Yasser76
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If you are OK with our without global support why is PM and FM ringing around everyone so desperately!?
Indian false flag and current Indo-Pak stand-off updates
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If you are OK with our without global support why is PM and FM ringing around everyone so desperately!?
Yasser76
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Now this is very interesting, assuming this report is accurate, PAF have successfully jammed the radar and EW suite of the Rafale. Pretty sure we could have not done this with European or US kit, which leads me to think China have given us some very advanced EW equipment we have kept secret. I cannot think of any other explanation here
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Shahzad Iqbal
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May 04, 2025
IAF's Rafale fighter jet taxis on the tarmac in Ambala, India on September 10, 2020. — Reuters
Since the Pahalgam incident, India has been trying to provoke Pakistan with its warmongering and aggressive actions near the border, but Pakistan has been showing restraint and has prevented India from any kind of aggression with timely defensive measures.
Due to effective defensive measures, the Pakistan Air Force (PAF) once again timely foiled India's attempt to advance towards Pakistan a few days ago, forcing India's modern Rafale aircraft to retreat.
The PAF thwarted India's advance on the night between April 29 and April 30. According to relevant sources, the PAF took this action the same night when Federal Information Minister Attaullah Tarar expressed the fear that India could attack Pakistan in the following 24 to 36 hours.
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The sources said four Indian Rafale aircraft took off from the Ambala air base in the Indian state of Haryana and moved towards Pakistan at a ground speed of 1,200 kilometres. The Indian aircraft came very close to the Pakistani airspace, but at no time did they cross it.
However, since these aircraft were equipped with modern Spice 2000 air-to-ground missiles, which have a range of 200 kilometres, this action of the Indian Air Force (IAF) was a hostile act because the Indian aircraft could have carried out ground operations in Pakistan while remaining in their own airspace.
These planes were flying at an altitude of 40,000 feet when Pakistan's Air Defence System through its Electronic Warfare Assets jammed the Rafale aircraft's onboard sensors and communication and radar systems, due to which these planes lost contact with each other and with the ground.
According to sources, at the same time, J-10C planes of the PAF were also in the air to confront the Indian planes and prevent any kind of aggression. Due to this situation, the Indian planes had to make an emergency landing in Srinagar instead of returning to Ambala.
It is pertinent to mention here that the Rafale planes were equipped with missiles with a range of 200km that night, but the J-10C planes of the Pakistan Air Force were equipped with PL-15 missiles with beyond visual range of 230km. This means that the Pakistani aircraft were also in a position to target the Indian aircraft while remaining within their own territory.
Relevant sources say that if our air defence system had not jammed the communication and radar systems of Rafale aircraft that night, Indian aircraft could have taken some action in the Pakistani territory.
Another interesting point to note is the fact that the Pakistan Air Force dealt with the four Rafale aircraft on the night between April 29 and 30 in the same manner that blocked the radar and communication systems of Indian pilot Abhinandan in 2019. However, at that time the Indian pilot was flying an old aircraft, but this time the Pakistan Air Force faced the modern 4.5 generation Rafale aircraft.
According to relevant sources, after facing failure on the night between April 29 and April 30, the IAF planned to take action in Pakistan on Friday.
But as soon as the intelligence of this matter was received, Pakistan immediately had 40 to 50 aircraft airborne, including F16, J-10C and JF-17. This action of Pakistan forced the IAF to abandon its plan.
This means India has once again faced a setback similar to 2019.
According to relevant sources, the multi-domain capabilities of the armed forces, especially the PAF, play an important role in thwarting Indian ambitions. Relevant sources say that the PAF is always one step ahead of India in the fields of electronic, cyber and space warfare. And in the last four or five days, Pakistan made full use of these modern capabilities and took such proactive actions.
Pakistan has thwarted India's most advanced Rafale aircraft. India had pinned many hopes on the Rafale aircraft in 2019. After the 2019 setback, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi had himself admitted his defeat and said that if India had Rafale at that time, the outcome would have been different.
Now India does have Rafale aircraft, but due to the effective operations and modern technology of the PAF, India was not able to achieve its objectives.
