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According to leading news agency, Daily Pakistan, it has been revealed that General (R) Raheel Sharif has accepted to take command over an Islamic Military Alliance to Fight Terrorism (IMAFT). However, the authority has been accepted upon certain terms.
With his remarkable counter strikes and undying war against terrorism, Gen (R) Raheel Sharif has undoubtedly gained immense popularity, worldwide. His efforts have taken the country to its lowest level of terrorism since 2006 with an overall decline of 70% in terrorist attacks under his tenure.
According to sources of Daily Pakistan, former COAS has showed his readiness towards the charge of the 39-nation military alliance, IMAFT. However, he kept the condition that he will also be empowered to play the role of an arbitrator between the belligerent groups in the Middle East. He has clearly refused to take charge of a force that fights only for a single country.
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On the other hand, Iran has assured that it would accept Pakistan’s role as a mediator in the Yemen crisis if the general takes command of IMAFT with an authority of arbitrator.
With further news revealed, the general had expressed his willingness for the arbitration during his meeting with Saudi King Salman bin Abdul Aziz, whereas the Turkish leadership has also been informed of the establishment in this regard.
The official proposal was initially presented to Gen Raheel Sharif by Saudi Arabia after which similar requests were put forward by Iran. Islamic Military Alliance to Fight Terrorism (IMAFT), founded on December 15, 2015, is based in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. The foundation was initially laid with the military alliance of 34 nations and by March 2016 they rose to 39 nations.
The purpose behind this military alliance of Muslim countries in the world is to counter ISIL and other anti-terrorist activities across the Middle East and other countries.
The members of this Muslim military alliance include; Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, Nigeria, Turkey, Bahrain, Bangladesh, UAE, Libya, Malaysia, Egypt and Jordan.
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Pakistani battle-hardened troops, Saudi money, millions of Muslims.
What does this mean for us?
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Tf? Is this real can't find any source saying he accepted
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Who's this boy
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>>68127568
Extremely competent Cheif of Army staff of Pakistan. Just retired, if you search "greatest military general right now" all the articles will say him
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This is good, Muslims should take responsibility for their own extremists instead of crying out that they are the moderate ones
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>>68125659
>(R)
Do military officers in America have party affiliation?
WTF
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>>68129934
>in america
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>>68129934
He's a retired officer of Pakistani military
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>>68127821
He's the one who got rid of terrorists in Pakistan.
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Pakistani troops are p good desu, giving a top fight to countries 10 times bigger
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>>68132477
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indo-Pakistani_War_of_1965
According to most neutral sources we won that war. We won all our wars with them.
Nothing against Pakistan though, it's good to see them fighting terrorism and putting a stop to it. They've suffered a lot because of it
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>>68132859
Yep, but they definitely punched above their weight.
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>>68132931
Why start fights you can't win? Plus they genocided the bangladeshis
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/1971_Bangladesh_genocide
Not really punching above their weight there.
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>>68133010
Anyway leave it. I hope they change their ways and we both improve our nations
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>>68125659
I genuinely wish that Islam would get some kind of central religious authority to preach peace, and growth, instead of a loose collection of Imams, who are sometimes radicalized.
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>>68133468
Most Imams aren't radicalized. And we have Azhar which is still influential. The problem is these stupid kids will listen to nobodies nowadays and just make things up
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