Pakistan-India Conflict 2025: News Updates and Discussion

[Dalit]

The power of PAF


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Hindutva must be very disappointed.

 

[Dalit]

Their is a great old Blackadder joke

Accidentally cut his own head off, whilst shaving

I have a theory. He was probably being strapped up to take on PAF. Decided it is not worth it.

 

[Yasser76]

India and Pakistan need mediators not arms suppliers​

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Tariq MirPublishedNOV 13 202544Print this pageThe writer is a Kashmiri journalist based in SrinagarSix months after fighting a short war in May, south Asia’s two perpetual rivals are frenetically surveying the world’s weapons market to procure deadly arms for their next round of confrontation. The countries that played a key role in coaxing the nuclear-armed neighbours to end hostilities are now ironically selling them a wide array of top-of-the-line fighter jets, combat choppers, missile defence systems, hypersonic missiles and suicide drones for billions of dollars.The ceasefire has endured for several months, but occasional gunfights between allegedly Pakistan-backed rebel fighters and Indian troops in Kashmir are a reminder of how easily the fragile peace can come unstuck. With repression unleashed by the Hindu nationalist government of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Kashmiris at an all-time high, and young men in the region still willing to take up arms and resist, the question is not if but when the next round of conflict will erupt. Bombings in New Delhi and Islamabad earlier this week, which killed nearly two dozen people, could spark yet another round of war.The intensity of the last one does not bode well for the region. I was roused from sleep on a cool May night by two back-to-back explosions rattling my bedroom windows. The blasts were from the downing of an Indian fighter jet that crashed into a school a few miles east of where I live. For four days, south Asia teetered on the precipice as the two countries hurled missiles and drones at each other’s military bases, ammunition depots and civilian homes.After the April massacre of 25 Hindu vacationers and a Kashmiri horseman in Pahalgam, in southern Kashmir, New Delhi blamed Pakistan for aiding rebel fighters (Islamabad denied complicity in the atrocity). Modi vowed to “punish every terrorist and their backers” and ordered missile launches, fuelling a round of tit-for-tat strikes between the two sworn enemies. The Trump administration took credit for a ceasefire that was supported by the UK, China, Turkey and several Arab countries.Unfortunately, it appears that those nations’ concern for peace is now outweighed by arms suppliers’ desire to profit from the frenzied race between India and Pakistan to outgun each other. Both countries have turned to trusted allies to beef up their respective conventional arsenals. Modi is looking to acquire more than 100 Rafale jets from Dassault in France, nine years after buying 36 such fighters for $8.7bn. The Indian Air Force is also keen to obtain “two to three squadrons” of stealth fighter jets, either the Russian Sukhoi-57 or American F-35. India may now balk at the idea of buying US jets, due to Trump’s latest policies and the souring of bilateral ties; that would edge New Delhi closer to its historically most reliable arms supplier: Moscow.The Indian military is desperate to procure modern multirole combat jets as it fears losing its technological edge over Islamabad — a risk laid bare during the brief war earlier this year. Pakistan’s fighter pilots downed multiple Indian jets using, among other tools, the Chinese-made J-10C, sending the share price of its maker, Avic Chengdu Aircraft Co Ltd, up by 36 per cent over two days of trading.China, with which India has a testy relationship, agreed to fast-track supply of 40 J-35 stealth fighters to its ally, Pakistan. Indeed, the Chinese military leadership seems so pleased with Pakistan’s performance in the May confrontation that it now appears willing to indulge Islamabad’s every wish. In August, Beijing supplied the Pakistani military with the Z-10ME, an all-weather combat helicopter, less than two weeks after India received its first batch of Apache AH-64E attack helicopters from the US. China also intends to provide its ally with KJ-500 early warning aircraft and HQ-19 missile defence system. It has not been disclosed by either country how Pakistan plans to pay for the procurement of these arms.The enormous economic benefits to be gained from the sale of weapons in south Asia — both India and Pakistan have been major arms buyers since 1947 — has made for some strange bedfellows. Russia, a country at odds with France and the US in Ukraine, finds itself on the same side as several Nato members in the subcontinent, now accounting for 36 per cent of India’s arms imports followed by France with 33 per cent.The shortsighted policy of arms sales that bolster the conventional arsenals of two nuclear powers could prove calamitous for the whole world. Rather than lining their pockets by arming India and Pakistan to the teeth, the US, China and other world powers must encourage the two neighbours to seek a negotiated resolution to their disputes.

India and Pakistan need mediators not arms suppliers

The countries that helped broker peace earlier this year are now selling advanced weapons to the nuclear-armed neighbours

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[RescueRanger]

Hindutva must be very disappointed.

Hindutva mindset:

 

[Panzerkiel]

This again

Their basic argument is:
We hit our objectives!

