TopGun786
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Of course losing some 7)jets including 4 top of the lost Rafales is not a small feat.Everyone is inpressed by IAF performance on 10th May.
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Of course losing some 7)jets including 4 top of the lost Rafales is not a small feat.Everyone is inpressed by IAF performance on 10th May.
i hope they do, and this time it ENDS their fucking dreams for good.They will attack Pakistan again. It's a real threat. Something will happen again. We should focus on our missile programme, especially hypersonic missiles. Without them, we can't do enough damage on indian side. The lack of indigenous SAM systems is a real worry. And how to defend airbases against a barrage of brahmos? I am sure there will be a ground invasion next time. They want to adjust loc to their own advantage.
They will attack Pakistan again. It's a real threat. Something will happen again. We should focus on our missile programme, especially hypersonic missiles. Without them, we can't do enough damage on indian side. The lack of indigenous SAM systems is a real worry. And how to defend airbases against a barrage of brahmos? I am sure there will be a ground invasion next time. They want to adjust loc to their own advantage.
They'll attack with stand off munitions and missiles. Ground invasion is out of the question and it will brought to a halt fast with them taking massive casualties, and losing land. Russia did the same thing, and lost huge numbers of men and equipment, and their superiority was far greater compared to what India has over Pakistan.
Rampage is air launched right? So it means IAF will have to put fighters up in the air.....and to utilize the maximum 200km stated range of Rampage, they would be exposing themselves to the Pakistan SAMs at higher altitude.....anything less than 250 km range means they are again in the cross hairs of PL15 or whatever newer improved missiles PAF can field. So how are they planning on utilizing SPICE and Ramage missiles without again getting shot down in the process? Seems counter intuitive.The last system is the interesting bit - but at the end they have realized they have no solution to the BVR issue regardless of "harping" on R-37. So best is to stick to stand off saturation attacks which are a big concern because with the likes of Rampage it is more difficult to spoof and intercept.
It is very likely that IAF wont engage in air combat at all in its next conflict and will stay will back relying on an even more saturated AD and spamming missiles in the air
@Oscar
This order is very very embarrassing for India as Pakistan is producing equivalents of those missiles in Pakistan or will have their equivalents very soon, and India is forced to go and get them from Israel but nothing they have local is good enough !!!!!!
Before we start boasting -This order is very very embarrassing for India as Pakistan is producing equivalents of those missiles in Pakistan or will have their equivalents very soon, and India is forced to go and get them from Israel but nothing they have local is good enough !!!!!!
Yes you are right. But quantities matter. As @JamD had suggested earlier, we maybe will have 20ish taimoors by end of 2027 which are nowhere even close to the quantity we will need to retaliated or deter.This order is very very embarrassing for India as Pakistan is producing equivalents of those missiles in Pakistan or will have their equivalents very soon, and India is forced to go and get them from Israel but nothing they have local is good enough !!!!!!
Yes you are right. But quantities matter. As @JamD had suggested earlier, we maybe will have 20ish taimoors by end of 2027 which are nowhere even close to the quantity we will need to retaliated or deter.
You cannot grow a pair of balls while dependent on IMF/World Bank bailouts, Gulf loan rollovers and expat remittances. Around May conflict last year, India tried to pressure the IMF to delay a scheduled tranche payment to Govt of Pakistan, this time the IMF said no, what if the next time it says yes ? Same with the Gulf loan rollovers.The embarrassing thing for our side is the cuckness and the shit restraint being shown every time. in 2019 we returned abhinonedone and now in may2025 our fouj showed restraints again
Time to GROW a pair of balls FIRST.
Because the reality is Pakistan has shit economy to back a prolonged war. It's barely getting by as it is without war...u think it can sustain a long term war with an enemy who has deep pockets? Small skirmishes and winning an advantage in a limited scope is the best that anyone could hope for given the current circumstances.The embarrassing thing for our side is the cuckness and the shit restraint being shown every time. in 2019 we returned abhinonedone and now in may2025 our fouj showed restraints again
Time to GROW a pair of balls FIRST.
i think ...since trump is increasing the numbers they worry cat will be out of the bag! in honesty how long they will hide! sooner or later people will start questioning him and then he will release it.
that video is not available here, how do i search it on youtube.
bunker buster missile testing was done bec, it did not invovle nuk** (in its warhead)
Go look for 13 days - John Paul Jones.
Because they are the Chaudhary's of the world unfortunately.
As thos old buses in karachi used to have on their back.
"Tappar hai tu pass kar, warna bardasht kar"
You cannot grow a pair of balls while dependent on IMF/World Bank bailouts, Gulf loan rollovers and expat remittances. Around May conflict last year, India tried to pressure the IMF to delay a scheduled tranche payment to Govt of Pakistan, this time the IMF said no, what if the next time it says yes ? Same with the Gulf loan rollovers.
National Security and defense is more than just the number of bullets, tanks and missiles in your possession.
.anything less than 250 km range means they are again in the cross hairs of PL15 or whatever newer improved missiles PAF can field
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