Pakistan-India Conflict 2025: News Updates and Discussion
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Abdul q
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hasn2009
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Bollywood was unhappy with the indian media performance for not downing any jets and reverting from claims of occupying Lahore seaport etc.Chlo script puri hoi finally new movie ki…
Akshay Kumar will be happy now
hussain0216
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hydrabadi_arab
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PK781
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i hope and pray it fails , inshAllah.
TAC
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No matter how much they say the number they lost ‘doesn’t matter’, no matter how much they wriggle, squirm and lie nothing is going to change the humiliation India and the IAF in particular got. The Chinese weapons they dismissed as cheap and useless beat the crap out of their most prized possessions. How much will it hurt them every time they think of the JF-17 shooting down one of their top jets while the Tejas was nowhere to be seen? How much will it hurt every time they look at another Ra-fail or Su30kia.
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Indian military chief acknowledges loss of fighter jets in May conflict with Pakistan | CNN
India’s military has acknowledged for the first time that an unspecified number of its fighter jets were shot down during strikes on Pakistani-controlled territory amid intense fighting between the neighbors in early May.
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PakShaheen_79
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Extremely lame excuse. Listen to Quwa podcast. Read NYT report. On 10th May India screwed us way more then we did. Not only we took physical damages, we provided enemy enough PR explosive which they are using daily and we don't have anything to respond. BTW, what is stopping them now when hostilities are over and withdrawal of forces has taken place?
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Black__Bird
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Pakistan’s Fifth-Domain Weapon: Cyber Command’s Role in Modern War
The Pakistan Air Force Cyber Command is a specialized operational force developed to secure, control, and weaponize cyberspace as a modern battlefield.
It plays a critical role in protecting the Military digital infrastructure, including fighter aircraft data links, radar networks, satellite communications, and command-and-control systems. More than just a defensive shield, it serves as a strategic offensive unit capable of launching real-time cyber strikes against enemy networks during conflict.
In actual wartime engagement with India, the PAF Cyber Command demonstrated its ability to degrade enemy capability without crossing physical borders. It jammed Indian Air Force radar systems and disrupted encrypted communications between Indian aircraft and ground stations, limiting coordination and delaying their airborne response.
At the same time, Pakistani cyber units penetrated surveillance systems at key Indian military installations, gaining unauthorized access to live video and audio feeds. This allowed Pakistani intelligence teams to monitor Indian command briefings and troop movement in real time, offering a significant edge in situational awareness and strategic planning.
Further intensifying its impact, the Cyber Command executed precision attacks on Indian military-linked power grids. These cyber strikes resulted in temporary blackouts at forward airbases and logistics hubs in northern India, disrupting aircraft maintenance cycles, fuel supply operations, and overall base functionality.
These operations were coordinated with conventional military activity, multiplying their effectiveness and creating confusion and delay in India’s command structure during the critical early hours of conflict.
Looking to the future, the PAF Cyber Command is expected to become a central pillar of Pakistan’s integrated warfighting strategy. As the battlefield continues to expand into space, data, and electromagnetic domains, the Cyber Command will likely play a leading role in shaping outcomes before any missile is launched or jet takes off.
Future operations may include neutralizing enemy satellite surveillance, disrupting automated defense systems, and coordinating with AI-driven platforms for real-time cyber-kinetic effects.
With this evolving capability, Pakistan is building a credible cyber deterrent that ensures no adversary can count on digital superiority. The command’s continued development marks Pakistan’s serious commitment to mastering warfare in the era where data is as decisive as firepower.
5:43 AM · Jun 1, 2025
@Blaxk__Bird
Pakistan’s Fifth-Domain Weapon: Cyber Command’s Role in Modern War
The Pakistan Air Force Cyber Command is a specialized operational force developed to secure, control, and weaponize cyberspace as a modern battlefield.
It plays a critical role in protecting the Military digital infrastructure, including fighter aircraft data links, radar networks, satellite communications, and command-and-control systems. More than just a defensive shield, it serves as a strategic offensive unit capable of launching real-time cyber strikes against enemy networks during conflict.
In actual wartime engagement with India, the PAF Cyber Command demonstrated its ability to degrade enemy capability without crossing physical borders. It jammed Indian Air Force radar systems and disrupted encrypted communications between Indian aircraft and ground stations, limiting coordination and delaying their airborne response.
At the same time, Pakistani cyber units penetrated surveillance systems at key Indian military installations, gaining unauthorized access to live video and audio feeds. This allowed Pakistani intelligence teams to monitor Indian command briefings and troop movement in real time, offering a significant edge in situational awareness and strategic planning.
Further intensifying its impact, the Cyber Command executed precision attacks on Indian military-linked power grids. These cyber strikes resulted in temporary blackouts at forward airbases and logistics hubs in northern India, disrupting aircraft maintenance cycles, fuel supply operations, and overall base functionality.
These operations were coordinated with conventional military activity, multiplying their effectiveness and creating confusion and delay in India’s command structure during the critical early hours of conflict.
Looking to the future, the PAF Cyber Command is expected to become a central pillar of Pakistan’s integrated warfighting strategy. As the battlefield continues to expand into space, data, and electromagnetic domains, the Cyber Command will likely play a leading role in shaping outcomes before any missile is launched or jet takes off.
Future operations may include neutralizing enemy satellite surveillance, disrupting automated defense systems, and coordinating with AI-driven platforms for real-time cyber-kinetic effects.
With this evolving capability, Pakistan is building a credible cyber deterrent that ensures no adversary can count on digital superiority. The command’s continued development marks Pakistan’s serious commitment to mastering warfare in the era where data is as decisive as firepower.
5:43 AM · Jun 1, 2025
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