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

[Jaeger]

You have been claiming this for many years among so many other ridiculous things.

Don't get ahead of yourself. First things first.

1. Hold Asim Munir accountable.
2. Teach Pakistan a lesson.

You can choose to believe what you want.

How many of your Sarkari Jihadis have you lost in last 5 years?

As far as teaching Pakistan a lesson is concerned. How many civilians and soldiers have you lost in last 5 years?

 

[Sharma Ji]

@Developereo @Meengla @Yommie @Beijingwalker

 

[Starlord]

Pakistan awam be like:

 

[Olympus81]

Pakistan better ups its security threat level.

Chances are good the Indians will activate their cells in Balochistan and Karachi to create distractions.

There are many more Kulbushan Yadavs lingering within Pakistan territor. The Indians keep shouting terrorist but turn a blind eye on state terrorism in J&K, support of TTP, BLA or their home grown RSS thats effectively an arm of BJP.

People living in glass houses.

 

[Raj-Hindustani]

Something can be worked out with BD. You can always create a new artificial stream to redirect and feed a river/country. I am sure China would succeed at such an endeavour.

China will develop Wi-fi water technology... by passing india.

Indians will see water flying over heads but can't use it

 

[RescueRanger]

Why are you so worried when we mention China? Don't you guys always remind the world of Pakistani Chinese two front war danger? Your own Indian analysts are obsessed with China Pakistan cooperation.

Firstly, dragging China into a protracted conflict is always some strange fascination among some Indians bloggers.

Watch:

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They are always in stomach pains because of one important reason:

In the sphere of arms transfers, over the past decade, China has become Pakistan’s leading and most important provider of arms as measured by value, and Pakistan has become China’s largest and most important arms recipient, acquiring almost 40% of Beijing’s arms exports.

Since 2015, China has provided nearly 75% of all of Pakistan’s imported arms (by trend-indicator value). China has grown as the leading supplier of the Pakistan Army’s combat power. It is the undisputed dominant supplier of the Pakistan Army and Pakistan Air Force (PAF), and although the Pakistan Navy has effectively diversified, China is still its largest provider of major combat platforms to it. For example, despite the historical attention paid to Pakistan’s three F-16 fighter squadrons, each comprising 18–24 of its most advanced combat aircraft, Chinese platforms such as the JF-17 multirole combat aircraft make up the largest share of Pakistan’s modern fighter fleet, while the China-supplied F-7, designed for short-range air-to-air combat, forms the backbone of the legacy attack aircraft fleet. Chinese-origin equipment also constitutes the majority of the Pakistan army’s offensive armor and support units used in fire missions, such as artillery and rocket launchers.

Increasingly, compatible supply chains for armor, artillery, and rocket launchers; networked communications and information systems; and interoperable air defenses and electronic warfare systems have moved Pakistan and China closer to being able to aggregate their considerable military capabilities should they make the strategic decision to do so.
Source: https://www.efsas.org/commentaries/usip-report-on-deepening-china–pakistan-military-relations2023/
Happy reading:

The Importance of Pakistan-China Military Cooperation in the Changing Geostrategic Dynamics of South Asia

www.hilal.gov.pk

 

[Distant_Observer]

Like you control them by whim and fancy.

I bet they're not eager to jump in this because tall mountain theory.

Why are some Pakistanis here constantly invoking China ?

@MH.Yang is generally quite reasonable in his analysis of issues, also tag some other balanced serious Chinese users to get their thoughts on this.

@Dalit @Lulldapull @r3alist

They are our allies and neighbors. Nobody controls anyone. They also have a stake in the security of the subcontinent.

This is how true allies treat each other. Look how they honor us. Pakistan will do 10x more for them in time.

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India has been leaning on America for 20 years against Pakistan. Using them like the Israelis do. In the end they sent your people back in chains and told you to F off and give them money.

You are living in the 90s, the world has changed.

 

[Musings]

True but both countries need to grow up

Agree sir.
Spoke to our payroll services manager based in Lahore today and i casually said - whats the sentiment from the common man in Pakistan - he replied "we are ready bro - bring it on".

