PakistanLVR
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IDC, they are cockroaches to me. I'll deal with the right-wing white POS on my own, there is no backing these cockroaches or protecting them against the White Trash. They can both catch these hands - and have.
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AZ_HighCountry
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Am surprised this has not been posted yet:
www.twz.com
My PHX-metro home is not far from this airport and not far from it is the Boeing factory in Mesa. I thought I saw an An-124 coming in for a landing on the 30th but didn't pay much attention to it.
What got my attention was the posting of the article and the timing of the events today. Is there any relation? Who knows? I certainly don't.
AH-64 Apaches Make Mysterious Return To U.S. On Their Delivery Flight To India
Undisclosed “logistical issues” meant that the An-124 airlifter transporting the attack helicopters only made it as far as England before turning back. Undisclosed “logistical issues” meant that the An-124 airlifter transporting the attack helicopters only made it as far as England before...
www.twz.com
My PHX-metro home is not far from this airport and not far from it is the Boeing factory in Mesa. I thought I saw an An-124 coming in for a landing on the 30th but didn't pay much attention to it.
What got my attention was the posting of the article and the timing of the events today. Is there any relation? Who knows? I certainly don't.
PakistanLVR
Registered Member
are you a P word too? I smell a H1b fraudiya
Oscar
Moderator
They are stating a logistical issue.Am surprised this has not been posted yet:
AH-64 Apaches Make Mysterious Return To U.S. On Their Delivery Flight To India
Undisclosed “logistical issues” meant that the An-124 airlifter transporting the attack helicopters only made it as far as England before turning back. Undisclosed “logistical issues” meant that the An-124 airlifter transporting the attack helicopters only made it as far as England before...
My PHX-metro home is not far from this airport and not far from it is the Boeing factory in Mesa. I thought I saw an An-124 coming in for a landing on the 30th but didn't pay much attention to it.
What got my attention was the posting of the article and the timing of the events today. Is there any relation? Who knows? I certainly don't.
Could be no overflight permission provided for a different flight path or simply India asked to hold back because of issues with the initial 3 delivered which have been identified.
Although that is a rare thing especially since you signed acceptance and scheduled flights.
AZ_HighCountry
INT'L MOD
Read that and it did cross my mind with RR confirming in a separate conversation regarding a NOTAM NFZ.
Will pay a little closer attention to what is going on out there. May even see them being loaded up to head back out.
kubotabx23
Registered Member
Funny. You should know you're sounding a lot like what you claim to hate.
kimjongun
Registered Member
didnt the attack on the cadet college happened yesterday?..i too have have heard naseemshah house attack story..
Samurai
Registered Member
The problem with Indians is that they hate Pakistan to the core. Its like their whole society has been brainwashed and influenced with years of propaganda and bollywood movies to think Pakistan as a phantom/devil (also religiously) which needs to be eradicated. The only sane voices who talk for peace are very limited and rare. They are not self-aware to ask questions to their govt. (yet they claim to be the largest democracy) and in case of the phantom (Pakistan) they simply remain silent and listen to what their politicians tell them. Even if they know that something is fishy and things don't add up regarding any incident where Pakistan is actually involved and their govt. is lying, they just wish that Pakistan suffer their wrath.
moonaman.varavayi
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First picture of the suicide bomber has been released. Looks as expected:
Oscar
Moderator
Ranveer Singh with a beard and wearing Prada Red second copy eyeglasses?First picture of the suicide bomber has been released. Looks as expected:
Great Mal
Trusted Member
India has had a religious and economic revival after a long rule of various dynasties over a majority Hindu population has left a bitter taste which wont go away for a long time.
Pakistan should be equal in hate for Indians, the reason we always get caught behind Indians is that they are competing and trying to beat us in every metric to prove a point. Whilst Pakistani population and Government in general nowadays are essentially lousy clowns who get slapped around for a coin.
India is a militant Hindutva state masquerading as a democracy with an upcoming strong economy. You need to see it as it is, a threat and a militant nation which should be dealt with a stern hand. Not lousy peace deals.
ejaz007
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Indian police invoke ‘terrorism’ law after Delhi blast kills nine people
Local television channels report that at least 20 people have been wounded in blast near the Lal Quila underground metro station.
