Pakistan-India Conflict 2025: News Updates and Discussion

[Mighty_Dragon_Strike]

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I'd go for Sindh!

1. industrial hub
2. Coastal Belt
3. developed ports

not to mention, it will cut off every other province as well

 

[Psyko70]

I'd go for Sindh!

1. industrial hub
2. Coastal Belt
3. developed ports

not to mention, it will cut off every other province as well

God forbid. As a sindhi im happy being pakistani. Dont care what some sindhis think. Pakistan hamari jan sab se pehle pakistan.

India ki aesi ki tesi

 

[Mighty_Dragon_Strike]

God forbid. As a sindhi im happy being pakistani. Dont care what some sindhis think. Pakistan hamari jan sab se pehle pakistan.

India ki aesi ki tesi

you have to look, objectively

this talk of bravado and patriotism will be flushed in no time

they have prepared for this since 2008

this is the main blood artery, through which oil and supplies move across the country.

 

[onlinpunit]

God forbid. As a sindhi im happy being pakistani. Dont care what some sindhis think. Pakistan hamari jan sab se pehle pakistan.

India ki aesi ki tesi

It's not bad to explore options ! Don't ban me !

 

[SABRE]

It's not bad to explore options ! Don't ban me !

India is not an option.

 

[Oscar]

It's not bad to explore options ! Don't ban me !

There is no ban for having fantasies and believing in them.
We only throw people out if they try to force their fantasies on other people repeatedly in every other thread even after they’re told they’re delusional fools.

 

[NationalistPKDude132]

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This could be a potential asymmetric gamechanger

 

[Gripen9]

It's not bad to explore options ! Don't ban me !

As buses in Pakistan say behind them...
"Tappar hai tu pass kar, warna bardasht kar..."

 

[RocketLaw]

I am just wondering what Pakistan will do to prevent this kind of attack near future.

I remember that one of our air force bases was attacked last year. How can we prepare to stop it?

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Satellite Images of UAE Air Base Reveal Possible Heavy Losses After Iranian Attacks | Defense Express

New satellite images have emerged that allow us to assess the scale of possible damage after the Iranian attack - it could be billions of dollars in losses, if we take into account the lost SAAB GlobalEye multi-role airborne early warning & control (AEW&C) aircraft, strategic reconnaissance UAVs...

en.defence-ua.com

 

[kimjongun]

Look at this:

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First of all this is AI (typical ai voice over and shoulders not moving)
secondly are you above 50 years of age ?

 

[Ibbi32]

I'd go for Sindh!

1. industrial hub
2. Coastal Belt
3. developed ports

not to mention, it will cut off every other province as well

What industrial hub bro

 

[onlinpunit]

What industrial hub bro

Karachi dont have industries ?

 

[Ibbi32]

Karachi dont have industries ?

Id say yes but its pretty limited and a lot of those industries are heavily dependant on either imports by sea or exports from interior passing through Karachi

 

[Fatman17]

Id say yes but its pretty limited and a lot of those industries are heavily dependant on either imports by sea or exports from interior passing through Karachi

Karachi is Pakistan’s premier industrial hub, contributing approximately 30% to the national industrial output and 25% of its GDP. The city drives its economy through textiles, cement, steel, heavy machinery, food processing, and automotive assembly plants. It also generates about 35% of Pakistan's tax revenue, with major industrial zones in SITE, Korangi, and Port Qasim.

 

[Ibbi32]

Karachi is Pakistan’s premier industrial hub, contributing approximately 30% to the national industrial output and 25% of its GDP. The city drives its economy through textiles, cement, steel, heavy machinery, food processing, and automotive assembly plants. It also generates about 35% of Pakistan's tax revenue, with major industrial zones in SITE, Korangi, and Port Qasim.

I know bro im involved in these industries. I suppose its more of a question for what karachi can provide to india that they themselves cannot. Karachi alone is also useless because its so dependent on punjab and sea trade to gulf