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Pakistan's 'Bloodseed' Game Exposed: Youths Lured from Iran, Pushed to Border; 4 Confessions Leaked.
- •Pakistan, on the verge of bankruptcy, is gathering poor Afghan youths from Iran, using them as 'bloodseeds'.
- •Youths are lured with promises of $300/month and office jobs, but are taken to terrorist camps, given AK-47s and rocket launchers.
- •News18 obtained 4 exclusive confessional videos exposing Pakistan's 'bloodseed' operation and training of groups like ISIS and 'Shar-o-Fasad'.
- •Afghan security forces attacked terrorists crossing the Durand Line in Nuristan province, killing 41 and arresting 62.
- •Confessions reveal Pakistani army providing wristwatches, false promises of money, hiding for 3 hours to surrender, and the $300 deception.
Key Questions Answered
Pakistan collected poor and unemployed Afghan youths wandering in Iran by luring them with false promises of office jobs and $300 a month. Instead, they were taken to terrorist camps in Islamabad and Peshawar, armed with weapons, and pushed across the border into Afghanistan.
Four captured fighters confessed that they were deceived by false financial promises, trained by Pakistani instructors using weapons like Kalashnikovs, and transported in Pakistani army trucks to the border where the fence was cut to push them into Afghanistan without firing a single shot.
Afghan security and defense forces launched a strong attack when terrorists crossed the Durand Line into Nuristan province, killing 41 terrorists and arresting 62 alive during an operation that followed border tensions.
