗲 𝗔𝗳𝗴𝗵𝗮𝗻 𝗡𝗮𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻𝗮𝗹𝘀 Pakistan’s army chief, Field Marshal Syed Asim Munir, told Pakistani religious scholars that Pakistani children are being killed by militants operating from Afghanistan. He said that around 70 percent of TTP fighters involved in attacks inside Pakistan are Afghan nationals, calling it a betrayal of Pakistan’s sacrifices. Munir said Pakistan has conveyed a clear message to the Taliban: they must choose between supporting the TTP or maintaining relations with Pakistan. Note: The “70%” figure is unverified and highly exaggerated.
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𝗣𝗮𝗸𝗶𝘀𝘁𝗮𝗻 𝗔𝗿𝗺𝘆 𝗖𝗵𝗶𝗲𝗳: 𝟳𝟬% 𝗼𝗳 𝗧𝗧𝗣 𝗙𝗶𝗴𝗵𝘁𝗲𝗿𝘀 𝗔𝗿𝗲 𝗔𝗳𝗴𝗵𝗮𝗻 𝗡𝗮𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻𝗮𝗹𝘀 Pakistan’s army chief, Field Marshal Syed Asim Munir, told Pakistani religious scholars that Pakistani children are being killed by militants operating from Afghanistan. He said that around 70 percent of TTP fighters involved in attacks inside Pakistan are Afghan nationals, calling it a betrayal of Pakistan’s sacrifices. Munir said Pakistan has conveyed a clear message to the Taliban: they must choose between supporting the TTP or maintaining relations with Pakistan. Note: The “70%” figure is unverified and highly exaggerated.

Afghan Analyst

12,626 views • 7 months ago

Seventy Percent of TTP Militants Are Afghans, Says Pakistan’s Field Marshal Pakistan’s Chief of Army Staff and Chief of Defence Forces, Field Marshal Syed Asim Munir, has stated that 70 percent of militants infiltrating Pakistan under the banner of Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) are Afghan nationals operating from across the border. Addressing the National Ulema and Mashaikh Conference in Islamabad on December 10, the Pakistani army chief said that militant groups linked to what he described as “Fitna al-Khawarij” were responsible for terrorist attacks targeting innocent civilians, including women and children. Field Marshal Munir emphasized that these militant elements were receiving support from factions of the Afghan Taliban, creating a serious threat to Pakistan’s internal security and regional stability. He stressed that the Afghan Taliban must make a clear choice between taking action against extremist groups operating from its soil and maintaining normal relations with Pakistan. The Pakistani army chief also reiterated that in any Islamic state, the authority to declare jihad rests solely with the state, warning against the exploitation of religious narratives by non-state actors. Although the conference was held on December 10, the remarks were made public on Sunday, December 21. #aamajnews
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Seventy Percent of TTP Militants Are Afghans, Says Pakistan’s Field Marshal Pakistan’s Chief of Army Staff and Chief of Defence Forces, Field Marshal Syed Asim Munir, has stated that 70 percent of militants infiltrating Pakistan under the banner of Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) are Afghan nationals operating from across the border. Addressing the National Ulema and Mashaikh Conference in Islamabad on December 10, the Pakistani army chief said that militant groups linked to what he described as “Fitna al-Khawarij” were responsible for terrorist attacks targeting innocent civilians, including women and children. Field Marshal Munir emphasized that these militant elements were receiving support from factions of the Afghan Taliban, creating a serious threat to Pakistan’s internal security and regional stability. He stressed that the Afghan Taliban must make a clear choice between taking action against extremist groups operating from its soil and maintaining normal relations with Pakistan. The Pakistani army chief also reiterated that in any Islamic state, the authority to declare jihad rests solely with the state, warning against the exploitation of religious narratives by non-state actors. Although the conference was held on December 10, the remarks were made public on Sunday, December 21. #aamajnews

Aamaj News English

41,721 views • 7 months ago

🔻"Pakistani Taliban are ignorant extortionists and fools" – Maulana Fazlur Rehman Maulana Fazlur Rehman, the head of Pakistan's largest religious political party, Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam, has strongly criticized militant groups like TTP and Hafiz Gul Bahadur Group. He stated that those fighting against the Pakistani state or considering attacks on the army as legitimate are acting out of ignorance and sheer foolishness. According to Maulana, these groups are nothing more than extortionists who target contractors, businessmen, community leaders, scholars, and even religious seminaries for money. It’s important to note that both Hafiz Gul Bahadur (leader of TTG) and Mufti Noor Wali Mehsud (chief of TTP) were formerly affiliated with JUI.
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🔻"Pakistani Taliban are ignorant extortionists and fools" – Maulana Fazlur Rehman Maulana Fazlur Rehman, the head of Pakistan's largest religious political party, Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam, has strongly criticized militant groups like TTP and Hafiz Gul Bahadur Group. He stated that those fighting against the Pakistani state or considering attacks on the army as legitimate are acting out of ignorance and sheer foolishness. According to Maulana, these groups are nothing more than extortionists who target contractors, businessmen, community leaders, scholars, and even religious seminaries for money. It’s important to note that both Hafiz Gul Bahadur (leader of TTG) and Mufti Noor Wali Mehsud (chief of TTP) were formerly affiliated with JUI.

