F86 Saber
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As far as I know, that is in correct. We focused and took out the Adampur one.
Pakistan-India Conflict 2025: News Updates and Discussion
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AZ_HighCountry
INT'L MOD
Constant Phoenix or Cobra Ball flights would have picked up something.
Cash gk
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Pakistan was put to the test—and the outcome we witnessed is a matter of immense pride for us, yet utterly terrifying for the world.
It seems that due to our leadership weaknesses, we had developed a self-imposed inferiority complex. But in just three hours, the Pakistan Armed Forces reshaped our mindset, the world’s perception, and the history of this region.
There was once a belief:
"Pakistan cannot afford to fight a war for ten days."
That belief has now been transformed into:
"Pakistan could destroy ten countries like India—ten times over—in ten days."
To summarize: In just 3 hours and 45 minutes, Pakistan brought India to the brink of annihilation. And when only a final push was needed to send India tumbling into the abyss, the so-called global "watchdogs"—who had been lounging with Pepsi and Lays, eager for a spectacle—had no choice but to drop everything and intervene.
Some claim Modi called Trump.
Did he, really?
Was Modi’s phone even working?
Was his brain functioning?
Were his senses intact?
When Modi regained consciousness, he must have muttered in confusion:
"Where am I?"
"Who are you?"
"What is this?"
"Am I mad?"
"Are you mad?"
"Huh? Hey… who’s this?"
He must have asked, "Has India been destroyed? Have we reached heaven?"
Then someone likely told him, "No, you were all saved… President Trump arrived just in time."
Trump became their divine savior—now they’ll worship him.
Otherwise, they had no idea where the missiles were coming from or where they struck. What had been obliterated? What, if anything, remained?
And what about that Russian-made "world’s best" defense system?
Where did it go?
What was it doing?
Modi’s entire war strategy rested on three pillars:
1. Rafale jets are invincible.
2. India’s air defense is so impenetrable that not even a bird could breach it.
3. Pakistan couldn’t withstand India for ten days.
All three pillars crumbled in 3 hours and 45 minutes.
- The first pillar (Rafale jets) collapsed on the first day of India’s attack.
- The second pillar (Russian air defense) was obliterated by just two Pakistani aircraft.
How did they do it?
No one could figure it out—and frankly, I still don’t understand how they pulled it off.
That defense system was reportedly capable of engaging 50 jets and 50 missiles simultaneously. Some say it was compromised; others claim it was hacked.
But I salute those Falcons (our pilots) who were told this mission was a one-way trip—yet their orders were clear: "Hit the target before you’re hit."
Not only did they strike their targets—they returned safely. Alhamdulillah.
With India’s greatest "idol" shattered, the entire country lay at the mercy of Pakistani missiles. There was no one left to stop them.
"Pakistan can’t fight for ten days?"
That’s like telling Mike Tyson he can’t last till the third round—he’ll get tired.
Has any boxer ever even seen the third round against Tyson?
His fights ended in the first round—only the referee made it to the three-minute mark. After that, Tyson himself rang the bell.
His opponents would wake up in the hospital and ask the nurse:
"Wasn’t there supposed to be a second round?"
The nurse would reply:
"Technically, yes—but right now, your leg is broken, your arm is fractured in four places, your brain is so traumatized it won’t function properly for years, and your ribs are shattered. You can’t stand in front of anyone right now, let alone Mike Tyson."
"Get treated. Recover first—then think about fighting again."
This is exactly what happened to India.
A total knockout.
In just 3 hours of bombing, Modi lost all control.
- The Rafales were humiliated.
- Despite desperate need, not a single Indian jet dared challenge Pakistan’s JF-17 Thunders.
- Our jets roamed freely in Indian airspace.
- Pakistani drones paralyzed their response.
- Their Russian air defense was destroyed.
- Their military satellites were hacked.
- 70% of India’s power grid was disabled by Pakistani cyber operations.
The situation was so dire that from farmers to the Prime Minister—no one in India knew what was happening.
India’s Defense Ministry held an emergency press conference to declare:
"If Pakistan stops now, we won’t escalate either."
That was India’s unspoken surrender—proof they had been broken.
This is the same India the world had warned against warmongering. They didn’t listen.
So Pakistan taught them a lesson—in just three hours.
And they understood.
Not just them—every hidden enemy behind them understood too.
A strategy meant to bleed Pakistan over weeks was crushed in hours—and hurled back in the enemy’s face.
They came to watch Pakistan fall—
Instead, India became the spectacle.
Long live the Pakistan Armed Forces.
Pakistan Zindabad.
@Waz @Musings @Oscar
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It seems that due to our leadership weaknesses, we had developed a self-imposed inferiority complex. But in just three hours, the Pakistan Armed Forces reshaped our mindset, the world’s perception, and the history of this region.
