Afghanistan Times – Commentary
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Afghanistan Katılım Haziran 2025
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Iranian officials are reportedly deeply angered at the Pakistani military establishment over the alleged facilitation of oil shipments to the United States through the Strait of Hormuz, and it is being suggested that, as a result of this perceived betrayal, Pakistani military installations could potentially be targeted.
It is worth noting that, in an unprecedented incident, the Pakistani military establishment allegedly placed Pakistani flags on U.S. oil tankers, allowing them to pass through the Strait of Hormuz under Pakistan’s name.
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What is happening in Tirah?
Pakistani forces initially displaced local residents from the Tirah Valley under the pretext of military operations. Now, they are vacating their posts and reportedly bringing in unidentified armed groups.
According to sources, this move aims to reactivate ISIS-K by relocating certain commanders, with the broader objective of destabilizing Afghanistan and strengthening proxy groups in the region.
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#BREAKING 🔥
In continuation of retaliatory operations, Afghan forces today destroyed a Pakistani military post known as “Wacha Tsherai” in the Nawapas area of Sarkano district, Kunar province. The post, which had previously been captured by Afghan defense forces, was blown up using mines and completely eliminated.
#AfghanistanPakistanWar
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Afghanistan Times – Commentary retweetledi
🚨 #عاجل
انسحاب القوات الباكستانية في وادي تيره ليس بسبب ضغط المسلحين، بل هو جزء من استراتيجية مدروسة لإتاحة المجال لجيش الطيب، داعش، والجماعات المحلية لاستخدامهم ضد طالبان باكستانيين وتحويل المنطقة إلى مركز إرهاب لأفغانستان وآسيا الوسطى.
Ali Ghorzang@Ali_Ghorzang
In the border areas of the Tirah Valley connected to Afghanistan, Pakistani security forces are withdrawing and abandoning positions to create space for Lashkar-e-Taiba, ISIS, and so-called local peace committee militias to take control. According to local sources, this retreat is not driven by militant pressure, as attacks lack the scale and intensity to force such a move. Instead, it reflects a calculated policy of enabling proxy groups with safe havens and using them against others, particularly pitting Lashkar-e-Taiba and ISIS against the Pakistani Taliban. This underscores a long-standing and controversial strategy of advancing military objectives by destabilizing the tribal areas and turning them into launching pads of violence in Afghanistan. Consequently, Pakistan aims to establish ISIS strongholds in the Tirah Valley to export terrorism to Afghanistan and Central Asia.
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#important 🚨
In the Tirah Valley, Pakistani security forces are withdrawing not due to militant pressure but as part of a deliberate strategy to give Lashkar-e-Taiba, ISIS, and local committees space, using them against the Pakistani Taliban and turning the area into a terrorism hub for Afghanistan and Central Asia.
Ali Ghorzang@Ali_Ghorzang
In the border areas of the Tirah Valley connected to Afghanistan, Pakistani security forces are withdrawing and abandoning positions to create space for Lashkar-e-Taiba, ISIS, and so-called local peace committee militias to take control. According to local sources, this retreat is not driven by militant pressure, as attacks lack the scale and intensity to force such a move. Instead, it reflects a calculated policy of enabling proxy groups with safe havens and using them against others, particularly pitting Lashkar-e-Taiba and ISIS against the Pakistani Taliban. This underscores a long-standing and controversial strategy of advancing military objectives by destabilizing the tribal areas and turning them into launching pads of violence in Afghanistan. Consequently, Pakistan aims to establish ISIS strongholds in the Tirah Valley to export terrorism to Afghanistan and Central Asia.
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On the 28th night of the blessed Ramadan, hundreds of patients were martyred in a bombing by the Pakistani military regime on a rehabilitation hospital in Kabul.
Currently, the funeral ceremonies for dozens of martyrs are underway at Kabul Eidgah Mosque.
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The Prime Minister of Bangladesh, Tarique Rahman, recalled the genocide and oppression of millions of Bangladeshi people by the Pakistani military regime on March 25, 1971.
