Islamabad: The US military operations in Afghanistan are coming to an end by the end of this year. Meanwhile, the responsibility to contain the Taliban militants in Afghanistan is on the shoulders of Pakistan army. Currently they are fighting with the Afghan rebels camping at the North eastern sector of their country.
The US military officials are in a proposal to dispose their used vehicles and weapons worth $7 billion. Since Pakistan is one of their allies to fight terrorism, it will be an ideal decision to hand over these used military equipments to Pakistan army who have been fighting with Taliban militants. At present, the discussions regarding this matter are in full swing.
In this Free of cost arms deal, Pakistan is highly interested in the US Army’s mine resistant ambush protected (MRAP) vehicles. The availability of these special vehicles will enable Pakistan forces to minimize casualty rates either by mine blast or bomb blast considerably. According to one of the Pakistan military officials, they are highly in need of these ambush protected vehicles since they have been fighting with the Taliban insurgents.
About 150,000 Pakistani soldiers are currently along the border with Afghanistan, and US military officials want them to keep-up pressure on militant groups in Afghanistan after their withdrawal from the venue by the end of this year.

Video on Pakistan’s operations in Wazeeristan