War Analyst

22,766 views • 1 year ago

This is actual footage of a major attack by the Afghanistan-based TTP on a Pakistani paramilitary camp in South Waziristan two weeks ago (released by the TTP). It was one of the attacks that triggered Pakistani airstrikes in Afghanistan. The TTP, fully backed by the Taliban and Al-Qaeda, is no longer a ragtag group of terrorists. They are heavily armed, well-trained, well-funded, and possess more sophisticated weapons than the average Pakistani forces. Pakistani soldiers posted in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Balochistan have become sitting ducks, and the leadership remains confused and clueless.
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This is actual footage of a major attack by the Afghanistan-based TTP on a Pakistani paramilitary camp in South Waziristan two weeks ago (released by the TTP). It was one of the attacks that triggered Pakistani airstrikes in Afghanistan. The TTP, fully backed by the Taliban and Al-Qaeda, is no longer a ragtag group of terrorists. They are heavily armed, well-trained, well-funded, and possess more sophisticated weapons than the average Pakistani forces. Pakistani soldiers posted in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Balochistan have become sitting ducks, and the leadership remains confused and clueless.

Pakistan Walli

11,925 views • 9 months ago

🚨Important Leader of Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP): I am alive and in the tribal areas The leader of Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP), Maulana Noor Wali Mehsud, has rejected Pakistan’s claim that he was killed in Kabul. In a recent video message, he clarified that he is alive and present in Pakistan’s tribal areas with his companions. Maulana Mehsud called the allegations made by Pakistan against Afghanistan baseless, stating that he is on his own land. He added that Pakistan has always accused its opponents of having foreign support, and this time, they have unjustly blamed Afghanistan. This video was released after Pakistan claimed last week that it had targeted the leader of the Pakistani Taliban in Kabul by striking a vehicle. However, Maulana Mehsud asserts that he is alive and present in his own region.
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🚨Important Leader of Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP): I am alive and in the tribal areas The leader of Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP), Maulana Noor Wali Mehsud, has rejected Pakistan’s claim that he was killed in Kabul. In a recent video message, he clarified that he is alive and present in Pakistan’s tribal areas with his companions. Maulana Mehsud called the allegations made by Pakistan against Afghanistan baseless, stating that he is on his own land. He added that Pakistan has always accused its opponents of having foreign support, and this time, they have unjustly blamed Afghanistan. This video was released after Pakistan claimed last week that it had targeted the leader of the Pakistani Taliban in Kabul by striking a vehicle. However, Maulana Mehsud asserts that he is alive and present in his own region.

W.A. Mubariz - وکیل احمد مبارز

137,228 views • 9 months ago

Taliban Foreign Minister Calls Recent Dispute with Pakistan a Problem with “Pakistan’s Military Circles” Mullah Amir Khan Muttaqi, the Taliban’s Foreign Minister, says that the recent dispute between the group and Pakistan is a problem between the Taliban and the military circles of the Pakistani government. Mullah Muttaqi claims that over the past four years, Pakistan has committed violations of Afghanistan’s territory. The Foreign Minister also alleges that ISIS fighters are being trained on Pakistani soil. He adds that one of Pakistan’s demands is the relocation of TTP fighters into Afghan territory, which, according to him, is not feasible. #aamajnews
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Taliban Foreign Minister Calls Recent Dispute with Pakistan a Problem with “Pakistan’s Military Circles” Mullah Amir Khan Muttaqi, the Taliban’s Foreign Minister, says that the recent dispute between the group and Pakistan is a problem between the Taliban and the military circles of the Pakistani government. Mullah Muttaqi claims that over the past four years, Pakistan has committed violations of Afghanistan’s territory. The Foreign Minister also alleges that ISIS fighters are being trained on Pakistani soil. He adds that one of Pakistan’s demands is the relocation of TTP fighters into Afghan territory, which, according to him, is not feasible. #aamajnews

Aamaj News English

40,851 views • 8 months ago

This deserves serious attention in the Arab world. A Pakistani journalist closely linked to the military establishment has publicly alleged that the UAE and Qatar back TTP and BLA, claiming attacks on Pakistan’s army and civilians are sponsored from UAE. He even went as far as alleging that the UAE supports “terrorist groups globally.” Arabs have supported Pakistan for decades. In public, Pakistani officials call Arabs “brothers” and show loyalty, but behind their backs, this is the language they used against them.
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This deserves serious attention in the Arab world. A Pakistani journalist closely linked to the military establishment has publicly alleged that the UAE and Qatar back TTP and BLA, claiming attacks on Pakistan’s army and civilians are sponsored from UAE. He even went as far as alleging that the UAE supports “terrorist groups globally.” Arabs have supported Pakistan for decades. In public, Pakistani officials call Arabs “brothers” and show loyalty, but behind their backs, this is the language they used against them.

Fazal Afghan

50,744 views • 7 months ago

Taliban Says It Could Accept Transfer of TTP Members to Afghanistan If Pakistan Declares Them ‘Good People’ Rahmatullah Najib, Deputy Minister of Interior of the Taliban and a member of the Taliban’s delegation in recent talks with Pakistan in Istanbul, said that if Pakistan declares TTP members as “good people,” the Afghan Taliban will consider transferring them to Afghanistan. However, if the Pakistani government calls them terrorists, then transferring them would be impossible. Najib said that the Pakistani side asked the Taliban to issue a Fatwa by Mullah Haibatullah declaring the ongoing conflict in Pakistan as unlawful. He added that the Afghan Taliban agreed in principle that a Fatwa could be issued but clarified that such a decision rests with the Darul Ifta (the Islamic legal authority), not Mullah Haibatullah. “Its ruling would be based on Sharia, not on anyone’s wishes.” #aamajnews
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Taliban Says It Could Accept Transfer of TTP Members to Afghanistan If Pakistan Declares Them ‘Good People’ Rahmatullah Najib, Deputy Minister of Interior of the Taliban and a member of the Taliban’s delegation in recent talks with Pakistan in Istanbul, said that if Pakistan declares TTP members as “good people,” the Afghan Taliban will consider transferring them to Afghanistan. However, if the Pakistani government calls them terrorists, then transferring them would be impossible. Najib said that the Pakistani side asked the Taliban to issue a Fatwa by Mullah Haibatullah declaring the ongoing conflict in Pakistan as unlawful. He added that the Afghan Taliban agreed in principle that a Fatwa could be issued but clarified that such a decision rests with the Darul Ifta (the Islamic legal authority), not Mullah Haibatullah. “Its ruling would be based on Sharia, not on anyone’s wishes.” #aamajnews