I am worried for @Afif @LeonBlack08

i actually worry for ALL Muslims in India. Now swing it back to the topic

 

[Areesh]

IAF is training hard for the war guys

Drops payload on a civilian's home in India

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[ety]

At this moment, the not-so-invisible hand of China must come to the aid of the Pakistani Army to seize Jammu and Kashmir once and for all, thereby balancing the power dynamics in South Asia . This would limit -or let’s say, control -India potential backed by the US to become a hostile state to China.

Is there a possibility of war break out now as India has cut off water flow to Indus river in Pakistan if for extended period ?

 

[Path-Finder]

That is wishful thinking on your part. You keep hoping China remains neutral.

They have a deep military alliance but Pakistan doesn't want to get China involved so early when it can take care of the situation. But if it escalates to the point where India makes a run at Pakistani territory then trust me they are both going come at you with full force.

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one contradiction, if I may.

the junta especially the previous head honcho, bajwa. went against China and prostrated infront of amrika. the Chinese are the only ones to really invest in Pakistan. yet how much investment does amrika do in Pakistan? (the investment from China and the small print is a separate debate and its due to the corrupt alliance of fauji and politicians to skim the cream at the top.)

the junta and its senile band of corrupt ministers have ruined things with China. They are trying to secure their piece of the pie so they can retire abroad with their family. Pakistan for them is the least bit of concern.

Ruining things with China by the khakis is not gone down well with China. there is being two faced and then there is Pakistan.

 

[Dalit]

You can choose to believe what you want.

How many of your Sarkari Jihadis have you lost in last 5 years?

As far as teaching Pakistan a lesson is concerned. How many civilians and soldiers have you lost in last 5 years?

Let me take this moment to thank the Indians for staging a false flag and hopefully waking up the generals in Pakistan. You are absolutely correct in pointing out that India has been on a killing/terror spree in Pakistan. From sponsoring BLA and TTP to executing various freedom fighters at will. Under the Bajwa doctrine everyone is supposed to look the other way. Simply to appease Hindustan. The problem with Hindustan is that it cannot be appeased. Hindustan doesn't want a portion of the pie. It seeks the whole pie. Something the Bajwa doctrine doesn't take into consideration.

Luckily you Indians will shatter this Bajwa doctrine appeasement bloc in a matter of days.

We fully understand the silence from Asim Munir and PML-N cronies. They are puzzled because their Bajwa doctrine isn't working. In fact it has backfired badly. They are now scrambling in a hurry.

Absolutely thank you Modi.

 

[Meengla]

There is no doubt that if India invades Pakistan, China will definitely provide assistance. But this kind of help does not necessarily mean sending troops directly to fight. We have many other ways to deal with it. We have no interest in armed invasion of India.

Why would Pakistan with 24 million and India with 1.4 billion need foreign troops to help? Life is cheap and abundant in the Subcontinent.
But, yes, China will definitely help especially if it senses that what's going on Pakistan is connected to some larger Contain-China policy. I know there is a little improvement between China-India lately but much blood has been shed in last 7-8 years between India and China. In fact, already in 2019 China almost certainly provided at least 'intelligence' support during the Pulwarna-related crisis between India and Pakistan.

 

[Sam6536]

That is wishful thinking on your part. You keep hoping China remains neutral.

They have a deep military alliance but Pakistan doesn't want to get China involved so early when it can take care of the situation. But if it escalates to the point where India makes a run at Pakistani territory then trust me they are both going come at you with full force.

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It won't even get to that point. India and Pakistan are nuclear powers, the nuclear status itself means that there can be no unilateral winner in a prolonged war. Also the reason there have been only small skirmishes and not wars.

Also the comment I was replying to was referring to boots on ground situation, arms supply is not a concern here. Both powers will continue getting their arms from their allies and friendly nations.

 

[GatlingGun]

Don't dig trenches.. dig some Wells
It's happening.

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