Dalit
Elite Member
i just watched the video.He nlcant bear that rafale is eaten by j 10 c. man even indian army defence staff acceted the loss but he lied on the face
He is an Indian and Rafale fanboy.
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i just watched the video.He nlcant bear that rafale is eaten by j 10 c. man even indian army defence staff acceted the loss but he lied on the face
Just by plain facts …
Yes India survives and even pakistan survives if after the nuke exchange baloch and baltistani still want to be called pakistani![]()
The level of delusion is insane, I can bet this is some demented indian incel fk in his fking 20s. Thinks India is invincible u sick fk I'll make sure you see a massacre in India just like your parents saw the one in Mumbai....yaa there is absolute truth in this…
may be pakistani will survive in gilgit baltistan and balochistan do u have any doubts on same?
India will likely target all 50000+ population centres and military bases…(LLM says pakistan has 127 towns with population of over 50k) and it seems many are just sub urban areas of large cities so 300 nukes will justify the usage
Why would India throw nukes at 20000 towns with no value of any kind
India strikes on first night achieved all objective set for avenging terrorist strike in Pahalgam… India was ready to stop after the first night and offered pakistani military the same.
Despite as per pakistanis the famous half a dozen Rafale kills.
Whatever happened next were just response given by India … on 8th May pakistan sent drones … India responded by same
Same happened on 9th May India responded…
On early 10th May India preemptively struck by ALCM(Brahmos, Scalp, SAAW) just a demo not a full fledged strike barely a dozen or so…
And then came pakistan DGMO call who request India for ceasefire and in same called requested India for stopping on route strikes on Kamra complex and Jacobabad …
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Who knows next time Indian objectives might be for a longer or even a likely nuclear exchange
"It's important how many planes were downed but why there being downed" Indian CDS.Despite as per pakistanis the famous half a dozen Rafale kills.
The level of delusion is insane, I can bet this is some demented indian incel fk in his fking 20s. Thinks India is invincible u sick fk I'll make sure you see a massacre in India just like your parents saw the one in Mumbai....
Only than this Scum of the earth indian Gen Z will understand what years, the most fked up thing is this is not the first time I've heard this, overseas Indian fks also blabber this shit.
Next round we gotta make sure the escalation point is something along the lines of Mumbai attack and when we respond to indian attacks RSS targets and their Elite class areas must be hit merciless especially that ambani cuck...
P..... Your lucky ur behind a screen.
do you understand what MAD means .Calm down whatever I have written is just facts.
war should ideally be avoided at all costs specially when there is chance for it to go nuclear but it seems all options are exhausted
So be it.
I can only laugh at you right now.
The cost to benefit ratio of these strikes
was remarkably poor. I am sure deep inside, a lot of Indians are mourning over the loss of the Rafales.
India's current administration country appears to be exerting an influence over the military that has compromised operational standards whether you like it or not, specifically the failure to conduct SEAD/ DEAD before launching attack. Not sure what else you were expecting.
Yet again, our position remains consistent throughout and we prioritize an immediate ceasefire. Also, contrary to what you said our counter response created a significant strategic dilemma that ultimately forced the Modi administration to deescalate. Deny all you like, but you ended up walking back with your tails between your legs.
just normal mosques retardterrorists safe havens
Cost to benefit ratio … even if 7 Rafales were downed and no pilot life were lost I think India achieved all the objectives.
If India started with SEAD/DEAD that basically means starting a war and Indian objectives were just to hit terrorists safe havens in pakistan.
And the very next day after those strikes India told pakistan that we are good and will not strike or any more targets on cameras on 8th May morning but Pakistan wanted to continue despite claims of dropping down half a squadron or so of IAF![]()

Ur expecting too much from an incel hindutva gen Z fk. Who starts his day by calling Hindu women Honda shernis, fantasies Russian women in afternoon and than spends his entire fking day abusing behind screen.do you understand what MAD means .
F@ck thinks Rafales grow on trees, that he's magically gonna get al the lost aircraft back, 5 Rafales, mig29, mirage 2000 and SU30.Cost to benefit ratio … even if 7 Rafales were downed and no pilot life were lost I think India achieved all the objectives.
Well if India loves to achieve its objectives of losing planes, surely we Pakistanis won't mind it! It works to our benefits, and also make you guys looking stupid in the end. Continue trying to bomb us.Cost to benefit ratio … even if 7 Rafales were downed and no pilot life were lost I think India achieved all the objectives.
If India started with SEAD/DEAD that basically means starting a war and Indian objectives were just to hit terrorists safe havens in pakistan.
And the very next day after those strikes India told pakistan that we are good and will not strike or any more targets on cameras on 8th May morning but Pakistan wanted to continue despite claims of dropping down half a squadron or so of IAF![]()
There were massive strikes on May 10 which yielded India appreciable propaganda materials and visuals.massive strikes will invite massive response close to nuclear threshold...both of these countries will not touch that point. May 2025 has changed conventional thinking ....Pakistan is no more playing with bluff and empty statements..... and it will be more aggressive to ensure survival.
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