Indian Navy News & Discussions

[indo17787]

Simple physics... when you idiotically ramed your 2300 ton patrolling toy to 7400 ton destroyer monster you are either going to the bottom of the sea or going out of action for repairs....

They won’t even accept satellite images of their own losses when the damn images are from Vantor. Fragile lil ego can’t take that much reality at once.

 

[Nimble]

They won’t even accept satellite images of their own losses when the damn images are from Vantor. Fragile lil ego can’t take that much reality at once.

I don't even argue with them on op Sindoor as they don't even see the absence of their airforce after 7th May and allowing IAF to hit wherever they wanted....

Now they will come what may will hide all the damage to their Yarmook....

 

[Corax]

They won’t even accept satellite images of their own losses when the damn images are from Vantor. Fragile lil ego can’t take that much reality at once.

What losses do the satellite images show? The mythical 2 Erieyes and 6 Vipers your turbaned genie of an ACM pulled from his brass lamp? Another parjeet high on cow dung

 

[Corax]

I don't even argue with them on op Sindoor as they don't even see the absence of their airforce after 7th May and allowing IAF to hit wherever they wanted....

Now they will come what may will hide all the damage to their Yarmook....

Run along little boy, go play with your lathi stick, who don't ask your teacher why your airforce was grounded for 2 days. Allow the IAF?! Have you been playing with cow dung again? Flying 200km inside your own air space and lobbing a few SOWs after being grounded for 2 days more like.

 

[indo17787]

I don't even argue with them on op Sindoor as they don't even see the absence of their airforce after 7th May and allowing IAF to hit wherever they wanted....

Now they will come what may will hide all the damage to their Yarmook....

Have you seen the latest Sargodha satellite pics NDTV got from Vantor? It’s been 16 months and they’ve literally opened up the old runway patch again and dug it down to the subgrade. They patched it earlier and now they’re back digging the same spot again. Even for Rahim Yar Khan, the actual crater area appeared fully patched/resurfaced only by around March 2026. Makes you seriously question their rapid runway repair capability.

 

[Corax]

Nobody asked the village idiot for his take. Your opinion is worthless, completely irrelevant. It doesn’t register, doesn’t count, doesn’t exist outside your little echo-chamber of cope. When anyone asks for actual proof of your fairy tales, what do you produce? Social media screenshots, random decade old crash photos and AI morphed garbage stitched together. That’s the entire Pakistani achievement . Photoshop warriors and WhatsApp aunties circulating the same recycled lies. Peak performance for a country that can’t even keep the lights on.

Says the cow dung eater who believes the bullshit fed to him by his own ACM and godi media...where's the mythical 2 Erieyes and 6 Vipers destroyed?

 

[indo17787]

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Cochin Shipyard lays keel for first of six advanced defence platforms for Navy

KOCHI: Adapting modern defence technology, the Cochin Shipyard Ltd (CSL) has started building advanced weapon-intensive defence platforms for the Indian Navy. O

www.newindianexpress.com

 

[White Privilege]

I don't even argue with them on op Sindoor as they don't even see the absence of their airforce after 7th May and allowing IAF to hit wherever they wanted....

Now they will come what may will hide all the damage to their Yarmook....

Eff off jeet, ur sindoor logic belongs in the tandoor. IAF also achieved weapon hits on 7th when its planes got roasted in tandem, so it doesn't mean enemy airforce is absent. In fact the hits IAF achieved after May 7th, also indicate its lack of effectiveness in the primary mission of air combat, as it lobbed those SOWs from way outside interceptor range and effectively became a 'rocket force' instead of an airforce that takes on the enemy combatants.

 

[White Privilege]

LOL, the plot thickens, the language changes. Now it is 'no major damage' instead of 'no damage', as if Kolkata was encased in some cow dung made, lemon blessed sheet of armor.
In the Indian acrobatics of language, that means a lot.....

 

[NeptunesVortex]

Eff off jeet, ur sindoor logic belongs in the tandoor. IAF also achieved weapon hits on 7th when its planes got roasted in tandem, so it doesn't mean enemy airforce is absent. In fact the hits IAF achieved after May 7th, also indicate its lack of effectiveness in the primary mission of air combat, as it lobbed those SOWs from way outside interceptor range and effectively became a 'rocket force' instead of an airforce that takes on the enemy combatants.

Majority of the world’s air combat missions almost 80% have always been A2G. Actual A2A BVR kills are the rare. Look at any serious war: Desert Storm, coalition AFs flew around 40,000 A2G sorties while real A2A engagements were a tiny fraction. That’s how real air forces operate. Once you have enough control of the sky, the primary mission is to smash the enemy’s bases, radars, command centres, hangars and infras from range.That is the primary mission.

