Asia Afghanistan and Pakistan go toe to toe!

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Todman

Norm Smith Medallist
Aug 7, 2004
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TALIBAN AND PAKISTANI TROOPS TRADE FIRE ON AFGHANISTAN-PAKISTAN BORDER.

Things got heated early Friday in southeastern Afghanistan’s Paktia province as Taliban fighters and Pakistani troops turned Dand-e-Patan district, roughly 60 miles southeast of Gardez, the capital of Paktia province, into a war zone.

The battle kicked off at 1 a.m. yesterday and lasted for hours, with both sides exchanging heavy fire like it was a fireworks show gone wrong.
Reports say Pakistani rockets even hit civilian homes, but, as usual, nobody’s talking specifics about casualties.

The Taliban? Silent, as if nothing happened.This follows Pakistan’s airstrikes in Paktika three days earlier, which the Taliban claim killed 46 people, including women and children.
 
TALIBAN AND PAKISTANI TROOPS TRADE FIRE ON AFGHANISTAN-PAKISTAN BORDER.

Things got heated early Friday in southeastern Afghanistan’s Paktia province as Taliban fighters and Pakistani troops turned Dand-e-Patan district, roughly 60 miles southeast of Gardez, the capital of Paktia province, into a war zone.

The battle kicked off at 1 a.m. yesterday and lasted for hours, with both sides exchanging heavy fire like it was a fireworks show gone wrong.
Reports say Pakistani rockets even hit civilian homes, but, as usual, nobody’s talking specifics about casualties.

The Taliban? Silent, as if nothing happened.This follows Pakistan’s airstrikes in Paktika three days earlier, which the Taliban claim killed 46 people, including women and children.
Taliban have been training up the lads for ages.
Solid flex with US kit left behind interested to see how Israel/US responds.
Nobody going into bat for Pakistan besides BRICS.
 
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Worth noting "Afghan" originally meant "Pashtun", a people who live on both sides of the border. It's not a big leap from Afghan nationalism to wanting to reunify all Pashtuns in one country.
 
I don't see why Brazil, Russia or South Africa have any reason to support Pakistan. China obviously will because Pakistan is their client state.
Both sides are supported by the CCP, they were negotiating with the Taliban for pipeline access in exchange for money and arms before the Afghan government fell.

Pretty much a non event anyway, there have been skirmishes along that border for centuries due to long held tribal disputes.

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