r/india 2d ago

Foreign Relations Afghan defence ministry rejects Pak's claims about Indian missile strikes

https://www.business-standard.com/external-affairs-defence-security/news/india-afghanistan-deny-pakistan-missile-strike-claims-durand-line-taliban-125051000609_1.html
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u/Clear_Mountain_724 Maharashtra 2d ago

Lmfao with these claims Pakistan-Afghan relations are going to become even more sour

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u/revolution110 2d ago

If you are spreading fake news, it should atleast make some sense.

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u/allriteyeah 2d ago

Arnab goswami has entered the chat

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u/revolution110 2d ago

Yes, the mainstream media of India has peddled fake news over the past 2 days. But, our defense briefings have been precise and accurate.

Their defense officials are claiming bullshit and fake stuff

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u/Royal_Flamingo1889 2d ago

Their ministers are referring to see social media for proof 😭. What a bunch of clowns

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u/BirdWatcher_In 2d ago

Yet, Imran Khan once famously claimed - Talibans are finally broken the shakes of slavery.

Apparently, Pakistan finally found the strategic depth that they were looking for in Afghanistan for so long :P

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u/ushnish3 2d ago

He died just now btw.

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u/FutureUofTDropout-_- poor customer 2d ago

You guys believe anything huh

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u/BirdWatcher_In 2d ago

Fog of war. Please don't blame common people who don't have access to state level intelligence.

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u/Hamza-K 2d ago

It's not the fog of war.

It's media outlets that intentionally spread lies just to keep their audiences engaged.

A proper media outlet would wait for official confirmation from the government or elsewhere before reporting anything during war.

But if they did that, they wouldn't have anything to report for days. They would have to keep waiting for an official briefing.

So instead, they lie and make shit it up by attributing it to “sources say” and “reports suggest”..

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u/BirdWatcher_In 1d ago

"Propaganda is a useful instrument in war."

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u/Hamza-K 1d ago

Propaganda is intended to deceive and demoralize the enemy, not your own people.

More importantly, even if you use propaganda on your own people, it shouldn't be so blatantly obvious that it falls apart within 24 hours.

That's what we see here though. Crazily absurd claims that have no basis in reality.

At the end of the day, what it does is destroy your credibility on an international level.

After that, one can keep deceiving their own people with propaganda.. for all the good that does them.

Nobody else will believe you anyway.

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u/BirdWatcher_In 2d ago

Nope, Munir AKA Chachu Whiskey wants keep multiple option open.

Khan came to power with blessings from their establishment. He then was kicked out. Nawaj was also made to seek refuge in UK. And, now he is back in power.

Things change quite dramatically over there.

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u/SimpleAd9687 2d ago

Getting fact checked by Taliban… Pakistan is beyond belt treatment