Pakistan-India Conflict 2025: News Updates and Discussion

[Dalit]

"Strategic patience"

Every nation that adopted the above mentioned policy got bombed.
I find it very disturbing that our generals call for "restraint"in the midst of a war. Relentless hammering should be the go to option.

Indians today feel emboldened by multiple factors, the major one imo is our response's predictability. For the time being we should behave absolutely crazy when dealing with indians, otherwise they'll up the ante everytime.

It is going to happen sooner or later. Whether we like it or not.

 

[RescueRanger]

"Strategic patience"

I am going to save that one.

 

[kambhakt]

We are waiting and preparing for the jeets. If anything, the conflicts around the world should jolt the leaders of Pakistan and wake them up from slumber.

The time of waiting is over. It is the time o be proactive.

 

[TopGun786]

Not a reliable source.
Phase 2 will begin after Trump visit in August or September.

Jeets ki "choti choti khushiyan"

 

[Mighty_Dragon_Strike]

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meanwhile, business as usual.

 

[RescueRanger]

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meanwhile, business as usual.

aur kuch ho na ho, inki fati hai. They eat, sleep, breathe Pakistan.

Meanwhile Pakistanis

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[krash]

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From 09.07 Indian air craft losses.

Professor Boink lists;
1. Rafale
2. Mig 29
3. SU-30MKI
Potentially two more as well.....
@Assault Rifle

I don't know if this has already been posted here or not but this Indian source ends the debate.

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[Yasser76]

Did PAF not state we would have a ceremony end of June to honour the pilots of No15 Sqd for 7th May?

 

[Assault Rifle]

Worlds's top military aviation magazine Air Forces Monthly article on IAF strikes in their latest issue.

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A close call

Babak Taghvaee looks at the role air power played in the May...

www.key.aero

Alan Warnes is chief editor of AFM.

 

[Yasser76]

Worlds's top military aviation magazine Air Forces Monthly article on IAF strikes in their latest issue.

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A close call

Babak Taghvaee looks at the role air power played in the May...

www.key.aero

Alan Warnes is chief editor of AFM.

Yup, and next issue will outline Pakistan side of story, good to know you value AFM as a source, so then when the next issue they are working on comes out we can have this chat again....

 

[Psyko70]

Worlds's top military aviation magazine Air Forces Monthly article on IAF strikes in their latest issue.

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A close call

Babak Taghvaee looks at the role air power played in the May...

www.key.aero

Alan Warnes is chief editor of AFM.

We never declined damages but the places hit does not mean all were destroyed. Now lets see what alan warnes has to say about losses of india.

Remember alan warnes easily visits pak installations and not india, so expect limited knowledge on indian losses.

 

[Yasser76]

We never declined damages but the places hit does not mean all were destroyed. Now lets see what alan warnes has to say about losses of india.

Remember alan warnes easily visits pak installations and not india, so expect limited knowledge on indian losses.

Warnesy will be getting the inside story. Easiest thing to do was to write an article quickly and get it to print in the July issue (one that is out now), I suspect that he may have been invited to visit Pakistan so he can get a big scoop and the inside story. PAF trust him.

Also goes to show the openess of PAF. IAF would never give a western journo such access. I cannot wait as I suspect much of what he will be shown is something non of us have seen online yet

 

[TAC]

Worlds's top military aviation magazine Air Forces Monthly article on IAF strikes in their latest issue.

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A close call

Babak Taghvaee looks at the role air power played in the May...

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Alan Warnes is chief editor of AFM.

Just in case u missed it, look at page 7 of the very same issue where Alan Warnes himself writes a news report which confirms 4 IAF jets downed at least and is rather supportive of PAF’s 3 Ra-fails claim — which would total 6 For once we agree, ‘Worlds top military aviation magazine’

 

[El Sidd]

72 hours.

Wrap this white knight save the Semites in 72 hours and get back to India.

 

[Assault Rifle]

Just in case u missed it, look at page 7 of the very same issue where Alan Warnes himself writes a news report which confirms 4 IAF jets downed at least and is rather supportive of PAF’s 3 Ra-fails claim — which would total 6 For once we agree, ‘Worlds top military aviation magazine’

In the same article he said 2019 Su-30 claim by PAF is not proved.