Aamaj News English

90,393 views • 8 months ago

Pakistani airstrikes in #Afghanistan have repeatedly killed innocent children, women, and civilians, without targeting even a single #TTP member. Despite PAK claims that the TTP operates from AFG, the 2,600-KM fence and numerous checkpoints along Durand have failed to prove this, as no TTP targets have ever been hit and only civilians have suffered. For years, the #Pakistan military has relied on creating crises to maintain its relevance, but it is clear that this issue cannot be solved through war. The real solution is dialogue with the Taliban in Afghanistan and with the TTP inside Pakistan. As Prof- Obaidullah Baheer has clearly explained, the claim that the TTP is based or led from AFG is baseless and only deepens the crisis.
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Pakistani airstrikes in #Afghanistan have repeatedly killed innocent children, women, and civilians, without targeting even a single #TTP member. Despite PAK claims that the TTP operates from AFG, the 2,600-KM fence and numerous checkpoints along Durand have failed to prove this, as no TTP targets have ever been hit and only civilians have suffered. For years, the #Pakistan military has relied on creating crises to maintain its relevance, but it is clear that this issue cannot be solved through war. The real solution is dialogue with the Taliban in Afghanistan and with the TTP inside Pakistan. As Prof- Obaidullah Baheer has clearly explained, the claim that the TTP is based or led from AFG is baseless and only deepens the crisis.

Najib Farhodi

10,925 views • 8 months ago

Just think for a moment. These creatures are just one of a small group of TTP terrorists, who are set to enter Pakistan from Afghanistan - under the Taliban regime. Now, as a patriotic Pakistani, you must have realized that the government of Pakistan urgently needs a joint strategic cooperation with the opposition of the Taliban in order to counter the threats emanating from Afghanistan and to eradicate the roots of such aggression. This time, do not allow the lobbyists within Pakistan’s establishment, who themselves are the main architects of the current dire security situation to undermine the necessity of this alliance by sowing doubt in confronting the terrorist Taliban and by promoting so-called pragmatic schemes that, in the eyes of the terrorists, are nothing more than a hollow tale. #Pakistan #Afghanistan #Taliban #TTP CommandEleven Intelligence® FJ Radio Muft Baluchistan Government of Pakistan
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Just think for a moment. These creatures are just one of a small group of TTP terrorists, who are set to enter Pakistan from Afghanistan - under the Taliban regime. Now, as a patriotic Pakistani, you must have realized that the government of Pakistan urgently needs a joint strategic cooperation with the opposition of the Taliban in order to counter the threats emanating from Afghanistan and to eradicate the roots of such aggression. This time, do not allow the lobbyists within Pakistan’s establishment, who themselves are the main architects of the current dire security situation to undermine the necessity of this alliance by sowing doubt in confronting the terrorist Taliban and by promoting so-called pragmatic schemes that, in the eyes of the terrorists, are nothing more than a hollow tale. #Pakistan #Afghanistan #Taliban #TTP CommandEleven Intelligence® FJ Radio Muft Baluchistan Government of Pakistan

Ахмад Шарифзад

70,667 views • 11 months ago

Bangladeshi cleric Mahmudul Hasan Gunobi criticized Pakistan in his statement, saying that the Pakistani military is not Muslim but “apostate.” He further said that Pakistan was founded in the name of Islam, so why does it have a problem with the TTP? According to him, the TTP is fighting for the implementation of the Islamic system. He alleged that Pakistan has attacked Afghanistan, but according to him, this will lead to Pakistan’s destruction, because the Taliban have defeated major powers such as Britain, Russia, and the United States over the last hundred years — so what can an economically bankrupt country do against them? He further stated that the Taliban have now become a “superpower” because they are “Allah’s chosen ones.”
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Bangladeshi cleric Mahmudul Hasan Gunobi criticized Pakistan in his statement, saying that the Pakistani military is not Muslim but “apostate.” He further said that Pakistan was founded in the name of Islam, so why does it have a problem with the TTP? According to him, the TTP is fighting for the implementation of the Islamic system. He alleged that Pakistan has attacked Afghanistan, but according to him, this will lead to Pakistan’s destruction, because the Taliban have defeated major powers such as Britain, Russia, and the United States over the last hundred years — so what can an economically bankrupt country do against them? He further stated that the Taliban have now become a “superpower” because they are “Allah’s chosen ones.”

