Pakistan Soldier on Burma: “Give us the orders, we are ready for war”

12 September 2017767

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Pakistan soldier on Burma: “Give us the orders, we are ready for war”

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A Pakistani soldier explains that Pakistan is ready to rescue Muslims of Kashmir and Burma and that the only thing that is stopping them is orders from their cheif. He says that his army will annihilate the oppressors off the face of this earth.

It is clear from this video that Pakistan is not happy at all with the Rohingya situation and wants to help but is restricted due to political interests.

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