Follow along with the video below to see how to install our site as a web app on your home screen.
Note: This feature may not be available in some browsers.
I agree that Pakistani morale and will to fight is far greater than the Indians. However, to actually profit from the weaker Indian morale, any war would need to drag on for a serious amount of time with a serious amount of losses.They wanna play tough? Let them. We’ll smash their faces into the dust. This is about survival now; water, land, future and we’re not giving up an inch.
Enough fake peace talks. It's time to sharpen the steel and remind them who they're messing with. We didn’t survive centuries of blood and betrayal to get scared now. Bring it on.
They're waking up their fake warrior spirit? Good for them. When the shit hits the fan, they’ll piss themselves.
And all those Pakistanis who "have lost their balls" are irrelevant. Water resources are our lifeline, no compromise on them.
@Lulldapull lull bhai I need your analysis on the dalits on our East.
India will have to have now deployed massive force numbers to successfully engage the Pakistani forces, who have a smaller area to defend but are there in large numbers. They haven't done this yet and it's a massive cost and logistical exercise.
The advantage lies with the defender, and that will be very hard to overcome. We saw this with the Ukraine/Russia conflict. The Russians found this out, had the Ukrainians had the level of arms Pakistan had, the Russian army would have been flattened in a counter assault.
That being said I do think India will try to go for a strategic limited strike, maybe sea based with air support which can hurt Pakistan.
Indian submarine deployment?
Anyone know if Indian K-15s are nuclear only?
What are some weapons China could deliver during a war?
I agree. Massive India troop formations would be required to push the LOC or threaten any of Pakistan's cities.
We have seen no such total mobilisation yet. Such a thing is easily visible and would be widely reported- therefore I doubt any strike would be seriously ground based but rather that these are units placed to be orientated defensively or to respond to border skirmishes on the IB and LOC.
Pakistan should instead prepare to face missile strikes from sea and land, for the moment as well as airstrikes.
Couple of Indian sources online claiming that presently Pakistan only has two subs operational.Surface deployment bro, PN only has five modern combat ships in service 4 Tughril class, 1 Babur, that's it. The other Baburs are not here, the Jinnah class haven't begun construction yet. The four F-22's, are light ships, without solid air defense. The submarine fleet is old.
Not great and the Indian navy knows this well.
Couple of Indian sources online claiming that presently Pakistan only has two subs operational.
Supposedly in 2019, Indian Kalvari-class subs were deployed along Pakistani coast.
What are Pakistani options for adopting forward naval posture to deter a repeat of this?
They can never win bhai.......the demographics alone determine that.I already know what you might be reading.
Say less lol
Nothing to worry , India has been checkmated...she is not left with a distinctive edge in any domainIndia will have to have now deployed massive force numbers to successfully engage the Pakistani forces, who have a smaller area to defend but are there in large numbers. They haven't done this yet and it's a massive cost and logistical exercise.
The advantage lies with the defender, and that will be very hard to overcome. We saw this with the Ukraine/Russia conflict. The Russians found this out, had the Ukrainians had the level of arms Pakistan had, the Russian army would have been flattened in a counter assault.
That being said I do think India will try to go for a strategic limited strike, maybe sea based with air support which can hurt Pakistan.
Not many options I am afraid aside wait for them. They do have a massive advantage here and all the PN could do is hurt enough to deter them. But if they really push it we could see Karachi blockaded.
We use essential cookies to make this site work, and optional cookies to enhance your experience.