00:00We saw that three cricketers, Afghan cricketers, were killed, as you just mentioned.
00:05Do you think that this is the time when ICC must review the security situation of the entire region and ban Pakistan from playing at all?
00:14You have a strong point because I think the Afghan cricket team has already returned from Pakistan.
00:20They were to play some tournament there, I believe, and they were there and they have come back from that.
00:25So I think that is the start point.
00:27And a stage will come. I think the ICC, where the chairmanship is with India now, should take cognizance.
00:37And Afghanistan Cricket Council should put across this point in a very strong manner.
00:43Because unless this comes from Afghanistan, ICC will not be able to technically take any action.
00:50So Afghanistan must take it up in an official manner with ICC.
00:55And I'm sure that this is a very strong case to ban Pakistan from all ICC events.
01:05And it will be a kind of a message to all countries in this world who are supporting terrorism.
01:12We will see more pan out in the next couple of days.
01:15Negotiators from both the countries, Afghanistan and Pakistan, are already going to Doha to discuss about the situation, to try and de-escalate it.
01:25But do you think we can see a full-blown war between the countries, given the fact that Taliban doesn't have much of air power?
01:33We don't know much about the fighter jets, how many of them Taliban has.
01:37But it mostly relies, as you just mentioned, on guerrilla warfare.
01:41Do you think that this situation can turn into a full-blown war?
01:45See, comparison of the armies is, there's hardly anything.
01:52I think because Pakistan army is 6.5 lakhs, they're only 1.5 and they don't have any much of air power.
01:59I think 23 light attack American aircrafts are there, and they have some helicopters, 30 or 40 of them, attack helicopters, which have been left by the Americans.
02:14And they have a problem of spares, I believe now Russia is helping them with the spares.
02:20They have those T-52 and T-72 tanks also, with the Russian origin are there.
02:25But, you see, I don't think they can match, but then, you see, Pakistan cannot fight a conventional war there.
02:31Because, first of all, Pakistan doesn't have the logistics to fight a war for a long duration.
02:38It can go inside and it can fight for a few days.
02:42Then, remember, Pakistan has got another front with India right now, which is quite hot.
02:48And I, you know, I would be surprised, it would be presumptuous for me to say, that possibly if Pakistan does that, that India has a very ripe opportunity to hit Pakistan at this point of time.
03:01Because this would be the best opportunity for a pincer-like movement, because from the west side also and from the east side also, both get engaged.
03:13But I don't think there'll be a war.
03:15There'll be a war.
03:16I don't think there'll be a war.
03:21I don't think there will be a war.
03:25Yeah, around vacunation grade men, I mean, I don't think that there are going for a war on aí here,odor the Umaredes that gave you one of hislang.
03:28And so, you know, Patrick, there's no fear of the Japan man in the Middle East, that there are sort of things that don't hesitate to hide, unlike us.
03:31I need you to seek refuge, these way it is to keep you safe a little simpler, and don't wait.
03:34So, please, let's take a look.
03:35Then you take a look at the Olympics.
03:37I know this one of the things I get in.
03:38I really read, not be a little bit here.
03:39It means that there's a dream a little bit felony that are bound for myself.
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