نقطةNUQTA

40,649 views • 7 months ago

In his latest video, David Wilcock thought that the photo of Jesus that Donald Trump posted was a "message by the Alliance" suggesting Trump was the Anti-Christ, which David then believed he and Trump were connected with a scar on the ear, and this caused Wilcock to wonder "if he was a part of the Anti-Christ thing too". Over the years Wilcock would entertain some fairly delusional stuff in his videos, but his most recent ideas indicate that his mind was spiraling into some serious self-doubt and paranoia. He would often be positive on camera, or try to be - I think this was a coping mechanism for the struggles he was facing off camera. Looks like it was to a point where he couldn't hide it as much anymore.
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In his latest video, David Wilcock thought that the photo of Jesus that Donald Trump posted was a "message by the Alliance" suggesting Trump was the Anti-Christ, which David then believed he and Trump were connected with a scar on the ear, and this caused Wilcock to wonder "if he was a part of the Anti-Christ thing too". Over the years Wilcock would entertain some fairly delusional stuff in his videos, but his most recent ideas indicate that his mind was spiraling into some serious self-doubt and paranoia. He would often be positive on camera, or try to be - I think this was a coping mechanism for the struggles he was facing off camera. Looks like it was to a point where he couldn't hide it as much anymore.

Jordan Sather

26,396 views • 3 months ago

𝘼𝙣 𝙪𝙣𝙙𝙚𝙣𝙞𝙖𝙗𝙡𝙚 𝙚𝙫𝙞𝙙𝙚𝙣𝙘𝙚 𝙤𝙛 𝘼𝙛𝙜𝙝𝙖𝙣 𝙩𝙖𝙡𝙞𝙗𝙖𝙣 𝙨𝙝𝙚𝙡𝙩𝙚𝙧𝙞𝙣𝙜 𝙛𝙞𝙩𝙣𝙖 𝙖𝙡 𝙠𝙝𝙬𝙖𝙧𝙞𝙟 𝙏𝙏𝙋 In a recent statement, Taliban’s Minister for Information & Culture, Khairullah Khairkhwah, openly confirmed what Pakistan has long been warning the world about the Fitna al khwarij TTP militants are present in Afghanistan and are being protected by the Taliban regime. 𝙃𝙚 𝙨𝙖𝙞𝙙 𝙩𝙝𝙖𝙩: 👉Hosting TTP is the “will of the Afghan nation”, and the Taliban cannot go against it. 👉He compared Pakistan to past failed invaders like the UK, USSR, and USA, and even warned by saying “when an ant’s death approaches, it grows wings.” 👉Most importantly, he openly declared that the Taliban will stand by their ‘guests and friends’ the TTP. This is a direct admission and undeniable proof that Afghan Taliban are providing sanctuary and support to TTP terrorists responsible for killing thousands of Pakistanis. 𝑾𝒉𝒚 𝒊𝒕 𝒎𝒂𝒕𝒕𝒆𝒓𝒔:??? 🔴Confirms presence of TTP inside Afghanistan. 🔴Exposes Taliban’s refusal to act against anti-Pakistan militants. 🔴Highlights the threat to regional peace and Pakistan’s security. Share to expose this truth. The world must know who is enabling terrorism against Pakistan.
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𝘼𝙣 𝙪𝙣𝙙𝙚𝙣𝙞𝙖𝙗𝙡𝙚 𝙚𝙫𝙞𝙙𝙚𝙣𝙘𝙚 𝙤𝙛 𝘼𝙛𝙜𝙝𝙖𝙣 𝙩𝙖𝙡𝙞𝙗𝙖𝙣 𝙨𝙝𝙚𝙡𝙩𝙚𝙧𝙞𝙣𝙜 𝙛𝙞𝙩𝙣𝙖 𝙖𝙡 𝙠𝙝𝙬𝙖𝙧𝙞𝙟 𝙏𝙏𝙋 In a recent statement, Taliban’s Minister for Information & Culture, Khairullah Khairkhwah, openly confirmed what Pakistan has long been warning the world about the Fitna al khwarij TTP militants are present in Afghanistan and are being protected by the Taliban regime. 𝙃𝙚 𝙨𝙖𝙞𝙙 𝙩𝙝𝙖𝙩: 👉Hosting TTP is the “will of the Afghan nation”, and the Taliban cannot go against it. 👉He compared Pakistan to past failed invaders like the UK, USSR, and USA, and even warned by saying “when an ant’s death approaches, it grows wings.” 👉Most importantly, he openly declared that the Taliban will stand by their ‘guests and friends’ the TTP. This is a direct admission and undeniable proof that Afghan Taliban are providing sanctuary and support to TTP terrorists responsible for killing thousands of Pakistanis. 𝑾𝒉𝒚 𝒊𝒕 𝒎𝒂𝒕𝒕𝒆𝒓𝒔:??? 🔴Confirms presence of TTP inside Afghanistan. 🔴Exposes Taliban’s refusal to act against anti-Pakistan militants. 🔴Highlights the threat to regional peace and Pakistan’s security. Share to expose this truth. The world must know who is enabling terrorism against Pakistan.