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Shahzad Iqbal
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May 04, 2025
IAF's Rafale fighter jet taxis on the tarmac in Ambala, India on September 10, 2020. — Reuters
- Rafale equipped with 200-km range weapons came close to border.
- Pakistan blocked IAF jets' onboard sensors, communication, radar.
- PAF's J-10C fighters equipped with 230-km range PL-15 missiles.
Since the Pahalgam incident, India has been trying to provoke Pakistan with its warmongering and aggressive actions near the border, but Pakistan has been showing restraint and has prevented India from any kind of aggression with timely defensive measures.
Due to effective defensive measures, the Pakistan Air Force (PAF) once again timely foiled India's attempt to advance towards Pakistan a few days ago, forcing India's modern Rafale aircraft to retreat.
The PAF thwarted India's advance on the night between April 29 and April 30. According to relevant sources, the PAF took this action the same night when Federal Information Minister Attaullah Tarar expressed the fear that India could attack Pakistan in the following 24 to 36 hours.
Play Video
The sources said four Indian Rafale aircraft took off from the Ambala air base in the Indian state of Haryana and moved towards Pakistan at a ground speed of 1,200 kilometres. The Indian aircraft came very close to the Pakistani airspace, but at no time did they cross it.
However, since these aircraft were equipped with modern Spice 2000 air-to-ground missiles, which have a range of 200 kilometres, this action of the Indian Air Force (IAF) was a hostile act because the Indian aircraft could have carried out ground operations in Pakistan while remaining in their own airspace.
These planes were flying at an altitude of 40,000 feet when Pakistan's Air Defence System through its Electronic Warfare Assets jammed the Rafale aircraft's onboard sensors and communication and radar systems, due to which these planes lost contact with each other and with the ground.
According to sources, at the same time, J-10C planes of the PAF were also in the air to confront the Indian planes and prevent any kind of aggression. Due to this situation, the Indian planes had to make an emergency landing in Srinagar instead of returning to Ambala.
It is pertinent to mention here that the Rafale planes were equipped with missiles with a range of 200km that night, but the J-10C planes of the Pakistan Air Force were equipped with PL-15 missiles with beyond visual range of 230km. This means that the Pakistani aircraft were also in a position to target the Indian aircraft while remaining within their own territory.
Relevant sources say that if our air defence system had not jammed the communication and radar systems of Rafale aircraft that night, Indian aircraft could have taken some action in the Pakistani territory.
Another interesting point to note is the fact that the Pakistan Air Force dealt with the four Rafale aircraft on the night between April 29 and 30 in the same manner that blocked the radar and communication systems of Indian pilot Abhinandan in 2019. However, at that time the Indian pilot was flying an old aircraft, but this time the Pakistan Air Force faced the modern 4.5 generation Rafale aircraft.
According to relevant sources, after facing failure on the night between April 29 and April 30, the IAF planned to take action in Pakistan on Friday.
But as soon as the intelligence of this matter was received, Pakistan immediately had 40 to 50 aircraft airborne, including F16, J-10C and JF-17. This action of Pakistan forced the IAF to abandon its plan.
This means India has once again faced a setback similar to 2019.
According to relevant sources, the multi-domain capabilities of the armed forces, especially the PAF, play an important role in thwarting Indian ambitions. Relevant sources say that the PAF is always one step ahead of India in the fields of electronic, cyber and space warfare. And in the last four or five days, Pakistan made full use of these modern capabilities and took such proactive actions.
Pakistan has thwarted India's most advanced Rafale aircraft. India had pinned many hopes on the Rafale aircraft in 2019. After the 2019 setback, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi had himself admitted his defeat and said that if India had Rafale at that time, the outcome would have been different.
Now India does have Rafale aircraft, but due to the effective operations and modern technology of the PAF, India was not able to achieve its objectives.
Despite modern Rafale aircraft, Indian attempt to advance towards Pakistan failed again
Rafale equipped with 200-km range weapons came close to border.Pakistan blocked IAF jets' onboard sensors, communication, radar.PAF's J-10C fighters equipped with 230-km range PL-15 missiles.Since the Pahalgam incident, India...
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OG Pakhtun.
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lightoftruth
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It’s their job !
Most of them are busy in their own wars.
