Bye, folks! Will be in Afghanistan from 3rd to 7th June... sniffing the breeze and talking to Afghan policymakers about what could lie ahead. See you all in a few days....
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Colonel Ajai Shukla (Retired) is a columnist, commentator and journalist who covers regional security issues in South Asia and the Indo-Pacific, military technology and India’s defence economy. Read More
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Take utmost care, ISI is desperate to divert attention.
ReplyDeleteGood Luck!
Please see to the futuristic positive and profitable role for the IPKF when USA is not there and Paindabad is no more.
ReplyDeleteGodspeed!
ReplyDeletewe want photos
ReplyDeleteyou didnot tell us how OBL was KIA
ReplyDeletehei..say hi to Karzai for me.
ReplyDeleteAll the best Ajay Sir!!
ReplyDeleteI am waiting to see some good photographs on this blog.
Good Luck
ReplyDeleteDo give us an insight as to how the ITBP jawans are faring. Are their equipments any diff from the ones issued to ITBP personnel in India ?
ReplyDeleteTake care man...
ReplyDeleteTypically the people who would be going to AFG, especially those who are prominent and high value, do not announce it ahead of time for the fear of becoming a target of Jihadi elements. Take some precautions and stay safe!
ReplyDeleteAfter you come back we would like your analysis on the great game being played out there and the perception of Afghan people of their neighbouring countries and other countries involved in their conflict in one way or another. If the Afghan people are not going to accept any settlement being negotiated on the high table about their future then the conflict will never settle!
Have a safe trip.
ReplyDeleteis there internet at afghanistan?
ReplyDeleteHave a safe trip, nothing is more valuable than life, if you get some time, let us know how OBL was killed?
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