War Analyst

42,546 views • 8 months ago

Why did Pakistan attack Afghanistan?! Pakistan initiated the attack on Afghanistan in an attempt: 1- To export its internal problems and rally the oppressed public behind its unpopular regime (there are dozens of active anti-regime militias). 2- To carry out external agendas, the assault on Afghanistan came right after Trump’s threats. 3- And due to the opposing ideologies between the leadership of Afghanistan (conservative Islam) and the secular Pakistani regime. All of these proxy regimes see a conservative Muslim government as a threat, aligning with their Western backers. The UAE and Saudi Arabia had no border disputes with Egypt, Tunisia, Libya, or Sudan, yet they did to those countries exactly what the Pakistani regime is now trying to do to Afghanistan. The Pakistani military regime’s actions will lead to more division within Pakistan. The only solution for Pakistan is to wake up and resolve these issues by sitting with all the opposing armed militias and listening to their demands, whether cultural, linguistic, or religious, and by allowing freedom of speech for everyone. Force will only create more division. The Western establishment’s goal is the division of Pakistan. The biggest threat to Pakistan is not India or any external enemy, it’s internal. And the biggest threat to them is a non-proxy Muslim regime with nukes. A nuclear power cannot be destroyed by an external force; it collapses from within. Look at the USSR. First Afghanistan, then bankruptcy, then division. #VIDEO1and2 the very militias the Pakistani regime claims to be fighting in Afghanistan roaming freely in Pakistani streets. #VIDEO3, released after the first strikes on Kabul, which the Pakistani regime’s media claimed targeted TTP leader Mehsud, refuting the claim, confirming that he is neither in Afghanistan nor killed.
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Why did Pakistan attack Afghanistan?! Pakistan initiated the attack on Afghanistan in an attempt: 1- To export its internal problems and rally the oppressed public behind its unpopular regime (there are dozens of active anti-regime militias). 2- To carry out external agendas, the assault on Afghanistan came right after Trump’s threats. 3- And due to the opposing ideologies between the leadership of Afghanistan (conservative Islam) and the secular Pakistani regime. All of these proxy regimes see a conservative Muslim government as a threat, aligning with their Western backers. The UAE and Saudi Arabia had no border disputes with Egypt, Tunisia, Libya, or Sudan, yet they did to those countries exactly what the Pakistani regime is now trying to do to Afghanistan. The Pakistani military regime’s actions will lead to more division within Pakistan. The only solution for Pakistan is to wake up and resolve these issues by sitting with all the opposing armed militias and listening to their demands, whether cultural, linguistic, or religious, and by allowing freedom of speech for everyone. Force will only create more division. The Western establishment’s goal is the division of Pakistan. The biggest threat to Pakistan is not India or any external enemy, it’s internal. And the biggest threat to them is a non-proxy Muslim regime with nukes. A nuclear power cannot be destroyed by an external force; it collapses from within. Look at the USSR. First Afghanistan, then bankruptcy, then division. #VIDEO1and2 the very militias the Pakistani regime claims to be fighting in Afghanistan roaming freely in Pakistani streets. #VIDEO3, released after the first strikes on Kabul, which the Pakistani regime’s media claimed targeted TTP leader Mehsud, refuting the claim, confirming that he is neither in Afghanistan nor killed.

