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

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FOOLS_NIGHTMARE said:
Some lowlife indians trying to satisfy their dwindling egos
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What did they gain from that? Shit-
 
hydrabadi_arab said:
If India doesnt back track then Pakistan will get in to war mode. Dam can take 10 years to build and thats enough time to prepare for last battle. India will be responsible for nuclear fallout.

Pakistan will make that clear to international community. Just like now, then too India will bow down in front of USA pressure.
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I've said this before and I'll say it again, India would need to build dozens upon dozens of medium and large dams to even slightly decrease the water flow by only a few percentage points. That would require half a trillion dollars in construction alone. Timeline wise, it would take them the better part of 50 years to build even a portion of them.

Its simply unrealistic. The Indians simply do not have the resources, and no one will help them do it either.

hydrabadi_arab said:
$90b budget isn't enough? You cannot buy balls even with $1 trillion budget.
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I believe a huge portion goes into simply paying salaries to maintain their large numbers, another huge chunk goes towards maintenance, and the rest goes towards procurement and r&d.

With over 1 million soldiers, $90 billion is nowhere near enough.
 
SaadH said:
Yes I agree with Trump, Mohammad Bin Qasim was the founder of Pakistan.
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People should not make fun of Trump's statement in the slightest.

We are the sons of the Indus Valley Civilisation. Don't deny it for even a second, as India would like you to. Trump is actually correct in his analysis that the sons of this soil have been fighting for a long time, but he neglects to mention that Pakistan's precursor civilisations were among the greatest builders of the ancient world.

It is a discussion for a different day and a different thread, but don't be deceived by the eastern neighbour who would wish to usurp our history. The Secular Republic of Bharat intensely covets the Indus river for the water supply that was never theirs, but to a far more obsessive degree do they also covet the heritage of the civilisation that was never theirs.
 
That_Guy said:
I've said this before and I'll say it again, India would need to build dozens upon dozens of medium and large dams to even slightly decrease the water flow by only a few percentage points. That would require half a trillion dollars in construction alone. Timeline wise, it would take them the better part of 50 years to build even a portion of them.

Its simply unrealistic. The Indians simply do not have the resources, and no one will help them do it either.


I believe a huge portion goes into simply paying salaries to maintain their large numbers, another huge chunk goes towards maintenance, and the rest goes towards procurement and r&d.

With over 1 million soldiers, $90 billion is nowhere near enough.
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Even the construction of a single dam over the next eight years would reduce water inflow into Pakistan, a country already facing severe water scarcity. Pakistan is unlikely to wait for India to build fifty dams over the course of fifty years before taking action. Within the next 10 to 15 years, India could potentially withhold a significant volume of water, pushing Pakistan closer to a dire crisis of water shortage and survival.
 
That_Guy said:
I've said this before and I'll say it again, India would need to build dozens upon dozens of medium and large dams to even slightly decrease the water flow by only a few percentage points. That would require half a trillion dollars in construction alone. Timeline wise, it would take them the better part of 50 years to build even a portion of them.

Its simply unrealistic. The Indians simply do not have the resources, and no one will help them do it either.
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Right but Pakistan stance is clear, violation of IWT mean war. So for that even 1 dam is enough to cross red line.
 
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The m/c type gun on the top of the turret is quite interesting. Can it fire ASELSAN ATOM (programmable air-burst ammo) type rounds to take down loitering munitions? If so, it'll be the force multiplier.....


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Even the construction of a single dam over the next eight years would reduce water inflow into Pakistan, a country already facing severe water scarcity. Pakistan is unlikely to wait for India to build fifty dams over the course of fifty years before taking action. Within the next 10 to 15 years, India could potentially withhold a significant volume of water, pushing Pakistan closer to a dire crisis of water shortage and survival.
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There's no evidence of this.

Besides, Pakistan is already taking legal action to stop India, and its likely to succeed.
 
hydrabadi_arab said:
Right but Pakistan stance is clear, violation of IWT mean war. So for that even 1 dam is enough to cross red line.
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India has already built a few dams, and the immediate answer wasn't war.

Even now, the immediate answer is still legal action.
 
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Yes, the Arabic language channels as many I have seen in last few days are decisively pro Pakistan. The Two-Faced Indian 'support' to Palestinians was even more exposed to the Palestinians and the world during the last 18 months of the Israel-Gaza war.
Related to this: Pakistanis need to align with the newly formed large blogspace which is very vocal and does smart messaging about the Israel-Gaza conflict; they are Pakistan's allies and many of them know India's role in that conflict.
 
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