Doesn’t impact our future course of action.
hydrabadi_arab
SpeedLimited
But world was behind India then as evidence was credible.
hydrabadi_arab
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Looks like some Kashmiris coming out with candle lights didn't help. India will kill kashmiris randomly but as per Indian logic no local was involved in attack.
RescueRanger
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Yes something big is going to happen in the onboard toilet.
Yasser76
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It can be this was their actual response to Pahalgam and it failed. Basically a repeat of Balakot but with Rafales instead of Mirage 2000s.
This could be why IAF ACM summoned to see Modi. My bet is the pilots were told to strike but not risk being shot down. We jammed them, and they decided to bug out
Master Chief
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You fail to comprehend the full spectrum of methodologies that are deployed by Hindustan within the sphere of false flag or disinformation based warfare. This failure of comprehension exists among you and many of your people because of simple deficiencies in educational syllabi (e.g. the removal of certain elements of history and alternative opinions from your textbooks/mass media content, creating a single and unquestionable nationalist interpretation of historical and present events). Even the supreme court is powerless to reverse this harmful trend.
The blaming of Pakistani state level administrations for attacks carried out by local Kashmiri insurgents very much constitutes a false flag attack (quite literally, the true flag of a local insurgent group is being intentionally portrayed as the flag of the Pakistani nation state), as Hindustan would use this disinformation as leverage against an innocent party - I.e. the nation state of Pakistan. You need to demonstrate irrefutably that the Pakistani state authorised, sanctioned and facilitated this attack, or any attack past or present. Until you can do this, declaring said attack as cassus belli is an act of unprovoked war against Pakistan.
Regarding the question of support for India's geopolitical position, why the "begging bowl" for international phull support then?
Russia went into Ukraine and then told everyone what it was doing, without once asking for support for its cassus belli. Israel did the same in Gaza. Why does India need to exert any diplomatic leverage at all?
Aggregate
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And we still have Kulbushan who also 'confessed' in our courts.
You also celebrated the train attacks, just recently.
... So what's the point ?
CombatCorner
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Point to note : The Induans have neither denied or countered this claim by Pakistan. As the saying goes, where there's smoke, there's fire.Now this is very interesting, assuming this report is accurate, PAF have successfully jammed the radar and EW suite of the Rafale. Pretty sure we could have not done this with European or US kit, which leads me to think China have given us some very advanced EW equipment we have kept secret. I cannot think of any other explanation here
By
Shahzad Iqbal
|
May 04, 2025
Despite modern Rafale aircraft, Indian attempt to advance towards Pakistan failed again
Rafale equipped with 200-km range weapons came close to border.Pakistan blocked IAF jets' onboard sensors, communication, radar.PAF's J-10C fighters equipped with 230-km range PL-15 missiles.Since the Pahalgam incident, India...
I can imagine Modis next mantra...
Agar Rafle Hota......Navy kay pass
hydrabadi_arab
SpeedLimited
NE India is burning like no other area in south asia. Local hindus burning and killing christians with backing of hindutva regime/Modi. Two years since this started.
Indian media doesn't care and neither Indians as they cant blame Pakistan.
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Master Chief
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This is exactly correct.
Not only can Indians not prove their allegations against the Pakistani state, but furthermore, multiple south Asian nations CAN prove Indian complicity in state sanctioned terrorism against them. Kulbushan is one such smoking gun. But India has openly (and proudly) supported BLA, LTTE, mukhti bahini in decades past, who are/were all established terrorist organisations acting against the national interests of multiple south Asian nations. This list is incomplete, merely a few pertinent examples.
Beyond South Asia, Indian state supported operatives (a la Kulbushan) have been accused in nations as far away as USA and Canada for indulging in offshore terrorism.
Despite this long established and complete normalisation of terrorism export by Delhi, these Internet fanboys have the audacity to declare Pakistan is complicit in the Pahalgam attacks.
Yasser76
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If, and it is a big if, we have blunted Rafale that leaves them with very few options in terms of air strikes, which means they will go for missile strikes.
Issue is here, that surface to surface missiles will not have video cameras and am certain this time round Indians will want to show their country proof of a strike considering the mess up in 2019
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