Security officers inspect the scene of a car explosion near the historic Red Fort in Delhi, India, on November 10, 2025 [Manish Swarup/ AP Photo]
By Al Jazeera Staff and News Agencies
Published On 10 Nov 202510 Nov 2025
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Police in the Indian capital territory of Delhi have invoked an “anti-terror” law as they probe a deadly car explosion near the historic Red Fort on Monday, in which at least nine people were killed, local media reported.
Indian television channels reported that at least 20 people were also wounded in the blast.
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Indian Minister of Home Affairs Amit Shah, who visited the site of the blast as well as Lok Nayak Hospital where the dead and injured were taken, promised an in-depth probe into the incident.
“We are exploring all possibilities and will conduct a thorough investigation, taking all possibilities into account. All options will be investigated immediately, and we will present the results to the public,” Shah said.
But by Tuesday morning, police appeared to be focusing on the possibility that the explosion was an intentional act, rather than an accident. Multiple Indian news agencies reported that the Delhi Police had registered a case under the Unlawful Activities Prevention Act (UAPA), the country’s main law to combat acts of alleged terrorism, and the Explosives Act, which punishes the illegal purchase and use of incendiary materials.
Officially, though, law enforcement agencies had not pinpointed a cause for the explosion, which occurred near the underground metro station at the popular tourist destination, also known as the Lal Quila.
The neighbouring Uttar Pradesh region and India’s financial capital, Mumbai, were placed on high security alert in the wake of the incident, Indian media reported. So too were nearby sites, including Indira Gandhi International airport, according to a statement by India’s central police force.
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In videos shared online, the wreckage of several cars could be seen on a congested street in the old quarter of Delhi as police poured into the area to secure it and push back gathering crowds.
The explosion caused six vehicles and three autorickshaws to catch fire, according to New Delhi’s deputy fire chief.
Delhi Police Commissioner Satish Golcha said the blast happened shortly before 7pm (13:30 GMT).
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“A slow-moving vehicle stopped at a red light. An explosion happened in that vehicle, and due to the explosion, nearby vehicles were also damaged,” he told reporters, adding that the situation was being monitored.
Speaking to Al Jazeera, Nazish Malik said his brother-in-law, Mohsin, an e-rickshaw driver, was missing after the blast.
“After more than a hundred calls on his phone, finally someone answered and said that the phone is at the police post at the Red Fort and your relative has been taken to Lok Nayak Hospital,” Malik said.
“When we heard that, we rushed here and got here around 8.30pm. My brother was already here. I got here late, but found that the security was so tight, they are not permitting us to go inside,” he added.
“At least announce who is critical and who is dead. You can at least inform that bit,” he said.
Red Fort blast raises security concerns
The 17th-century Mughal-era Red Fort, which was formerly an imperial palace, is a major tourist attraction.Speaking to Al Jazeera, independent journalist Amit Baruah described the area as “one of the most crowded parts of the city”, something he said made it “vulnerable” to attacks.
“It shatters the calm of the capital city,” said Baruah, who noted that Delhi had not experienced a blast like Monday’s in recent memory.
“This is an incident that will definitely cause concern to ordinary people living not just in that area but around,” he noted.
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi offered his sympathies to the families of the victims.
“Condolences to those who have lost their loved ones in the blast in Delhi earlier this evening. May the injured recover at the earliest,” Modi wrote on X.
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Indian police invoke ‘terrorism’ law after Delhi blast kills nine people
Local television channels report at least 20 people have been wounded in blast near Lal Quila underground metro station.
Samurai
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"Whilst Pakistani population and Government in general nowadays are essentially lousy clowns who get slapped around for a coin."
If after all these years our people, politicians and establishment doesn't learn and still carry out the same stupid politics and policies of ruling elites thumping down on the masses getting rich, then seriously Pakistan should give up and call it quits with India.
شَاھِین شَاہِ لَولَاک
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u fogot to mention lifetime immunity, lifetime army command and lifetime unlimited perks son
Starlord
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whoever cut his hair did the real terrorism.First picture of the suicide bomber has been released. Looks as expected:
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