Pakistan-India Conflict 2025: News Updates and Discussion

[gangsta_rap]

Please stop posting AI stuff and quote directly from the source.

Posting such statements without a proper source makes us no better than India's claims of destroying Lahore port.

Please stop posting AI stuff and quote directly from the source.

Posting such statements without a proper source makes us no better than India's claims of destroying Lahore port.

 

[lightning f57]

The whole point of partition in 1947 was to have independent places for Muslims. We still have that despite not being the same country. Muslims ruled over you for a 1000 years and when the hindus started getting stronger and it was their turn to rule over us we carved a big piece of land for ourselves lol.
You can keep yapping about breaking into two or three or whatever, the reality is that you’re not getting back what you lost.

They never lost anything, the Muslims of the land rightfully took what was theirs. Should have taken allot more given the population size.

 

[Maarkhoor]

The Pak side zipped their mouth while freeing their hands and legs. No wonder Bharat is in such a pain....

Brother you forget to mention tail between legs.

 

[Auqab13]

From your link:

ICBM Development
Speaking from prepared remarks at a widely reported
Washington, DC, event, Finer said that Pakistan’s efforts to
produce larger rocket engines generated concerns that
Islamabad is developing a longer-range ballistic missile.
States possessing “nuclear weapons and the missile
capability to directly reach the U.S. homeland ... tend to be
adversarial toward the United States,” adding, “it’s hard for
us to see Pakistan’s actions as anything other than an
emerging threat to the United States.” In a June 2025
Foreign Affairs article, Vipin Narang, former Department of Defense official, and Pranay Vaddi, former National
Security Council official, wrote, “U.S. intelligence agencies
have concluded that the Pakistani military is developing” an
Intercontinental Ballistic Missile (ICBM) “that could reach
the continental United States.”

. Arguing that Pakistan is developing an ICBM despite Islamabad’s “claims [that] its
nuclear program is strictly focused on deterring India,”
Narang and Vaddi posited that “Pakistan might be”
developing the new missile “to deter the United States from
either trying to eliminate its arsenal in a preventive attack or
intervening on India’s behalf in a future Indian-Pakistani
conflict.”


Why is it always a jeet loosing his $hit?

I noticed that too Lol.

 

[PK781]

the yankees should worry about their own affairs and not worry about Pakistani defense. Pakistan will do everything it can for its defense. All these outsider countries need to mind their own fucking business!

 

[Oscar]

Upside Apparently now Bollywood is completely comfortable with admitting that India has been sponsoring terrorism and killing in Pakistan for decades - the rather laughable attempt at showing the Lyari gang war seems to confirm it.

Meanwhile those of us from Karachi …

“Yep, definitely happened that way “

 

[ThoroughPro]

meanwhile in UAE, Tejas is leaking:

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Bharti Hasina Mansurating

 

[Starlord]

Upside Apparently now Bollywood is completely comfortable with admitting that India has been sponsoring terrorism and killing in Pakistan for decades - the rather laughable attempt at showing the Lyari gang war seems to confirm it.

Meanwhile those of us from Karachi …

“Yep, definitely happened that way “

Which movie ?

 

[HAIDER]

Report submitted to US Congress mentions Pakistan’s ‘military success’ over India during May conflict​

News Desk Published November 19, 2025 Updated about 15 hours ago

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A report submitted to the US Congress has mentioned Pakistan’s “military success” over India during the four-day conflict in May this year.

“Pakistan’s military success over India in its four-day clash showcased Chinese weaponry,” said a report submitted to the US Congress on Tuesday by the US-China Economic and Security Review Commission, formed to report on the national security implications of the bilateral trade and economic relationship between the US and China.

Pakistan initially said it downed five Indian planes in air-to-air combat during the conflict, but later raised the tally to seven. Islamabad has denied any losses of its planes and says it hit 26 Indian targets after three air bases were targeted. US President Donald Trump, who continues to comment on the conflict, most recently said that eight planes were “essentially” shot down.

In its annual report, the US-China Economic and Security Review Commission referred to the May conflict and said that China used it to “test and promote its own defence capabilities”.

The report submitted to Congress also highlighted China’s role in the conflict, saying that it drew global attention as “Pakistan’s military relied upon Chinese weaponry and reportedly leveraged Chinese intelligence”.

It also cited New Delhi’s claims of China helping Pakistan with “live inputs on Indian military positions throughout the crisis”, adding that “Pakistan denied these allegations, and China neither confirmed nor denied its degree of involvement”.

According to the report, China expanded its military cooperation with Pakistan in 2025, “compounding its own security tensions with India”.

In November and December 2024, China and Pakistan held the three-week Warrior-VIII counter-terrorism drills, and in February this year, China’s navy participated in Pakistan’s multinational AMAN drills, the report recalled, adding that these exercises highlighted “growing defence cooperation” between the two countries.

“India’s commentators viewed the drills as losses in their relationship with China and as direct security threats to its territorial positions,” the report said.

