Indian false flag and current Indo-Pak stand-off updates

[Tamerlane]

Looking at India’s main stock exchange, NSE, it seems to have gone up by around 6% in the last week or so. It’s got a market capitalization of US$ 5 trillion, which means that it’s added up to US$ 300 billion in value.

Compare that to Pakistan’s main exchange, PSX, which has a measly value of US$ 51 billion which is only 1% of India’s and it’s been falling since the conflict started.

So, while Pakistanis are fixated on the border the country is already losing the economic war. The baniyas are making good money while we wait for them to attack.

 

[Dalit]

Looking at India’s main stock exchange, NSE, it seems to have gone up by around 6% in the last week or so. It’s got a market capitalization of US$ 5 trillion, which means that it’s added up to US$ 300 billion in value.

Compare that to Pakistan’s main exchange, PSX, which has a measly value of US$ 51 billion which is only 1% of India’s and it’s been falling since the conflict started.

So, while Pakistanis are fixated on the border the country is already losing the economic war. The baniyas are making good money while we wait for them to attack.

Very well observed.

 

[Raj-Hindustani]

The news is Astra 2 missiles in limited (SLP) numbers with su 30 mki, entered service quietly - it will be game changer for overall su30 mki fighters.

It has range 160 km, AESA, new seeker - if it's ture, will be make good changes for IAF, and share the load with Rafale in BVRAAM fight

 

[Dalit]

News is Astra 2 missiles with limited numbers with su 30 mki, entered service quietly - it will be game changer for overall su30 mki fighters.

It has range 160 km, AESA, new seeker - if it's ture, will be make good changes for IAF, and decrease the loan from Rafale.

This topic isn't about Indian missiles. Remain on topic.

 

[CallSignMaverick]

Why Najam needs to calm down?

Because of his funny "undocumented economy" claims, along with boastful "we are wealthier than thou" claims which are obvious delusions.

Najam needs to calm down? You are stealing our water.

He's talking about economy not water

 

[Raj-Hindustani]

This topic isn't about Indian missiles. Remain on topic.

I understand — but even Pakistani members have mentioned Chinese weapons and missile supplies there. If that wasn’t considered off-topic, then this shouldn’t be either. Because it's related to impact on potential war

 

[HRK]

Those Pakistanis who think active war was the only objective India wanted to punish Pakistan and they are taunting Indian member on this platform and on other social media platforms for the delayed military attack on Pakistan MUST keep in mind India has suspended IWT unilaterally which is an ACT OF WAR and it is still in suspension as per their official stance and and no one from international community (other then traditional allies of Pakistan) even World Bank who was the guarantor of IWT has issued any condemnation or even opposed the idea of suspension of IWT.

So in short India has won half of the targeted objective of it's strategy without even start of an active war.

So defusion of the current tension without India officially back tracking the IWT suspension is an perpetual existential threat and strategic DEFEAT for Pakistan.

WE need to escalate the matter to the point where either India revoke the suspension and give assurance to adherence to IWT unconditionally or we must accept dissolution of Pakistan as an state

 

[Path-Finder]

Looking at India’s main stock exchange, NSE, it seems to have gone up by around 6% in the last week or so. It’s got a market capitalization of US$ 5 trillion, which means that it’s added up to US$ 300 billion in value.

Compare that to Pakistan’s main exchange, PSX, which has a measly value of US$ 51 billion which is only 1% of India’s and it’s been falling since the conflict started.

So, while Pakistanis are fixated on the border the country is already losing the economic war. The baniyas are making good money while we wait for them to attack.

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[hydrabadi_arab]

suspended IWT unilaterally which is an ACT OF WAR

Not really, India first need to build something that will divert or stop water. Before that going nuclear on India wouldn't make sense.

 

[Tejas Spokesman]

"Consequently, it is no longer a question if kinetic military options will be exercised but when, while the public messaging was also clearly meant to keep Pakistan on tenterhooks. "The plans for punitive strikes and the graded dynamic response strategy are already in place. It won't be a knee-jerk response but a calculated, credible and calibrated one under the threshold of a full-fledged conflict," a senior officer told

Pahalgam attack aftermath: Hit-back set to be calibrated, short of full-fledged conflict | India News - The Times of India

India News: Following the Pahalgam massacre, India is considering punitive military actions against Pakistan, focusing on long-range strikes without crossing the

timesofindia.indiatimes.com

 

[Dalit]

I understand — but even Pakistani members have mentioned Chinese weapons and missile supplies there. If that wasn’t considered off-topic, then this shouldn’t be either. Because it's related to impact on potential war

Don't pollute this topic with ordinary information about Indian missiles.

 

[Tejas Spokesman]

So it's going to be long range strikes

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[Dalit]

"Consequently, it is no longer a question if kinetic military options will be exercised but when, while the public messaging was also clearly meant to keep Pakistan on tenterhooks. "The plans for punitive strikes and the graded dynamic response strategy are already in place. It won't be a knee-jerk response but a calculated, credible and calibrated one under the threshold of a full-fledged conflict," a senior officer told

Pahalgam attack aftermath: Hit-back set to be calibrated, short of full-fledged conflict | India News - The Times of India

India News: Following the Pahalgam massacre, India is considering punitive military actions against Pakistan, focusing on long-range strikes without crossing the

timesofindia.indiatimes.com

Rubbish. Absolutely rubbish. Indians are doing a massive U-turn from we will teach Pakistan a lesson and carve it up in separate pieces to limited surgical strike. This was expected from Hindustan.

As I had predicted, this will be another waste of time.

 

[hydrabadi_arab]

So it's going to be long range strikes

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In that case say good bye to Delhi, Mumbai etc

 

[Prognostications]

Rubbish. Absolutely rubbish. Indians are doing a massive U-turn from we will teach Pakistan a lesson and carve it up in separate pieces to limited surgical strike. This was expected from Hindustan.

As I had predicted, this will be another waste of time.

Our limited objective is to prevent such attacks in future

So any calibrated action is to deliver the message that Attacks on India will be responded to