There was once a belief:
"Pakistan cannot afford to fight a war for ten days."
That belief has now been transformed into:
"Pakistan could destroy ten countries like India—ten times over—in ten days."
To summarize: In just 3 hours and 45 minutes, Pakistan brought India to the brink of annihilation. And when only a final push was needed to send India tumbling into the abyss, the so-called global "watchdogs"—who had been lounging with Pepsi and Lays, eager for a spectacle—had no choice but to drop everything and intervene.
Some claim Modi called Trump.
Did he, really?
Was Modi’s phone even working?
Was his brain functioning?
Were his senses intact?
When Modi regained consciousness, he must have muttered in confusion:
"Where am I?"
"Who are you?"
"What is this?"
"Am I mad?"
"Are you mad?"
"Huh? Hey… who’s this?"
He must have asked, "Has India been destroyed? Have we reached heaven?"
Then someone likely told him, "No, you were all saved… President Trump arrived just in time."
Trump became their divine savior—now they’ll worship him.
Otherwise, they had no idea where the missiles were coming from or where they struck. What had been obliterated? What, if anything, remained?
And what about that Russian-made "world’s best" defense system?
Where did it go?
What was it doing?
Modi’s entire war strategy rested on three pillars:
1. Rafale jets are invincible.
2. India’s air defense is so impenetrable that not even a bird could breach it.
3. Pakistan couldn’t withstand India for ten days.
All three pillars crumbled in 3 hours and 45 minutes.
- The first pillar (Rafale jets) collapsed on the first day of India’s attack.
- The second pillar (Russian air defense) was obliterated by just two Pakistani aircraft.
How did they do it?
No one could figure it out—and frankly, I still don’t understand how they pulled it off.
That defense system was reportedly capable of engaging 50 jets and 50 missiles simultaneously. Some say it was compromised; others claim it was hacked.
But I salute those Falcons (our pilots) who were told this mission was a one-way trip—yet their orders were clear: "Hit the target before you’re hit."
Not only did they strike their targets—they returned safely. Alhamdulillah.
With India’s greatest "idol" shattered, the entire country lay at the mercy of Pakistani missiles. There was no one left to stop them.
"Pakistan can’t fight for ten days?"
That’s like telling Mike Tyson he can’t last till the third round—he’ll get tired.
Has any boxer ever even seen the third round against Tyson?
His fights ended in the first round—only the referee made it to the three-minute mark. After that, Tyson himself rang the bell.
His opponents would wake up in the hospital and ask the nurse:
"Wasn’t there supposed to be a second round?"
The nurse would reply:
"Technically, yes—but right now, your leg is broken, your arm is fractured in four places, your brain is so traumatized it won’t function properly for years, and your ribs are shattered. You can’t stand in front of anyone right now, let alone Mike Tyson."
"Get treated. Recover first—then think about fighting again."
This is exactly what happened to India.
A total knockout.
In just 3 hours of bombing, Modi lost all control.
- The Rafales were humiliated.
- Despite desperate need, not a single Indian jet dared challenge Pakistan’s JF-17 Thunders.
- Our jets roamed freely in Indian airspace.
- Pakistani drones paralyzed their response.
- Their Russian air defense was destroyed.
- Their military satellites were hacked.
- 70% of India’s power grid was disabled by Pakistani cyber operations.
The situation was so dire that from farmers to the Prime Minister—no one in India knew what was happening.
India’s Defense Ministry held an emergency press conference to declare:
"If Pakistan stops now, we won’t escalate either."
That was India’s unspoken surrender—proof they had been broken.
This is the same India the world had warned against warmongering. They didn’t listen.
So Pakistan taught them a lesson—in just three hours.
And they understood.
Not just them—every hidden enemy behind them understood too.
A strategy meant to bleed Pakistan over weeks was crushed in hours—and hurled back in the enemy’s face.
They came to watch Pakistan fall—
Instead, India became the spectacle.
Long live the Pakistan Armed Forces.
Pakistan Zindabad.
@Waz @Musings @Oscar
pingthis please
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Be dazzled
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Early estimates, 65% of India's brahmos inventory totaled in Bias attack.
HRK
THINK TANK: CONSULTANT
And we were showing retrain ....Wapda takes stock of damage to Neelum-Jhelum dam
Tariq Naqash Published May 9, 2025
A journalist photographs the damaged wall of the Neelum-Jhelum Hydropower Project in Nausari.—AFP
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MUZAFFARABAD: Water and Power Development Authority (Wapda) Chairman retired Lt Gen Sajjad Ghani on Thursday visited the Neelum-Jhelum Hydropower Project (NJHP) dam site to assess damage from Indian shelling and to boost the morale of the staff deployed on-site.