Referring to the May conflict, the report said, “While [the] characterisation of this conflict as a ‘proxy war’ may overstate China’s role as an instigator, Beijing opportunistically leveraged the conflict to test and advertise the sophistication of its weapons, useful in the context of its ongoing border tensions with India and its expanding defence industry goals.”

The report also mentioned that as Pakistan’s largest defence supplier, China provided approximately 82 per cent of the country’s arms imports from 2019 to 2023.

The May clash was the first time China’s modern weapons systems, including the HQ-9 air defence system, PL-15 air-to-air missiles and J-10 fighter aircraft, were used in active combat, serving as a real-world field experiment, the report added.

It also stated that China reportedly offered to sell 40 J-35 fifth-generation fighter jets, KJ-500 aircraft and ballistic missile defence systems to Pakistan in June. “That same month, Pakistan announced a 20pc increase in its 2025–2026 defence budget, raising planned expenditures to $9 billion despite an overall budget decrease.”

“In the weeks after the conflict, Chinese embassies hailed the successes of its systems in the India-Pakistan clash, seeking to bolster weapons sales,” the report alleged.

It also mentioned allegations by the French intelligence of China initiating a “disinformation campaign to hinder sales of French Rafales in favour of its own J-35s” and using “fake social media accounts to propagate AI and video game images of supposed ‘debris’ from the planes China’s weaponry destroyed”.






The conflict between Pakistan and India was sparked by an attack on tourists in occupied Kashmir, which New Delhi, without evidence, linked with Pakistan. Islamabad strongly denied responsibility while calling for a neutral investigation.

But, New Delhi launched deadly air strikes in Punjab and Azad Kashmir on May 7, marking the beginning of the four-day clash. After tit-for-tat strikes on each other’s airbases by the two sides, it took American intervention on May 10 for both sides to finally reach a ceasefire.

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[HAIDER]

• Satellite and Radar Data: Sources suggest that China's extensive satellite network, including its BeiDou navigation system and the civilian Jilin-1 constellation of imaging satellites, provided near real-time surveillance and targeting data to Pakistani forces, which could track Indian aircraft movements hundreds of kilometers away.

 

[NA71]

Please stop posting AI stuff and quote directly from the source.

Posting such statements without a proper source makes us no better than India's claims of destroying Lahore port.

AI stuff is just to make things beautiful ...not done by me btw.....

For source/reference :

Pakistan Shot Down 6 Indian Rafales and Struck 109 Targets Inside India: International Media Report

ISLAMABAD: A congressional commission of the United States has formallyrecognised that Pakistan inflicted a clear military defeat on India duringthe intense

timesofislamabad.com

China ‘leveraged’ May India–Pakistan war to showcase weapons — US congressional report

ISLAMABAD: China used this year’s four-day military confrontation between India and Pakistan to test and advertise its advanced weapons systems while deepening defense ties with Islamabad, according to a new report by a US congressional commission released this month.

www.arabnews.com

Full Report:

https://www.uscc.gov/sites/default/files/2025-11/2025_Annual_Report_to_Congress.pdf

 

[UndercoverJIX]

If Pakistan was indeed humiliated by India in the May 2025 conflict, then you wouldn't have seen reports like these and many diplomatic and military engagements since May 2025.
Considering Pakistan's bad governance and political chaos, not too bad for the 'FA Pass' Generals of Pakistan who only worry about DHA properties!

No Pakistani dislike Pakistan Army for doing their job, All Pakistanis support and respect them for performing their duties exceptionally well and dealing with 7 times mortal enemy in our neighbour.

Their is/used to be a reason we Pakistanis blindly trust and love our Army, I hope we can do that again. Police gunada gardi is or was enough to beat Pakistanis, we always saw Army as our protectors, but a chung of Pakistanis are heart broken by the treatment they received from their beloved Army.

Pakistanis only have problems with too much interference and controlling politics, to the point becoming clear and neked politic engineers, and treating bad its own citizens for politics.

I hope its not too difficult to understand for highly educated intellectuals.

 

[Oscar]

Which movie ?

Sanjay Dutt is Chaudhry Aslam

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[HRK]

Sanjay Dutt is Chaudhry Aslam

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Not the first time they covered lyari gang war briefly in another film.

BTW their claim is not false. India, Iran had direct connections (institutional links) in Lyari gang war.

If we recall Karachi Fisheries was used by a certain mafia who used it to smuggle weapons, ghutka, and other illicit items into Pakistan from India.

Interesting fact is that Mafia in fisheries had its members recruited from both political mafias of Sindh i.e. MQM and PPP

 

[东风夜放花千树]

This report is full of disdain for the Pakistani military and slanders against China.

Pakistan has the right to decide how to use the weapons it purchases, rather than being told they can only be used for counterterrorism, or else face sanctions. Pakistan's victories are achieved by a brave military; weapons are not the main reason for victory. With the same weapons, India still cannot defeat Pakistan.

Director of Public Relations of the Pakistan Air Force, Air Vice Marshal Aurangzeb Ahmad, stated, 'As you can see, I'm not saying Rafale is a bad aircraft. In fact, Rafale is a powerful fighter jet, and if used properly, and used well, it can achieve significant results. However, this is how the Indian Air Force uses Rafale.'