Pakistan-India Conflict 2025: News Updates and Discussion

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The use of P-8s by IN and if ever integrated with IAF through Datalink for different EW role should be interesting. India has kept IN out of the scene after they attempted to take out the IN aircraft carrier two times.

An aircraft carrier is a massively embarrassing loss if it occurs. After JFT struck S-400 radar with CM-400, the Indians had realized that IN ships especially the aircraft carrier will be hunted by PAF's 2nd and 8th squadrons.
 
It seems India is engaging in a risky strategy ahead of the elections. Pakistan is likely monitoring the situation carefully, and if a strike appears imminent, I hope Pakistan takes the initiative and strikes hard and fast.
 
Hayabusa said:
It seems India is engaging in a risky strategy ahead of the elections. Pakistan is likely monitoring the situation carefully, and if a strike appears imminent, I hope Pakistan takes the initiative and strikes hard and fast.
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Still waiting for a reply for my post from Indian members...

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Post in thread 'I find the IAF Chief’s claim about Operation Sindoor hard to accept: Pravin Sawhney'

8 x Indian politicians died in 2025 and now new ones will be selected in the november 2025 elections. But 8 deaths in 2025, with the latest death a few days ago seems suspicious.

2025 elections in India - Wikipedia

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Ops Sindoor (Part 2) is expected before Nov 2025 elections ?
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Signalian said:
The use of P-8s by IN and if ever integrated with IAF through Datalink for different EW role should be interesting. India has kept IN out of the scene after they attempted to take out the IN aircraft carrier two times.

An aircraft carrier is a massively embarrassing loss if it occurs. After JFT struck S-400 radar with CM-400, the Indians had realized that IN ships especially the aircraft carrier will be hunted by PAF's 2nd and 8th squadrons.
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Radar signature of a Boeing jet, I guess should be smaller than SU 30 MKI!
bec of. EW
 
Mighty_Dragon_Strike said:
Radar signature of a Boeing jet, I guess should be smaller than SU 30 MKI!
bec of. EW
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P8's could have been employed similar to PAF's DA-20 for standoff jamming and could have supported Rafales through common data link as both have NATO standard compatible equipment. IN played almost a negligible role but maybe sub launched missiles will play a role in the next conflict.

PN and PAF kept a larger IN and IAF at bay. Imagine all the firepower of IN sitting idle throughout the conflict. In some other thread I had mentioned that JFT and then Mirage-V have been optimized by PAF for long rage strikes and that's what keeps Indian military held at a distance. JFT was deployed for taking out a motorized radar (S-400) and then a stationary target (brahmos storage).

Probably India will now consider moving their assets towards the Bangladeshi border to stay out of reach of PAF long range strikes, but PN submarines as well as surface strike BMs can reach that zone.
 
Signalian said:
The use of P-8s by IN and if ever integrated with IAF through Datalink for different EW role should be interesting. India has kept IN out of the scene after they attempted to take out the IN aircraft carrier two times.

An aircraft carrier is a massively embarrassing loss if it occurs. After JFT struck S-400 radar with CM-400, the Indians had realized that IN ships especially the aircraft carrier will be hunted by PAF's 2nd and 8th squadrons.
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Starting about this part of the video, retired Pakistan Airforce official Mr. Khalid Chisti is talking about how Pakistan has a plan to tackle the Indian aircraft carrier Vikrant. I highly admire Mr. Chisti; he gives due credit to the enemy and also has some 'inside' info about Pakistan's capabilities, which I don't like him or other retired ones to have!
Anyway, doesn't look like INS Vikrant gives India enough advantage at this point.
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I guess there are only two things that is a possibility.

1) India will carry out air raids somewhere else but if it sees reaction from pakistani side then they will give go ahead to this indian command near sindh and they will actually invade, possibly capturing runn of kutch. they want to come as closer to karachi as possible.

2) May be smoke and mirrors and may be not. They might invade directly under this command near sindh. Aerial assets close to sindh suggest bombardment of strategic places inside sindh. PAF and IAF will be too close and within range of each other and might quickly find firing solutions.

Whatever it's, it's coming and i am expecting Indian navy role so their intention is probably runn of kutch to baden or to karachi. They know the importance of karachi port. I am expecting drone attacks on energy infrastructure. These guys are monitoring Ukraine russia conflict closely and trying to copy it.
 
Mighty_Dragon_Strike said:
Fatty located!

try not to laugh!

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The noticeable points are:

1. Missing SP Artillery
2. Missing ATGM BMP2
3. Missing Radar for SAM for monitoring and tracking.
4. Drones are winged and rotary for small range Ops, relays, attacks. Not Predator sized.
5. 4x4 with LMGs/HMGs - what is their purpose ? Recon ? Drone Ops ? mortar carrier ?
6. Two types of MBTs. T-90 and Arjun. Is that beneficial for a single formation as they have different gun ? 120mm and 125mm.
 
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