Operation Ghazab Lil Haq (Pakistan - Afghanistan War)

[T80UD]

I'm worried greatly about the depletion of munitions and this hot border in the event of an Indian assault. The last time round blunders were made and at time Pakistan found itself being on the backfoot and this was without any costly war being fought in the West.
I think it's better to bring things to a settlement and secure the borders massively.
There's also nothing stopping the Taliban from urging their partners in Delhi to begin something. I'm actually surprised they have not, maybe due to negative PR in doing so?

Munition depletion shouldn't be a worry, we are not conducting airstrikes at such a intensity that it would become a worry.

PAF purchased 1600 PGMs from the US along with the F-16s plus 2000+ Chinese LS series PGMs for the JF-17s, around 900 got used during the various operations in KPK over the course of 6 years, we have been building our own PGM kits for a while now too, so the PGM stockpile should be above 3k

 

[Distant_Observer]

Munition depletion shouldn't be a worry, we are not conducting airstrikes at such a intensity that it would become a worry.

PAF purchased 1600 PGMs from the US along with the F-16s plus 2000+ Chinese LS series PGMs for the JF-17s, around 900 got used during the various operations in KPK, we have been building our own PGM kits for a while now too.

They have been preparing for this since 2022.

India will trigger a brutal war if they decide to attack at such a sensitive time. It is not worth it for them unless they are prepared to suffer heavy damages.

 

[T80UD]

They have been preparing for this since 2022.

Who has been preparing for what?

 

[That_Guy]

FC officer sits down and talks with protesters.

for all of Pakistan's faults, at least these men care enough to sit down and have a civil discussion.

This is more than what can be said of a majority of Muslim nations, who shoot first and then proceed to shoot some more.

On a side note, I really do like FC more than regular army at this point.

 

[Waz]

The Taliban isn't a conventional front that Delhi can rely on, they are militants. At the moment anyway.

With conventional weapons they can be, they have the manpower and depth of experience, the only thing missing is arms.

 

[Reichsmarschall]

so the PGM stockpile should be above 3k

To think israel used 5k+ bombs in just 4 days in iran

 

[Rational Philosopher]

With conventional weapons they can be, they have the manpower and depth of experience, the only thing missing is arms.

Yes but Pakistan won't allow any military build up. Buffer Zone is the only way to secure the border properly.

 

[Waz]

Munition depletion shouldn't be a worry, we are not conducting airstrikes at such a intensity that it would become a worry.

PAF purchased 1600 PGMs from the US along with the F-16s plus 2000+ Chinese LS series PGMs for the JF-17s, around 900 got used during the various operations in KPK over the course of 6 years, we have been building our own PGM kits for a while now too, so the PGM stockpile should be above 3k

They are frequent and across the board, so there is greater demand on the air force.
Yes there are significant stockpiles, but this is with a view that one day that will be used against numerically superior India.

 

[T80UD]

To think israel used 5k+ bombs in just 4 days in iran

Source? The number of bombs used number around 2k for both US and Israeli strikes combined from what I have seen

 

[SteppeWolff]

FC officer sits down and talks with protesters.

for all of Pakistan's faults, at least these men care enough to sit down and have a civil discussion.

This is more than what can be said of a majority of Muslim nations, who shoot first and then proceed to shoot some more.

On a side note, I really do like FC more than regular army at this point.

Correct me if I am wrong but isnt the Sindh Rangers?

 

[solarmane]

Source? The number of bombs used number around 2k for both US and Israeli strikes combined from what I have seen

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[SteppeWolff]

With conventional weapons they can be, they have the manpower and depth of experience, the only thing missing is arms.

Do they have the discipline required to be an effective conventional force? They barely can control their own men.

Individually they are good but at the end of the day they are guerilla militants who got a jackpot in form of American weaponry.

 

[hasssanali8998]

Correct me if I am wrong but isnt the Sindh Rangers?

YES , and i read that he is ex SPEC OPPS

 

[T80UD]

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It probably includes dumb bombs too.

 

[Blain2]

FC officer sits down and talks with protesters.

for all of Pakistan's faults, at least these men care enough to sit down and have a civil discussion.

This is more than what can be said of a majority of Muslim nations, who shoot first and then proceed to shoot some more.

On a side note, I really do like FC more than regular army at this point.

Why? FC is commanded by the Army.

The issue here is that US Marines shot the demonstrators and there was nothing that either the Police or Rangers could have done to prevent that. Consulate is the sovereign territory of the United States and fire came from inside when protestors tried to storm the gates.