Indian false flag and current Indo-Pak stand-off updates

[Master Chief]

Such terrorist attacks only lead to loss — nothing more.

They do nothing to help Kashmir, India, or Pakistan. Anyone cheering these incidents fails to realise a harsh truth: when chaos erupts in Kashmir, it's the Kashmiri people who suffer the most.

Let’s be realistic — what will actually happen next?

Those who have already joined armed groups (estimated around 300) will now be aggressively pursued by Indian forces. The army will respond with force, and many of them will be neutralised. During these operations, unfortunately, a few innocent Kashmiris may also get caught in the crossfire.

And then? After some time, life will return to routine. Business as usual.

The moral of the story: the biggest losers will be the Kashmiri people —. So it's baffling why some seem so excited by this incident.

Yes, terrorism leads to loss.

Remind us, since you do continue to demonstrate a certain degree of intellect that is not in keeping with that of your countrymen in general, has the terrorism perpetrated by the state apparatus of Hindustan contributed at all to the current state of "loss" across Kashmir and indeed the entire subcontinent?

 

[maverick]

Joke aside, PAF is ready... Swift retort ++ will be dished out if needed.

cant wait to see PL15 in action with Rafaels going down. and ending of Swift retort 2 with a statement, agar F35 hota to yeh na hota

 

[Liquidator]

The world is a chess board and the nations are it's pieces.

The role of Pakistan is clear. It is destiny.

Any attempt to block Pakistan's water will be considered act of war: NSC | The Express Tribune

High-stakes meeting is focused on crafting response to flurry of aggressive diplomatic and policy moves by New Delhi.

tribune.com.pk

Key decisions announced by NSC:

• India’s unilateral suspension of the Indus Waters Treaty rejected.
• Any diversion of Pakistan’s water to be treated as an act of war.
• Wagah Border closed to all Indian land transit with immediate effect.
• Airspace to all Indian-owned or operated flights closed.
• 1972 Simla Agreement could be suspended.
• SAARC visa exemption facility for Indian nationals cancelled.
• Indian nationals in Pakistan ordered to leave within 48 hours.
• Indian defence advisers declared persona non grata.
• Indian High Commission staff in Islamabad limited to 30 persons.
• All forms of trade with India suspended, including via third countries.

These are great steps

 

[Raj-Hindustani]

not sure how this discredits anything… you’re coping hard

Some people are just unforgettable — because of that one moment that made me laugh so hard!

So the moment I saw his name, it instantly brought back that memory.

 

[hydrabadi_arab]

Potiss indirectly telling Indians

 

[Areesh]

I demand from modi government that till it builds dams on Pakistani rivers, it should force@Sharma Ji @Raj-Hindustani and @lightoftruth to collect water of Pakistani river in buckets and throw it back towards India

Desh k liye itna to karna hoga

 

[Dalit]

You guys are imagining too much, nothing of that sort will happen and more over you have china by your side who will block the rivers at the source and divert them if India block water flowing to Pakistan.

We rather blow up Indian dams ourselves.

 

[Dalit]

All trade with India including thru third nations suspended

Indian visas cancelled

What about Indian flights using Pakistani airspace?

Pakistan airspace closure to hit Indian carriers as flight durations, fuel burn, cost for west-bound flights set to jump​

Pakistan airspace closure to hit Indian carriers as flight durations, fuel burn, cost for west-bound flights set to jump

Pakistan Airspace Closure: The last time Pakistan closed its airspace for an extended period — in 2019 following the Balakot airstrikes — Indian airlines lost around Rs 700 crore due to higher fuel expenses and operational complications that came with longer routes many of their flights were...

indianexpress.com

Pakistan Airspace Closure Impacts Indian Flights: Longer Routes, Higher Fares

Pakistan has closed its airspace to Indian airlines, leading to longer flight routes and potential fare increases for flights from Delhi and other northern cities to international destinations. Air India, IndiGo, and other carriers are impacted.

money.rediff.com

 

[Yasser76]

If they do strike my thinking is they may not want to risk losing more planes and getting humliated again, I think it will be missile strikes

 

[SteppeWolff]

What about Indian flights using Pakistani air space?

Banned for all Indian airlines.

Now Gulf/Turkish one's gonna make a fortune and Indian one's will go bankrupt as other airlines wont have to divert and use longer routes.

 

[Ak01]

If they do strike my thinking is they may not want to risk losing more planes and getting humliated again, I think it will be missile strikes

probably a combined arms strike. I think the goal will be to strike a few targets deeper inside Pak. Wont just be one target.

But OTOH, since 2019, Pak has literally become the IADS capital of south asia.

Literally every corner is covered in overlapping HQ-9 and HQ-16A and F coverage.

PAF with its HQ-9BEs, PA with HQ-9P, PA with HQ-16A and FE.

it will be very interesting.

 

[Yasser76]

Flightradar already showing Indian panes to Middle East going around Pak, whilst Middles Eastern airliners flying over Pak to get to India.

Easily adding 1 hour to a short haul flight. For the Indian airlines this is far their biggest market. Inevitably they are now going to be more expensive then all alternatives and take longer.

Forget about IWT, we have financially damaged them immediately

 

[Mr X]

Banned for all Indian airlines.

Now Gulf/Turkish one's gonna make a fortune and Indian one's will go bankrupt as other airlines wont have to divert and use longer routes.

It won't be too much loss for Indian airlines. We have done that many times before and it hasn't impacted much to the Indian airlines. Just a few billion rupees more, less than what we pay to our ghost staff in PIA and Steel Mills

 

[Mobius]

Is this true? The statement.

PS: Good luck to our brothers in Pakistan.

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Any Indian misadventure should result in the liberation of the whole of Kashmir. It's a perfect opportunity for Pakistan to go full thrust. Teach these pajees a lesson for the history books. A repeat of swift retort will not suffice. A full offensive on Kashmir is what is required this time. If they climb the escalation ladder one, we should do so thrice.

 

[Liquidator]

If they do strike my thinking is they may not want to risk losing more planes and getting humliated again, I think it will be missile strikes

That's a dangerous precedent.....Pakistan has a decent short range/ tactical BM force.

Anyone have any ideas of numbers?