Warfare Analysis

45,598 views • 9 months ago

🚨Mawlawi Zabihullah Mujahid, the spokesman for the Islamic Emirate, said in a press conference that the TTP emerged in 2002 in reaction to the bombings & unmanned attacks by the Americans in the tribal areas, which were carried out with the permission of the Pakistani militias½ 🔴The existence of TTP has been ongoing since 2002, & its cause was the misguided policies of the Pakistani military at that time, when it allied itself with America & then allowed the Americans to carry out drone strikes in the Waziristans & tribal areas. 🔴The Pakistani military itself took enmity with the helpless people of Waziristan, repeatedly announcing large and small operations against them, killing people, destroying homes, & filling prisons with tribal people. 🔴The TTP issue is not a matter of today or yesterday, & this issue has no connection whatsoever to Afghanistan, particularly the Islamic Emirate. 🔴A brief mention of the Pakistani military's operations & wars against the people and TTP in the tribal areas: In 2002, the TTP movement was formed in reaction to the Pakistani military allowing America open-handed bombing & drone strikes in the Waziristans. 🔴Since then, Pakistani forces have carried out various operations and attacks against it, & similarly, TTP has conducted large and small attacks in Pakistan from that time until now. 🔴For the first time in March 2002, the Pakistani military announced and conducted operations named (OPERATION AL-MIZAN) against TTP in South Waziristan, North Waziristan, & Orakzai Agency, resulting in up to 80,000 local people being displaced inside Pakistan. 🔴In 2007, the Pakistani military announced operations named (Rah-e-Rast) against TTP in Swat and Malakand, forcing four lakh people from Swat & Malakand into displacement, & some refugees also crossed into nearby areas of Afghanistan, where the government at that time settled them near the Durand Line. 🔴In 2008, the Pakistani military announced operations named (OPERATION SHER DIL) against TTP in Bajaur Agency, displacing nearly six lakh people. 🔴In October 2009, the Pakistani military again announced operations named (Najat) against TTP in South Waziristan, forcing approximately three to four lakh local people into displacement. 🔴In July 2011, the Pakistani military announced operations named Spin Ghar (Koh-e-Safaid) against TTP in Kurram Agency, resulting in about one lakh local people being forced into displacement. 🔴On June 15, 2014, the Pakistani military announced operations named Zarb-e-Azb against TTP in North Waziristan, displacing nearly up to one million people, more than half of whom crossed over the Durand Line, and the government at that time set up camps for these tribal refugees in Khost and Paktika. 🔴From 2014 to 2017, the Pakistani military conducted operations named Khyber 1, 2, 3, 4 against TTP & tribes in the Tirah & Bara areas of Khyber Agency, forcing three to five lakh people from their areas into displacement, a large portion of whom came to Nangarhar province and were settled in the relevant area by the previous administration. 🔴Report on Operation Al-Mizan: 🔴Reports on operations and displacement in Swat: 🔴Reports on refugees settled in Afghanistan before the Islamic Emirate's rule: 🔴These are the facts & documented information showing that the Pakistani military was engaged in war with Pashtun tribes & TTP even before the arrival of the Islamic Emirate. 🔴Before the Islamic Emirate came to power, they admitted that in the so-called war on terrorism, between 80,000 to 90,000 of their military personnel and people had been killed. 🔴Pakistani admission regarding military and civilian casualties before the Islamic Emirate's rule: Major incidents in Pakistan before the Islamic Emirate's rule: 🔴The issue of attacks and damages in Pakistan is not a new incident connected to the arrival of the Islamic Emirate; rather, large-scale attacks had occurred on Pakistani soil long before, causing heavy casualties, which clearly shows that this issue is Pakistan's own problem, not the Islamic Emirate's. 🔴In August 2007, TTP captured 300 Pakistani soldiers alive during operations in South Waziristan, who were later exchanged for forty imprisoned members of Baitullah Mehsud. 🔴On August 21, 2008, an attack was carried out on a weapons manufacturing factory in Punjab, Pakistan, killing numerous people. 🔴On June 2, 2008, a car bomb attack was carried out on the Danish embassy in Islamabad, killing several people. 🔴On October 28, 2009, a car bomb explosion occurred in Peshawar city's Meena Bazaar, killing numerous people. 🔴In October 2009, a car bomb attack in the Shangla area market of Swat killed up to 47 people. 🔴On May 22-23, 2011, an attack was carried out on the PNS Mehran naval base in Karachi, killing 18 naval officers & wounding 16, according to reports. 🔴On December 16, 2014, the Army Public School (APS) incident occurred in Peshawar, killing around 150 people and wounding 134. 🔴Many similar other incidents & attacks have also taken place in Pakistan; we have only mentioned a few examples. 🔴What the Islamic Emirate has done regarding the tribes displaced earlier after coming to power: 🔴We have facilitated meetings & gatherings between the Pakistani government, Pakistani parties, ulema, & the refugees who came to Afghanistan. 🔴The Islamic Emirate has transferred those tribal refugees settled in areas near the Durand Line—whom Pakistan feared—from the Durand Line to central areas & set up camps for them to ensure better control. 🔴Carrying weapons with tribal refugees has been prohibited. 🔴A reform commission has been established to resolve issues & provide ongoing oversight. 🔴 If anyone goes outside Afghanistan in the name of jihad without the Amir's permission, a Sharia ruling & fatwa have been announced against them. 🔴To promote peace and security in Pakistan, we facilitated direct negotiations between the Pakistani government & TTP, which resulted in a long-term ceasefire at that time, & talks made significant progress, but everything was sabotaged by a specific circle within the Pakistani military. 🔴Currently, the tribal refugees present in Afghanistan were settled here before the Islamic Emirate's arrival, & as mentioned, the reason for their migration was the misguided policies of a specific circle in the Pakistani military, violence, & operations in the tribal areas. 🔴The Islamic Emirate will warmly welcome all efforts & measures that result in these refugees returning to their areas. 🔴Likewise, despite all these measures, the Islamic Emirate still considers itself responsible for not allowing anyone from its soil to interfere in another country's affairs, but rather to prevent it.
