What pummeling ? Are you talking about the jets down? Yes agreed that was pummeling but Paf stopped that anyway after May 7. Or are you talking about missiles attacking Indian bases? If they is the case then any neutral non Indian and non Pakistan source will tell you that both sides did minimal damage and Indians did slightly more with their Brahmos. There is no satellite image of Pakistani missiles pumelli g Indian bases
Pakistan was not going to stop and launch a bigger attack soon. We already had targeted the forward bases, now was time for Agra and Ambala, the home of Rafales. Indians knew this and given the large area and high number of targets there was no hiding from this. That is why Indians accepted the ceasefire.
We will know when PAF confirms it, otherwise its all authentic rumors.
Correction : #29
Your logic does not make sense. Paf did not fly much post May 7 and the only activity was from PA with fateh launches but I did not see any major damage from fateh. Indians figured out how to intercept them and they are not as fast as Brahmos so easier to intercept. It was Paf that was vulnerable to Brahmos. Indians put a crater right where the two runways intersect in sargodha .:while thst is not huge it still shows that they can accurately pinpoint brahmos. They also did damage to nur khan and bholari. So we had more to lose if Brahmos continued. Now if Paf was active post may 7 and started attacking Indian airfields with f16s and jf17s then yes Indians would have seen damage but there would have been the risk of Paf losing aircraft and pilots and the national embarrassment. So I think both India and Pakistan may have felt vulnerable and hence both wanted to stop. It is incorrect to say that only India felt that it could be pummeled if the war continued. Just my 2 c
Your logic does not make sense. Paf did not fly much post May 7 and the only activity was from PA with fateh launches but I did not see any major damage from fateh. Indians figured out how to intercept them and they are not as fast as Brahmos so easier to intercept. It was Paf that was vulnerable to Brahmos. Indians put a crater right where the two runways intersect in sargodha .:while thst is not huge it still shows that they can accurately pinpoint brahmos. They also did damage to nur khan and bholari. So we had more to lose if Brahmos continued. Now if Paf was active post may 7 and started attacking Indian airfields with f16s and jf17s then yes Indians would have seen damage but there would have been the risk of Paf losing aircraft and pilots and the national embarrassment. So I think both India and Pakistan may have felt vulnerable and hence both wanted to stop. It is incorrect to say that only India felt that it could be pummeled if the war continued. Just my 2 c