IAF precision strikes systematically tore into PAF from Nur Khan in the north all the way down to Bholari, Jacobabad, Sargodha and the rest. Multiple independent analyses, including European ones concluded that by 10 May the IAF had the freedom to hit whatever it wanted while PAF had lost the ability to mount effective counter ops. That’s what winning the air war looks like in the real world.

Look at your own side. PAF was so severely lacking in proper A2G ground munitions that it had to resort to Fateh-I, Fateh-II and other ground launched rockets and missiles fired by the Pakistani Army. Thats an air force that couldn’t carry the A2G load from the air and had to outsource the job to artillery batteries. When your fighters can’t deliver sustained precision strikes and you start firing Fateh rockets instead, you are the ones who turned into a rocket force, not IAF.

IAF stayed in the actual business of modern air power putting weapons on the targets that matter and dismantling the other side’s ability to fight. PAF got exposed for its thin A2G cupboard and had to lean on ground systems.

 

[Nimble]

Have you seen the latest Sargodha satellite pics NDTV got from Vantor? It’s been 16 months and they’ve literally opened up the old runway patch again and dug it down to the subgrade. They patched it earlier and now they’re back digging the same spot again. Even for Rahim Yar Khan, the actual crater area appeared fully patched/resurfaced only by around March 2026. Makes you seriously question their rapid runway repair capability.

Modi said Rahim yar khan was in ICU.... But we should be greatful to PAF..... they went on vacation on 9th and 10th and allowed IAF to hit wherever and wherever they wanted.... thanks to HQ9 as well for welcoming visitors

 

[Corax]

Modi said Rahim yar khan was in ICU.... But we should be greatful to PAF..... they went on vacation on 9th and 10th and allowed IAF to hit wherever and wherever they wanted.... thanks to HQ9 as well for welcoming visitors

Go ask your teacher for some after class personal tuition.

 

[NeptunesVortex]

LOL, the plot thickens, the language changes. Now it is 'no major damage' instead of 'no damage', as if Kolkata was encased in some cow dung made, lemon blessed sheet of armor.
In the Indian acrobatics of language, that means a lot.....

We’ve got entire ecosystems of metallurgical firms, special steel plants and full MRO capability that can handle our frontline surface combatants end to end without begging anyone. Now look at your side. PNS Hunain wasn’t built in Pakistan. It was designed by Damen and constructed in their shipyard in Galați, Romania. You imported the whole thing. And when it actually took a hit in that collision, it limped back with a massive dent and needed repairs while the Indian ship sailed on with no structural damage. That’s the difference. We build our own destroyers with our own steel and maintain them ourselves. You buy OPVs from Romania and then struggle to fix them when they get bent.

 

[Nimble]

Go ask your teacher for some after class personal tuition.

Anyways enough.... this is navy news thread and everyone please go back to the topic.....

 

[Corax]

Majority of the world’s air combat missions almost 80% have always been A2G. Actual A2A BVR kills are the rare. Look at any serious war: Desert Storm, coalition AFs flew around 40,000 A2G sorties while real A2A engagements were a tiny fraction. That’s how real air forces operate. Once you have enough control of the sky, the primary mission is to smash the enemy’s bases, radars, command centres, hangars and infras from range.That is the primary mission.

IAF precision strikes systematically tore into PAF from Nur Khan in the north all the way down to Bholari, Jacobabad, Sargodha and the rest. Multiple independent analyses, including European ones concluded that by 10 May the IAF had the freedom to hit whatever it wanted while PAF had lost the ability to mount effective counter ops. That’s what winning the air war looks like in the real world.

Look at your own side. PAF was so severely lacking in proper A2G ground munitions that it had to resort to Fateh-I, Fateh-II and other ground launched rockets and missiles fired by the Pakistani Army. Thats an air force that couldn’t carry the A2G load from the air and had to outsource the job to artillery batteries. When your fighters can’t deliver sustained precision strikes and you start firing Fateh rockets instead, you are the ones who turned into a rocket force, not IAF.

IAF stayed in the actual business of modern air power putting weapons on the targets that matter and dismantling the other side’s ability to fight. PAF got exposed for its thin A2G cupboard and had to lean on ground systems.

Wow...just wow. Astonishing godi cow dung parjeet logic right there! A2A maybe rare in the rest of the world, but not against the IAF it seems! Since 2019 you've lost at least 7 confirmed losses, probably way more for those that haven't been captured in pics or videos...including your beloved "raptor of the east" and "if only you had Rafales" seem like the IAF is doing a really good job of keeping the global average of A2A kills up