Well Here is what you lost by hitting 9 mere stupid civil buildings:
1. 1-2 S400
2. 4 Rafales
1. Su 30
2. Mirage 2000
3. Mig 29
4. Your whole brigade HQs
5. Got your bases bombed(we equalized the only upperhand you got)

This list is not even half...

 

[Master Chief]

This list is not even half...

Ooh you're such a goddam tease you are! Don't ever change.

 

[kimjongun]

Hindutva mindset:
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"Anything for the huzz"~ahhh indian

 

[hasssanali8998]

in chutio kon dekho

 

[Ali_Baba]

This list is not even half...

That would explain why the Indians are soo pissed off right now, and having all these NOTAMs and exercises, in the attempt to try and have a 'successful' operation against Pakistan.

If India does try to do something again, the response should be more significant, as deterrence needs to be established.

Establishing the rocket force was a good idea in that regard. It brings more options to the table for Pakistan.

 

[Dalit]

Hindutva mindset:
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Hindu men are very desperate for foreign women. Especially the fair skinned ones.

 

[Dalit]

That would explain why the Indians are soo pissed off right now, and having all these NOTAMs and exercises, in the attempt to try and have a 'successful' operation against Pakistan.

If India does try to do something again, the response should be more significant, as deterrence needs to be established.

It will be. Modi's head will be severed.

 

[Dalit]

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in chutio kon dekho

Stupid wobble heads.

 

[Baibers_1260]

@Baibers_1260

On a per capita basis, what % Indians earn less than USD3.24 and what % Pakistanis. What is the literacy rate of Pakistan vs India. What is Pakistan's ranking on GHI and what is India's.

Regards

• India has the world's largest population of beggars, panhandlers, and homeless and "street sleepers "
• Of the 10.3 million illegal immigrants in the USA India is the third largest source of illegal immigrants and visa violators after Mexico and ElSalvador. Top 5 countries whose citizens are illegal immigrants into the USA Mexico : 4.2 million, El Salvador : 6,21,000, India : 5,87,000, Guatemala : 5,61,000 Honduras : 4,16,000
• India is the only G7 country that has a visa waiver ban with respect to the other G7 country members
• India is the only G7 country whose illegal immigrants ( known as Dunkeys) in the USA have been rounded up, and deported in chains aboard US Air Force C-17 Galaxy cargo aircraft.
• India is the only G7 country whose citizens ( 9 million) work as indentured ex-pat labor in the GCC countries.
• India is the only G7 country which over the last 20 years has seen an exodus of 20 million of its citizens ( mainly Hindus) to other countries; where they choose live as a diaspora minority.
• India is the only $4 trillion GDP economy to have starvation deaths.
• India is the only country in the world that during the Corona virus pandemic (2020-2021) threw an estimated 1 million rotting corpses of those who died into the Ganges River and other rivers.

 

[Dalit]

• India has the world's largest population of beggars, panhandlers, and homeless and "street sleepers "
• Of the 10.3 million illegal immigrants in the USA India is the third largest source of illegal immigrants and visa violators after Mexico and ElSalvador. Top 5 countries whose citizens are illegal immigrants into the USA Mexico : 4.2 million, El Salvador : 6,21,000, India : 5,87,000, Guatemala : 5,61,000 Honduras : 4,16,000
• India is the only G7 country that has a visa waiver ban with respect to the other G7 country members
• India is the only G7 country whose illegal immigrants ( known as Dunkeys) in the USA have been rounded up, and deported in chains aboard US Air Force C-17 Galaxy cargo aircraft.
• India is the only G7 country whose citizens ( 9 million) work as indentured ex-pat labor in the GCC countries.
• India is the only G7 country which over the last 20 years has seen an exodus of 20 million of its citizens ( mainly Hindus) to other countries; where they choose live as a diaspora minority.
• India is the only $4 trillion GDP economy to have starvation deaths.
• India is the only country in the world that during the Corona virus pandemic (2020-2021) threw an estimated 1 million rotting corpses of those who died into the Ganges River and other rivers.

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Please read the comments. For a country that boasts about its 4 trillion dollar economy, this is surely a shitty country.

 

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Please read the comments. For a country that boasts about its 4 trillion dollar economy, this is surely a shitty country.

He has another video of Quetta , look at that in comparison. Pakistani people rather seem to be having a 4 Trillion USD economy, not India if you compare the two. We need to seriously stop complaining about Pakistan and be thankful for what we have or for that matter, even the lack of it.

In his India videos you see some of the best areas completely filled with garbage, street shi**ers doing their job in public areas with families passing by, homeless, malnutritioned, dirt poor and ill behaved people. In Quetta, which is at the borders of Afghanistan, while not being some 1st world place, still shows complete beauty, extreme cleanliness, clean happy people, respect to women and families, relatively well provided (at least much clean) facilities, clean well maintained trains, better education and delightful behaviour. Its amazing to see the difference.