Pakistan-India Conflict 2025: News Updates and Discussion

[maxpane]

There was army presence around our village back then & I had similar sentiments, alas it never materialised .

On a side note the army stopped digging morchas after 2003. Whatever exercises happened after that were mostly mobility oriented.

same case. i was living in village .army was everywhere. for the first time i heard paf fighter engine sound at that time.

 

[Falcon26]

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Even better. Using a low resolution image to justify the damage that can be seen from a higher resolution image.

Surely a source that harms my mental health!

The Pakistani military failed to provide clear hi-res credible BDA, so Pakistanis have to tolerate these sorts of dubious debunking.

Don’t expect others to do your job for you. Not to mention the ridiculous proliferation of Pakistani-origin fake news accounts that puddle clear bogus fake news. Pakistanis are now legitimately matching Indian fake news industry in scale and absurdity.

 

[safriz]

we all know it was a shit job by adding images from 2016 so what are you trying to prove here

ISPR does more damage to the Pakistani narrative than Indians themselves.
They should outsource such media campaigns to us .
We can do a gar better job than the incompetent people at ISPR.
Not everyone in the military is AVM Aurangzeb, who single-handedly did "Balaadkaar" of the entire Indian narrative about may 2025 war .

 

[hasssanali8998]

Pakistanis are now legitimately matching Indian fake news industry in scale and absurdity.

nope sorry , its just one or two accounts that do that shit and they get called out by pakistanis

 

[Hayabusa]

The Pakistani military failed to provide clear hi-res credible BDA, so Pakistanis have to tolerate these sorts of dubious debunking.

Don’t expect others to do your job for you. Not to mention the ridiculous proliferation of Pakistani-origin fake news accounts that puddle clear bogus fake news. Pakistanis are now legitimately matching Indian fake news industry in scale and absurdity.

Agreed on the increase in those fake Pakistani intelligence news.

However, you have to use common sense to seperate fake and real news. That would be better. I would however add that Pakistan official news channels are still miles ahead of its Indian counterparts.

 

[Dalit]

The Pakistani military failed to provide clear hi-res credible BDA, so Pakistanis have to tolerate these sorts of dubious debunking.

Don’t expect others to do your job for you. Not to mention the ridiculous proliferation of Pakistani-origin fake news accounts that puddle clear bogus fake news. Pakistanis are now legitimately matching Indian fake news industry in scale and absurdity.

You do realise that this "I want my cuntry back" Damien Symon is anti-Pakistan? His entire feed if filled with speculation and lies. Often against Pakistan.

 

[Falcon26]

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Even better. Using a low resolution image to justify the damage that can be seen from a higher resolution image.

Surely a source that harms my mental health!

The Pakistani military failed to provide clear hi-res credible BDA, so Pakistanis have to tolerate these sorts of dubious debunking.

Don’t expect others to do your job for you. Not to mention the ridiculous proliferation of Pakistani-origin fake news accounts that puddle clear bogus fake news. Pakistanis are now legitimately matching Indian fake news

You do realise that this "I want my cuntry back" Damien Symon is anti-Pakistan? His entire feed if filled with speculation and lies. Often against Pakistan.

That’s besides the point. He’s under no obligation to be pro-Pakistan. OSINT accounts all have ideological bent and he’s clearly anti-Pakistan. But Pakistanis expecting him to do their job for him is hilarious and deserves contempt they are getting from him.

 

[Falcon26]

Agreed on the increase in those fake Pakistani intelligence news.

However, you have to use common sense to seperate fake and real news. That would be better. I would however add that Pakistan official news channels are still miles ahead of its Indian counterparts.

Indian news channels are certainly no benchmark to measure against.

 

[Falcon26]

nope sorry , its just one or two accounts that do that shit and they get called out by pakistanis

I beg to differ. There’s a thriving cottage industry in Pakistan of fake news accounts second only to India.

 

[Tomcats]

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Even better. Using a low resolution image to justify the damage that can be seen from a higher resolution image.

Surely a source that harms my mental health!

Feel free to purchase the higher quality image and prove him wrong, what's stopping you? In one fell swoop you can smash his credibility once and for all.

 

[Dalit]

The Pakistani military failed to provide clear hi-res credible BDA, so Pakistanis have to tolerate these sorts of dubious debunking.

Don’t expect others to do your job for you. Not to mention the ridiculous proliferation of Pakistani-origin fake news accounts that puddle clear bogus fake news. Pakistanis are now legitimately matching Indian fake news


That’s besides the point. He’s under no obligation to be pro-Pakistan. OSINT accounts all have ideological bent and he’s clearly anti-Pakistan. But Pakistanis expecting him to do their job for him is hilarious and deserves contempt they are getting from him.

Pakistan is not obligated to provide any explanation. While individuals are free to hold their own beliefs, Pakistan acted of necessity. The gravity of the response is now clearly understood by India. That remains the primary focus. We should disregard social media narratives as they are often biased or purely speculative. The opinion of "I want my cuntry back" Damien Symon is useless.

 

[El Sidd]

I beg to differ. There’s a thriving cottage industry in Pakistan of fake news accounts second only to India.

There was always an industry for this in Pakistan. The whole country runs on drama, theater and controversy.

 

[Falcon26]

Pakistan is not obligated to provide any explanation. While individuals are free to hold their own beliefs, Pakistan acted of necessity. The gravity of the response is now clearly understood by India. That remains the primary focus. We should disregard social media narratives as they are often biased or purely speculative. The opinion of "I want my cuntry back" Damien Symon is useless.

Absolutely, Pakistan is not obligated to provide any explanation. But don’t be surprised when people side-eye your claims then. Can’t have it both ways.

 

[safriz]

Absolutely, Pakistan is not obligated to provide any explanation. But don’t be surprised when people side-eye your claims then. Can’t have it both ways.

ISPR should have released satellite or drone images to show the damage.
In this day and age winning the narrative is bigger than winning the war .

 

[Toxic]

Feel free to purchase the higher quality image and prove him wrong, what's stopping you? In one fell swoop you can smash his credibility once and for all.

No money? .