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🚨Mawlawi Zabihullah Mujahid, the spokesman for the Islamic Emirate, said in a press conference that the TTP emerged in 2002 in reaction to the bombings & unmanned attacks by the Americans in the tribal areas, which were carried out with the permission of the Pakistani militias½ 🔴The existence of TTP has been ongoing since 2002, & its cause was the misguided policies of the Pakistani military at that time, when it allied itself with America & then allowed the Americans to carry out drone strikes in the Waziristans & tribal areas. 🔴The Pakistani military itself took enmity with the helpless people of Waziristan, repeatedly announcing large and small operations against them, killing people, destroying homes, & filling prisons with tribal people. 🔴The TTP issue is not a matter of today or yesterday, & this issue has no connection whatsoever to Afghanistan, particularly the Islamic Emirate. 🔴A brief mention of the Pakistani military's operations & wars against the people and TTP in the tribal areas: In 2002, the TTP movement was formed in reaction to the Pakistani military allowing America open-handed bombing & drone strikes in the Waziristans. 🔴Since then, Pakistani forces have carried out various operations and attacks against it, & similarly, TTP has conducted large and small attacks in Pakistan from that time until now. 🔴For the first time in March 2002, the Pakistani military announced and conducted operations named (OPERATION AL-MIZAN) against TTP in South Waziristan, North Waziristan, & Orakzai Agency, resulting in up to 80,000 local people being displaced inside Pakistan. 🔴In 2007, the Pakistani military announced operations named (Rah-e-Rast) against TTP in Swat and Malakand, forcing four lakh people from Swat & Malakand into displacement, & some refugees also crossed into nearby areas of Afghanistan, where the government at that time settled them near the Durand Line. 🔴In 2008, the Pakistani military announced operations named (OPERATION SHER DIL) against TTP in Bajaur Agency, displacing nearly six lakh people. 🔴In October 2009, the Pakistani military again announced operations named (Najat) against TTP in South Waziristan, forcing approximately three to four lakh local people into displacement. 🔴In July 2011, the Pakistani military announced operations named Spin Ghar (Koh-e-Safaid) against TTP in Kurram Agency, resulting in about one lakh local people being forced into displacement. 🔴On June 15, 2014, the Pakistani military announced operations named Zarb-e-Azb against TTP in North Waziristan, displacing nearly up to one million people, more than half of whom crossed over the Durand Line, and the government at that time set up camps for these tribal refugees in Khost and Paktika. 🔴From 2014 to 2017, the Pakistani military conducted operations named Khyber 1, 2, 3, 4 against TTP & tribes in the Tirah & Bara areas of Khyber Agency, forcing three to five lakh people from their areas into displacement, a large portion of whom came to Nangarhar province and were settled in the relevant area by the previous administration. 🔴Report on Operation Al-Mizan: 🔴Reports on operations and displacement in Swat: 🔴Reports on refugees settled in Afghanistan before the Islamic Emirate's rule: 🔴These are the facts & documented information showing that the Pakistani military was engaged in war with Pashtun tribes & TTP even before the arrival of the Islamic Emirate. 🔴Before the Islamic Emirate came to power, they admitted that in the so-called war on terrorism, between 80,000 to 90,000 of their military personnel and people had been killed. 🔴Pakistani admission regarding military and civilian casualties before the Islamic Emirate's rule: Major incidents in Pakistan before the Islamic Emirate's rule: 🔴The issue of attacks and damages in Pakistan is not a new incident connected to the arrival of the Islamic Emirate; rather, large-scale attacks had occurred on Pakistani soil long before, causing heavy casualties, which clearly shows that this issue is Pakistan's own problem, not the Islamic Emirate's. 🔴In August 2007, TTP captured 300 Pakistani soldiers alive during operations in South Waziristan, who were later exchanged for forty imprisoned members of Baitullah Mehsud. 🔴On August 21, 2008, an attack was carried out on a weapons manufacturing factory in Punjab, Pakistan, killing numerous people. 🔴On June 2, 2008, a car bomb attack was carried out on the Danish embassy in Islamabad, killing several people. 🔴On October 28, 2009, a car bomb explosion occurred in Peshawar city's Meena Bazaar, killing numerous people. 🔴In October 2009, a car bomb attack in the Shangla area market of Swat killed up to 47 people. 🔴On May 22-23, 2011, an attack was carried out on the PNS Mehran naval base in Karachi, killing 18 naval officers & wounding 16, according to reports. 🔴On December 16, 2014, the Army Public School (APS) incident occurred in Peshawar, killing around 150 people and wounding 134. 🔴Many similar other incidents & attacks have also taken place in Pakistan; we have only mentioned a few examples. 🔴What the Islamic Emirate has done regarding the tribes displaced earlier after coming to power: 🔴We have facilitated meetings & gatherings between the Pakistani government, Pakistani parties, ulema, & the refugees who came to Afghanistan. 🔴The Islamic Emirate has transferred those tribal refugees settled in areas near the Durand Line—whom Pakistan feared—from the Durand Line to central areas & set up camps for them to ensure better control. 🔴Carrying weapons with tribal refugees has been prohibited. 🔴A reform commission has been established to resolve issues & provide ongoing oversight. 🔴 If anyone goes outside Afghanistan in the name of jihad without the Amir's permission, a Sharia ruling & fatwa have been announced against them. 🔴To promote peace and security in Pakistan, we facilitated direct negotiations between the Pakistani government & TTP, which resulted in a long-term ceasefire at that time, & talks made significant progress, but everything was sabotaged by a specific circle within the Pakistani military. 🔴Currently, the tribal refugees present in Afghanistan were settled here before the Islamic Emirate's arrival, & as mentioned, the reason for their migration was the misguided policies of a specific circle in the Pakistani military, violence, & operations in the tribal areas. 🔴The Islamic Emirate will warmly welcome all efforts & measures that result in these refugees returning to their areas. 🔴Likewise, despite all these measures, the Islamic Emirate still considers itself responsible for not allowing anyone from its soil to interfere in another country's affairs, but rather to prevent it.

