IRGC-ASF launches missile strikes against anti-Iran terrorists in Pakistan, Iraq and Syria - Pakistan responds

[Musings]

Ancient civilization stories, everyone has their own version. I'm talking about nation states, For example USA was founded in 1776. Show me a document with the name of pakistan in it before 1933.

Look at the title and then look at your post. Can you please respectfully remain on topic.
This goes for all posters. Please discuss the current live situation

 

[Taimoor]

Yes but you didnt say when, how and where, so obviously the Iranians wouldn't have had the chance to prepare for it if that was the intention to stop the attack. Yes it is technically our land if you look on a map, but if it's ungoverened and full of terrorists killing both our soldiers, then you can lie to yourself all you want. We obviously had enough gheyrat to hit BM into your territory to take these terrorists, as did you in your response.

Lol you are funny. I guess we should have given you our strike package departure time as well!

So you dont consider sistan as proper Iran , I am guessing you dont have any radar coverage over that area as well?

 

[RescueRanger]

Some people have made accounts on PDF just to comment on this thread. How cute.

 

[Musings]

These wretched extreme sanghis become more hilarious and vile by each day. I'm glad I banned three of then under 10 minutes yesterday. They were stirring things between Pakistani and Iranian posters.

I don’t get it. I banned and thread banned 4 - the obsession is deep and next level. I can feel the celebration in their posts. Ultimately Pakistan and Iran have too much to lose and at stake not to patch this spat up. Sanghis can show glee but ultimately their happiness will be short lived….

 

[Meengla]

I dont speak to pro-western backstabbers here. Maybe you don't have gheyrat for your soldiers getting killed hence why you think its "manageable" but we dont share this view about our blood, hence why we took drastic measures. If you cant control your borders then don't complain when someone else does it for you. But I dont believe this nonesense about not having the resources, you proved that you do have them but don't use them unless Iran attacked your territory which hurt your pride. The fact is Iran is doing more to help Muslims suffering at the hands of the kuffar than Pakistan, but I can tell I'm talking to someone who doesn't give a damn about this, so this is my last reply to you and Allah will deal with your kind.

Iran's help to the Palestinians is appreciated by just about ALL Pakistanis, including me. And you can see that in the Israel-Gaza conflict thread on PDF.
But you fail to see that the escalation you did against Pakistan was a stupid, cruel move. You'd never be able to finish off the 'terrorists' hiding inside Pakistan who attack Iran by launching missiles into Pakistan just as Pakistan wouldn't be able to finish off the 'terrorists' hiding in Iran who attack Pakistan by launching missiles into Iran. Those are starting points to come up with reasonable policies by both countries.

PS. This tit for tat also shows how weak major powers like Russia and China are when they can't control the countries in their own 'block'. America would have never allowed a Germany or France to do that to each other.

 

[Tehrani021]

Lol you are funny. I guess we should have given you our strike package departure time as well!

So you dont consider sistan as proper Iran , I am guessing you dont have any radar coverage over that area as well?

Yeah so cut the double standards, neither side was going to warn each others AD to be ready, so enough of the "where was your AD?!" nonesense. For the second time and last time, it is technically Iran of course, but if there are no AD there or military bases but full of seperatists who hate Iran, it just doesn't have the same feeling as Shiraz or Tehran.

Do you know the difference between a radar and SAMs? You can have radar covered as early warning system but not necessarily have SAMs dotted everywhere.

 

[Taimoor]

Yeah so cut the double standards, neither side was going to warn each others AD to be ready, so enough of the "where was your AD?!" nonesense. For the second time and last time, it is technically Iran of course, but if there are no AD there or military bases but full of seperatists who hate Iran, it just doesn't have the same feeling as Shiraz or Tehran.

Do you know the difference between a radar and SAMs? You can have radar covered as early warning system but not necessarily have SAMs dotted everywhere.

What is not going through your head that Pakistan never expected Iran to act recklessly as it did. The reaction in Pakistan was ..Really.. why.. WTF!! And then it turned into rage.

YOU in Iran were warned that we will RETALIATE at the time and place of our choosing. You knew that Pakistani action is coming.

Through RADAR, you should have picked up incoming jets towards your border, its not like BMs that has very short response time. These jets flew from far flung areas like Karachi. And when you pick up these PAF jets coming towards your border, you should have scrambled your AIRFORCE to INTERCEPT them. NONE of this happened. which means you either decided to remain docile, or your system were jammed. Because your airforce didnt show up to intercept PAF. I would be surprised if Iran do not have radar coverage in that region. Savy??

 

[Tehrani021]

What is not going through your head that Pakistan never expected Iran to act recklessly as it did. The reaction in Pakistan was ..Really.. why.. WTF!! And then it turned into rage.

YOU in Iran were warned that we will RETALIATE at the time and place of our choosing. You knew that Pakistani action is coming.

Through RADAR, you should have picked up incoming jets towards your border, its not like BMs that has very short response time. These jets flew from far flung areas like Karachi. And when you pick up these PAF jets coming towards your border, you should have scrambled your AIRFORCE to INTERCEPT them. NONE of this happened. which means you either decided to remain docile, or your system were jammed. Because your airforce didnt show up to intercept PAF. I would be surprised if Iran do not have radar coverage in that region. Savy??

Yeah we're going around in circles. Why would we intercept them when we knew they weren't going to attack IRGC or refineries? I also doubt they entered Iranian airspace, those missiles can be fired from Pakistani end and land in Iran. Our AD would have shot those down if we detected they were coming to hit IRGC sites or refineries. This is why countries like US and Israel dont directly attack Iran, they know the risk.

 

[UndercoverJIX]

Yes but you didnt say when, how and where

I like you, IRGC is proud of you.

 

[RescueRanger]

I like you, IRGC is proud of you.

 

[PakAl]

Some people have made accounts on PDF just to comment on this thread. How cute.

The way they're are making comments its unusual for the Iranian members to do it. I was surprised at the comments and then realised these new accounts suddenly popping up.

 

[tsunset]

This thread is not relevant at all anymore, there will be nothing else, this thread serves as a d*ck size comparison and opportunists, there is no relevant discussion anymore

 

[UndercoverJIX]

We are seeing these characters here since it started, I finally came to the conclusion that, we can not counter their logic.

With these I just cant ignore to remember certain characters from another neighbour.

 

[PakAl]

This thread is not relevant at all anymore, there will be nothing else, this thread serves as a d*ck size comparison and opportunists, there is no relevant discussion anymore

People are blowing off steam. Its been a while I guess, plus the trolls and Sanghis. Their dream has been shattered, they thought 2 Muslim powers will declare war on each other

 

[Meengla]

In this short video, a Pakistani analyst is saying that, due to the attacks in Iran or against Iranians involved in the Israel-Gaza war recently, Iran felt 'desperate' to do something due to domestic reasons and launched this attack into Pakistan.

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