Pakistan-India Conflict 2025: News Updates and Discussion

side-winder said:
Seems Akash system didn't prove its worth. Indian deputy COAS also admitted that some indigenous AD systems didn't perform well.

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Brazil halts negotiations with India for Akash missile, turns to European alternative with longer range

Brazil has reportedly stopped talks with India regarding the Akash missile system. Instead, Brazil is now considering a deal with MBDA for its EMADS. The decision came despite India offering several defence platforms. Brazil's shift is due to EMADS' longer range and proven performance. The...
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The Indians presented Brazil with the most useless version of the Akash, with a range of 20 km and below the Brazilian army's requirements.

The Brazilian army is now targeting MBDA's EMADS.
 
Assault Rifle said:
The only metric that matters in a conflict is number of casualties (after sq km of territory captured which was itreleavnt in this conflict)

By PAFs own admission, 6 personnel including an officer were killed.
Whereas on the IAF Side only one nursing sergeant was killed.

That itself shows which side got more damage
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So you are admitting India lost Galwan as India lost territory?
 
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interesting to note how a comms tower, smoke plume, explosive blasts, and a 'conveniently placed observer' complete this video.

i wouldn't call this a coincidence!
 
Vkdindian1 said:
but a flop show thereafter.
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yup... like operation tandoor... india begged for peace, Pakistan did not condemned and IAF is a butt of ridicule around the world.

congrats ... you have a real idiot military has been losing every tactical battle since kargil
 
Mighty_Dragon_Strike said:
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interesting to note how a comms tower, smoke plume, explosive blasts, and a 'conveniently placed observer' complete this video.

i wouldn't call this a coincidence!
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Saar I only believe in images, no videos.
 
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An Indian source: a retired AD officer.
 
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New reports of launchpads active etc, typical Indian army propaganda to start another conflict. Something will happen again. it's about time. A series of conflicts to test Pakistani response so that a much bigger war can be planned. They are playing mind games. We should cross all limits this time. No mercy.

Only thing that i am worried about is width. Where we can fall back? We can't protect our assets by taking them deep inside Pakistan because there is no depth. We should talk to Iran. This is why i wanted Pakistan to annext large parts of Afghanistan. Right now, we can't land anywhere in afghanistan because it's too hostile. We can't fly low as these Talibans might have manpads.

We should ask Iran if we can use their airspace to go deep and to protect from possible lock on our important assets.We have to think about another conflict in a broader sense. We have to study nearby countries so that in case of war, we can protect our assets as well.
 
PakShaheen_79 said:
Now you are getting agitated. But why really? Don't worry about the size of my brain or its tiny power, just plaster some sat images or clear video of material destruction (Not 10KM away plume of dark smoke) and shut me up! Easy
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You seem to be extremely obsessed with satellite images. Unfortunately, for the likes of you, the Pak military doesn't pander to some random guy on a forum. Note that it took over a month for the PAF to release details of operation Swift Retort, and it's taken them over two months to verify the kill of a fourth Rafale. You've seen that the PAF and military has access to hi res sat intel, perhaps even in real time, and there could be a whole range of reasons for not disclosing such things. Not also that the images used to show destruction of the S400 were made deliberately low res. There's all sorts of reasons for this, sometimes not saying anything can be just as useful. What is important is the both the Pak military and indians know what happened. If you want to believe the Pak response was ineffective, you're perfectly happy to do so. The indians in the meantime are shouting off their mouths and making themselves look like clowns, let them, but they know what happened.
 
BonPlan said:
Not specially a question of birds downed. PAF was unable to air support the pak troups on ground. It was the IAF goal.
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A Frenchman would naturally only defend Mirage2000 and Rafael and move on. I asked you to rate IAF from zero to 10 and here you are still talking about Kargil.
No wonder why indians are worlds biggest pathological liars.
 
Assault Rifle said:
The only metric that matters in a conflict is number of casualties (after sq km of territory captured which was itreleavnt in this conflict)

By PAFs own admission, 6 personnel including an officer were killed.
Whereas on the IAF Side only one nursing sergeant was killed.

That itself shows which side got more damage
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It turns out Indian nurse was more brave then Indian soldiers who were hiding in bunkers.
 
OK guys , this Tweet may have been posted before but now after conferring with the source, who is very much involved with the Pakistan Air Force, I'm posting his open challenge to the Indian Air Force.
Also a word for Indian security advisor Ajit Doval who is demanding a single image relating to Pakistani attacks, well Mr Doval charity begins at home, why don't you people line up all your Rafales to be counted and acknowledged thus throughly humilating PAF or rather putting an end to your own humiliation .

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