Afghanistan Defense

15,480 views • 8 months ago

If Assoc. of Pakistani Physicians of North America is being criticized for blurring Imran Khan's face in his iconic 1992 picture, this criticism did not arise overnight. It has a history rooted in the perception that Assoc. of Pakistani Physicians of North America has been manipulated and influenced by the Pakistani establishment and government. As the largest association of Pakistani-American physicians in the USA, APPNA's silence regarding the negligence and denial of proper medical treatment to one of Pakistan's most iconic figures (regardless of the fact that he is a politician) and his wife has raised serious questions within the Pakistani-American community. Being doctors, it is their medico-ethical responsibility to raise questions about medical deprivation of any Pakistani regardless of his political affiliation. If we accept the APPNA president's explanation that he did not notice the error made by the decorators until he saw it on social media, then this reflects sheer incompetence on the part of the decoration committee. They were organizing APPNA's largest convention of the year, yet they failed to review the banners and display materials before they were put up. I am aware that the same banner also included another picture of Imran Khan holding the Pakistani flag. However, that image was not nearly as prominent as the iconic 1992 photograph that was altered. In light of the criticism and the reaction from the Pakistani-American community, APPNA should recognize that it needs to review its policies when it comes to Pakistan. The widespread reaction from the Pakistani-American community should serve as a wake-up call for APPNA. If APPNA claims to be non-political, then altering the face of someone who is not only a political figure but also a philanthropist, a sportsman, and the apple of the eye of millions of Pakistanis is, in itself, a political act. Whether APPNA's action was a mistake or a deliberate act, it is condemnable in either case. If it was a mistake, it reflects incompetence. If it was deliberate, it reinforces the perception that APPNA is playing into the hands of the establishment. Either way, APPNA owes the Pakistani-American community a transparent explanation and a commitment to ensuring that such an incident is never repeated. ----------------------------------------------------- Moeed Pirzada Imran Riaz Khan Dr. Shahbaz GiLL DrJalil
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If Assoc. of Pakistani Physicians of North America is being criticized for blurring Imran Khan's face in his iconic 1992 picture, this criticism did not arise overnight. It has a history rooted in the perception that Assoc. of Pakistani Physicians of North America has been manipulated and influenced by the Pakistani establishment and government. As the largest association of Pakistani-American physicians in the USA, APPNA's silence regarding the negligence and denial of proper medical treatment to one of Pakistan's most iconic figures (regardless of the fact that he is a politician) and his wife has raised serious questions within the Pakistani-American community. Being doctors, it is their medico-ethical responsibility to raise questions about medical deprivation of any Pakistani regardless of his political affiliation. If we accept the APPNA president's explanation that he did not notice the error made by the decorators until he saw it on social media, then this reflects sheer incompetence on the part of the decoration committee. They were organizing APPNA's largest convention of the year, yet they failed to review the banners and display materials before they were put up. I am aware that the same banner also included another picture of Imran Khan holding the Pakistani flag. However, that image was not nearly as prominent as the iconic 1992 photograph that was altered. In light of the criticism and the reaction from the Pakistani-American community, APPNA should recognize that it needs to review its policies when it comes to Pakistan. The widespread reaction from the Pakistani-American community should serve as a wake-up call for APPNA. If APPNA claims to be non-political, then altering the face of someone who is not only a political figure but also a philanthropist, a sportsman, and the apple of the eye of millions of Pakistanis is, in itself, a political act. Whether APPNA's action was a mistake or a deliberate act, it is condemnable in either case. If it was a mistake, it reflects incompetence. If it was deliberate, it reinforces the perception that APPNA is playing into the hands of the establishment. Either way, APPNA owes the Pakistani-American community a transparent explanation and a commitment to ensuring that such an incident is never repeated. ----------------------------------------------------- Moeed Pirzada Imran Riaz Khan Dr. Shahbaz GiLL DrJalil

Dr Waqas Nawaz

30,000 views • 28 days ago

In recent years, what has been happening in Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa is not just a military conflict, it is a deep-rooted social reaction. 1/ The growth of Tehrik-i-Taliban #Pakistan (#TTP) cannot be explained solely by ideology or external influence, this phenomenon is the direct result of oppression and harsh measures by Pakistan’s military in Pashtun regions. 2/ Every time the Pakistani military conducts operations, arbitrary arrests, civilian killings, humiliation, and economic deprivation, public anger turns into organized resistance. For many in the region, this process has become a “natural response,” not something planned from outside. /3 TTP cannot be seen as an imported group, it is a movement emerging from the Pashtun community itself. There are 30 million Pashtuns living in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, and another 20 million in other parts of Pakistan. This large population has long felt treated as second-class citizens by the central government and military. /4 When such a population experiences decades of oppression, losing land, rights, economy, and security, it is not surprising that armed resistance emerges. /5 The Pakistani army has consistently tried to blame Afghanistan for internal instability, but the reality is clear: •The Durand Line is fully fenced and controlled by Pakistan’s military •All border crossings are under strict surveillance •No one can enter or exit without monitoring, /6 So, claims that TTP enters from Afghanistan are simply a political excuse to avoid domestic responsibility. The truth is, TTP originates from the oppressed areas of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and has nothing to do with Afghanistan. /7 As long as Pakistan’s policies continue to involve, •Shelling Pashtun villages •Bombing weddings •Kidnapping youth without trial •Suppressing Pashtun identity in media and education /8 the growth of this movement will not stop. Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan is neither ‘imported’ nor “imposed”, it is the natural outcome of decades of injustice in Pashtun lands. As long as Pakistan’s policy remains based on oppression and militarization, resistance will continue. /9
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In recent years, what has been happening in Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa is not just a military conflict, it is a deep-rooted social reaction. 1/ The growth of Tehrik-i-Taliban #Pakistan (#TTP) cannot be explained solely by ideology or external influence, this phenomenon is the direct result of oppression and harsh measures by Pakistan’s military in Pashtun regions. 2/ Every time the Pakistani military conducts operations, arbitrary arrests, civilian killings, humiliation, and economic deprivation, public anger turns into organized resistance. For many in the region, this process has become a “natural response,” not something planned from outside. /3 TTP cannot be seen as an imported group, it is a movement emerging from the Pashtun community itself. There are 30 million Pashtuns living in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, and another 20 million in other parts of Pakistan. This large population has long felt treated as second-class citizens by the central government and military. /4 When such a population experiences decades of oppression, losing land, rights, economy, and security, it is not surprising that armed resistance emerges. /5 The Pakistani army has consistently tried to blame Afghanistan for internal instability, but the reality is clear: •The Durand Line is fully fenced and controlled by Pakistan’s military •All border crossings are under strict surveillance •No one can enter or exit without monitoring, /6 So, claims that TTP enters from Afghanistan are simply a political excuse to avoid domestic responsibility. The truth is, TTP originates from the oppressed areas of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and has nothing to do with Afghanistan. /7 As long as Pakistan’s policies continue to involve, •Shelling Pashtun villages •Bombing weddings •Kidnapping youth without trial •Suppressing Pashtun identity in media and education /8 the growth of this movement will not stop. Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan is neither ‘imported’ nor “imposed”, it is the natural outcome of decades of injustice in Pashtun lands. As long as Pakistan’s policy remains based on oppression and militarization, resistance will continue. /9

Najib Farhodi

70,424 views • 8 months ago