The chairman was informed during a detailed inspection of the weir, de-sanders, and intake that the shelling began at 1:15am on May 7 and continued for approximately six hours, ending at 7:15am.
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The bombardment damaged a hydraulic power unit of an intake gate and reinforced concrete structures at de-sanders 1 and 3. A residential camp and a medical facility, including an ambulance, were also targeted, according to officials.
Mr Ghani “strongly condemned the Indian attack on the power project,” saying international law, including an additional protocol to the Geneva Conventions of Aug 12, 1949, prohibited attacks on water infrastructure, even during full-scale wars between states.
“The coward enemy’s attack is unacceptable and it will be taken up with the respective forums,” he told media at the project site. “It is an act of war which is not acceptable for Pakistan. Even in World War I, World War II and other wars, no one targeted water reservoirs, projects, etc., under norms.”
He said damage to the project’s automated systems could have caused “massive flooding from Muzaffarabad to Mangla”.
“Thank God, our project’s automated system remained safe,” he said. “And had these been affected, there would have been a flood situation from Muzaffarabad to Mangla. Our country escaped a big disaster.”
The Wapda chairman praised the project staff for their “dedication and courage” in taking timely action to protect vital installations. He was accompanied by Muhammad Arfan Miana, acting member for power and chief executive officer of the NJHP Company, as well as the chief engineer and project director, and the chief engineer for operations and maintenance of the project.
A day earlier, ISPR Director General Lt Gen Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry also condemned the attack, describing it as a “flagrant violation of international law and conventions”. He said targeting Pakistan’s water infrastructure “represented a dangerous escalation and posed serious humanitarian and environmental risks.”
The 969MW project completely halted power production at 6am on May 1, 2024, after its remaining two turbines were shut down due to deteriorating conditions in its Headrace Tunnel. The first two turbines had been shut down in early April 2024 following a reduction in tunnel pressure, just days after the project had briefly achieved full generation capacity.
Khalid Hasnain in Lahore also contributed to this report
Published in Dawn, May 9th, 2025
Wapda takes stock of damage to Neelum-Jhelum dam
Attack condemned as "act of war"; damage to systems could have triggered "massive flooding".www.dawn.com
PK781
Trusted Member
Immense pride for being a Pakistani. This was missing for so long. But now we can walk with our heads held high.
even if people in west don't say it, but we know inside their hearts there will be jealousy/hatred, but also respect and admiration for our country and its people/military. Specially for those from developing/poor countries.
however, we must remain prepared as the enemy is hurting and could attack again thinking we've relaxed and let our guard down.....But we rest and take it easy as our Lionheart and valiant forces are forever ready and guarding the country at all times.
PAF, PA, PN, and all others including ISI
Pakistan Military Force Zindabad
Pakistan Zindabad
even if people in west don't say it, but we know inside their hearts there will be jealousy/hatred, but also respect and admiration for our country and its people/military. Specially for those from developing/poor countries.
however, we must remain prepared as the enemy is hurting and could attack again thinking we've relaxed and let our guard down.....But we rest and take it easy as our Lionheart and valiant forces are forever ready and guarding the country at all times.
PAF, PA, PN, and all others including ISI
Pakistan Military Force Zindabad
Pakistan Zindabad
PAKISTANFOREVER
Trusted Member
Pakistan is the ONLY country on earth who can bit*h-slap, humiliate and castrate an enemy that IS MORE THAN 7× bigger than it and has the FULL BACKING of america, the west, russia and israel. NO OTHER nation on earth can achieve that feat. Let that FACT sink in.
NA71
Trusted Member
1. It appears that a fourth US military Cargo liner landed in India ...obviously they are not coming India loaded with grains or toys.
2. IAF officials say Operation is still underway
3. Modi jee is reactivated from yesterday night and announced Operation is still on
5. Indian Air space again closed for Pakistan specific corridors
2. IAF officials say Operation is still underway
3. Modi jee is reactivated from yesterday night and announced Operation is still on
5. Indian Air space again closed for Pakistan specific corridors
PK781
Trusted Member
means war is still on....its a Tapal tea strategic timeout.
InshAllah this time our Navy crushes them to dust and sinks that awful carrier. Also take out their economic hubs and sink IPL forever!
PK781
Trusted Member
hopefully there are discussions with China ongoing about this and a plan developed this time for a full brute retaliation with NO RESTRAINTS.
Go for the ultimate kill this time (to their economy, financial, operations etc).
So that they never get up for 1000 yrs!
Be dazzled
THINK TANK: CONSULTANT
Decades of investment in CCS and ACES is now paying dividends. When it's not raining, they're training. Joint exercises help modify or reshape fighting doctrine.
AZ_HighCountry
INT'L MOD
I do not believe India has the FULL BACKING of the US. Perhaps the Brits. But definitely not us.
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