We had warned that US is taking in 3500 tanks and armored cars in
Afghanistan and that means that it does not plan to leave the country in
2014 and that they are preparing to invade Pakistan from the West to
cut a "strategic corridor" through
Baluchistan under the Af-Pak! US cannot keep its supply line under
threat in Pakistan. it has to cut another route through Gawader to
Afghanistan.
Now one of their own confirmed our analysis based on the war preparations of the US. The Crusaders DO NOT want to leave Afghanistan ever! We will have to drag them from their tails to throw them out. By releasing NATO supplies, we are helping the enemies to dig deeper and stronger in Afghanistan for a war against ourselves. This is called suicide in plain English!
Khair inshAllah. If it has come to that, we know our enemies and the traitors. They will be dealt with merciless ruthlessness InshAllah.
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Thursday, July 12, 2012.
WASHINGTON: A US plan to keep some combat troops and an
effective air power in Afghanistan is having a positive impact not only
on the internal situation but also Kabul’s neighbours, says a senior US
diplomat. According to the plan, outlined recently in the US media,
American troops will stay in Afghanistan until 2024 as Washington will
not allow the Taliban to take over that country.
The Obama administration’s new Afghan policy, although already reported by various media outlets, has now also been confirmed by the outgoing US ambassador to Kabul, Ryan Crocker.
In two separate interviews to the US media this week; Mr Crocker made it clear that the American military — including some combat troops — will stay in Afghanistan for at least 10 years after the expected US withdrawal in 2014.
Reports in the US media say the troops will include Special Forces soldiers and an effective air power to contain the rebels.
In his interview to Wall Street Journal, Mr Crocker said the new plan was also acceptable to Pakistan, which recently allowed two Taliban representatives to travel to Japan to attend a June 28 international conference on Afghanistan.
Asked whether he thought the meeting represented a step for Afghan-to-Afghan reconciliation, Mr Crocker said: “There’s definitely smoke — and some fire.”
He noted that the Kyoto meeting may have had some tacit support from Pakistan, where much of the top Taliban leadership is based.
Pakistan’s Inter-Services Intelligence Directorate, he said, was likely keeping tabs on insurgents and their travels. “They had to get out of Pakistan to get there,” Mr Crocker said. “My guess is that the ISI said, ‘OK’.”
The US diplomat gave two reasons for this change in the ISI’s and Taliban’s attitude: One, Pakistan is increasingly feeling the ‘blowback’ of terrorism, two, the US plan to stay in Afghanistan at least up to 2024.
The US plan, he argued, had made it abundantly clear that Washington would not accept a Taliban takeover in Kabul.
http://dawn.com/2012/07/17/us-troops-to-stay-in-afghanistan-till-2024-envoy/
Now one of their own confirmed our analysis based on the war preparations of the US. The Crusaders DO NOT want to leave Afghanistan ever! We will have to drag them from their tails to throw them out. By releasing NATO supplies, we are helping the enemies to dig deeper and stronger in Afghanistan for a war against ourselves. This is called suicide in plain English!
Khair inshAllah. If it has come to that, we know our enemies and the traitors. They will be dealt with merciless ruthlessness InshAllah.
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US troops to stay in Afghanistan till 2024 : envoy
From The Newspaper | Anwar Iqbal | 17th July, 2012
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| Ryan Crocker, the outgoing US ambassador in Afghanistan, gestures an interview with the Associated Press in Kabul, Afghanistan, |
Thursday, July 12, 2012.
The Obama administration’s new Afghan policy, although already reported by various media outlets, has now also been confirmed by the outgoing US ambassador to Kabul, Ryan Crocker.
In two separate interviews to the US media this week; Mr Crocker made it clear that the American military — including some combat troops — will stay in Afghanistan for at least 10 years after the expected US withdrawal in 2014.
Reports in the US media say the troops will include Special Forces soldiers and an effective air power to contain the rebels.
In his interview to Wall Street Journal, Mr Crocker said the new plan was also acceptable to Pakistan, which recently allowed two Taliban representatives to travel to Japan to attend a June 28 international conference on Afghanistan.
Asked whether he thought the meeting represented a step for Afghan-to-Afghan reconciliation, Mr Crocker said: “There’s definitely smoke — and some fire.”
He noted that the Kyoto meeting may have had some tacit support from Pakistan, where much of the top Taliban leadership is based.
Pakistan’s Inter-Services Intelligence Directorate, he said, was likely keeping tabs on insurgents and their travels. “They had to get out of Pakistan to get there,” Mr Crocker said. “My guess is that the ISI said, ‘OK’.”
The US diplomat gave two reasons for this change in the ISI’s and Taliban’s attitude: One, Pakistan is increasingly feeling the ‘blowback’ of terrorism, two, the US plan to stay in Afghanistan at least up to 2024.
The US plan, he argued, had made it abundantly clear that Washington would not accept a Taliban takeover in Kabul.
http://dawn.com/2012/07/17/us-troops-to-stay-in-afghanistan-till-2024-envoy/
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