He described this as a shameful episode for the Pakistani military regime and considered it an unprecedented event in the history of genocide worldwide.
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The Prime Minister of Bangladesh, Tarique Rahman, recalled the genocide and oppression of millions of Bangladeshi people by the Pakistani military regime on March 25, 1971.
He described this as a shameful episode for the Pakistani military regime and considered it an unprecedented event in the history of genocide worldwide.
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🔻 We will soon establish a Greater Afghanistan and remove the artificial border drawn by the British in the region.
🔴 Long live Greater Afghanistan.
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🟥 Very soon, we will free the Pashtuns and other ethnic groups in occupied Afghanistan from World Bank debts.
Dear people, please be patient.
Afghanistan Times – Commentary@TimesAFg1
Greater Afghanistan ❤️🩹
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🚨 Urgent
Iran has declined to engage in talks with the United States under Islamabad’s auspices.
Reports indicate that Tehran views Pakistan as a politically dependent and ineffective host, believing that any negotiations held there would lack credibility and yield no meaningful results.
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#ALERTA 🚨🚨
Pakistan initially supported the establishment of ISIS bases in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Balochistan to destabilize Afghanistan, but ISIS failed in this effort and Pakistan’s project collapsed.
Now, Pakistan’s military regime is attempting to gather former politicians against the Islamic Emirate and mobilize them against Afghanistan.
It should be noted that such actions by Pakistan will yield no results; those invited to Islamabad are unpopular and have no standing among the Afghan people.
Falcon Defence@FalconDefence
Pakistan initially supported the establishment of ISIS bases in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Balochistan to destabilize Afghanistan, but ISIS failed in this effort and Pakistan’s project collapsed. Now, Pakistan’s military regime is attempting to gather former politicians against the Islamic Emirate and mobilize them against Afghanistan. It should be noted that such actions by Pakistan will yield no results; those invited to Islamabad are unpopular and have no standing among the Afghan people.
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🚨 Breaking
Pakistani intelligence has reportedly detained two Azerbaijani nationals in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa’s Orakzai district after they fled from ISIS-K (Islamic State Khorasan) hideouts.
The individuals, identified as Mohammad Younis and Ghor, escaped from an ISIS-K site but were captured on foot in the Alishero area of Kurram.
Reports of foreign ISIS operatives in Pashtunkhwa have surfaced repeatedly in the past.
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This time, we will erase it from the map...⚔️🔥
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Afghanistan Times – Commentary retweetledi
Several important questions:
Leaders of some countries live in rented houses, while leaders of others have permanent residences. Which of them would be at greater risk, & which would be better able to ensure their own security?
The armies of some countries are skilled in frontline, conventional warfare, while others are experienced in prolonged, exhausting wars of attrition. In the event of an offensive against each other, which side would suffer greater losses?
The militaries of some countries possess only a few old helicopters, whereas others have advanced fighter jets, reconnaissance aircraft, radar systems, & air defense systems worth tens or hundreds of millions of dollars. If the equipment of both sides were targeted, which one would incur greater damage?
Some countries have very limited military & logistical reserves, while others maintain large military & strategic stockpiles. If the reserves of both were targeted, which side would suffer more losses?
In some countries, there are ongoing investments worth tens of billions of dollars, often with significant foreign involvement, while in others investment is mostly domestic with little foreign participation. If major projects in both were targeted, which country would face greater damage?
If in one country there is little visible opposition—yet it has suffered defeats, is complacent, & lacks public trust—while another country is actively organizing & its opposition forces are prepared & ready, then if conflict becomes unavoidable, which country would suffer greater harm?
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Eid has passed; we will announce again for the next Eid.
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🚨 Pakistan’s official state television used the word “Shaheed” to describe a killed Israeli police officer.
أفغانستان الآن@AFGAl_Aan
🚨 #عاجل التلفزيون الرسمي الحكومي الباكستاني استخدم كلمة «شهيد» لوصف شرطي إسرائيلي قُتل.
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