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beyond Pakistani accounts there is no evidence that Indians are involvedView attachment 129278
I was randomly reading the thread that came out earlier this year called ´´
Iran announces visa-free policy for Indian tourists
In that thread there is almost a prophetic warning to Persian Gulf by a member called @battlion25 and almost awkwardly and precisely got it right and describes what an influx of Indians will do to security of Iran.. It´s strange
Iran announces visa-free policy for Indian tourists for up to 15 days
Iran has officially implemented a visa-free policy for Indian tourists, which came into effect on February 4. This strategic move is aimed at fostering cultural exchanges and boosting the tourism sector in Iran.
Indian nationals with ordinary passports can now enter Iran without a visa, provided they arrive by air. The visa exemption allows for a stay of up to 15 days, which cannot be extended, and is applicable once every six months.
"Individuals holding ordinary passports will be allowed to enter the country...
- agidest
- Replies: 124
- Forum: India & South Asia Affairs
@battalion25View attachment 129278
I was randomly reading the thread that came out earlier this year called ´´
Iran announces visa-free policy for Indian tourists
In that thread there is almost a prophetic warning to Persian Gulf by a member called @battlion25 and almost awkwardly and precisely got it right and describes what an influx of Indians will do to security of Iran.. It´s strange
Iran announces visa-free policy for Indian tourists for up to 15 days
Iran has officially implemented a visa-free policy for Indian tourists, which came into effect on February 4. This strategic move is aimed at fostering cultural exchanges and boosting the tourism sector in Iran.
Indian nationals with ordinary passports can now enter Iran without a visa, provided they arrive by air. The visa exemption allows for a stay of up to 15 days, which cannot be extended, and is applicable once every six months.
"Individuals holding ordinary passports will be allowed to enter the country...
- agidest
- Replies: 124
- Forum: India & South Asia Affairs

i only see nilgiri guy, always ready to block anti-india threads under the guise of forum rules...View attachment 129278
I was randomly reading the thread that came out earlier this year called ´´
Iran announces visa-free policy for Indian tourists
In that thread there is almost a prophetic warning to Persian Gulf by a member called @battlion25 and almost awkwardly and precisely got it right and describes what an influx of Indians will do to security of Iran.. It´s strange
Iran announces visa-free policy for Indian tourists for up to 15 days
Iran has officially implemented a visa-free policy for Indian tourists, which came into effect on February 4. This strategic move is aimed at fostering cultural exchanges and boosting the tourism sector in Iran.
Indian nationals with ordinary passports can now enter Iran without a visa, provided they arrive by air. The visa exemption allows for a stay of up to 15 days, which cannot be extended, and is applicable once every six months.
"Individuals holding ordinary passports will be allowed to enter the country...
- agidest
- Replies: 124
- Forum: India & South Asia Affairs
beyond Pakistani accounts there is no evidence that Indians are involved
most of the people caught as spies are Iranian
Drumroll for Uncle TomUK Foreign secretary travelling to Washington for talks with US counterpart
David Lammy is travelling to Washington for talks with his US counterpart Marco Rubio.
The foreign secretary will meet the US secretary of state after Donald Trump said he was considering whether to join Israeli strikes against Iran.
This day and age, secure video not good enough?UK Foreign secretary travelling to Washington for talks with US counterpart
David Lammy is travelling to Washington for talks with his US counterpart Marco Rubio.
The foreign secretary will meet the US secretary of state after Donald Trump said he was considering whether to join Israeli strikes against Iran.
The Iranians themselves here were laughing at the stupidity of the government and the holes in the defence and intelligence! And you're blaming me? Do you think Iran's leaders handled everything well the last 15 years? Spending all their money in missiles and UAVs and proxies,while doing little to create a modern Air Force and cooperate with China and Russia more?I did, and regardless, it is Irrelevant to the current conflict. All the posts I've seen from you the past few days were about how bad the IRI regime is while Israelis are illegally attacking them. The obvious Zio propaganda is blatant.
so you mean to say, for 2$ job work, they are now giving up 10$..Just saw a live report on Aljzeera saying that current interceptions are likely being done by THAAD, which can do exoatmospheric interceptions, long before the missiles start their downwards trajectory. Israeli AD were clearly failing against Iranian hypersonics. The ones that were falling down like super-fast meteorites.
So US has probably deployed THAAD to take them out high in the atmosphere. That is why the Iranian missiles appear so small and just flicker out rather than exploding (there is no oxygen in the near-space environment, for a large explosion of Missile). Although, I read a report in National Interest today, saying that US is now running out of THAAD missiles as well, likely in the coming 2 - 3 days.
I wonder what Munira gets for his best Jalebi recipe.Did trump make a deal with munira?
What could our airforce do? Have you seen how many planes USAF has? Get realThe Iranians themselves here were laughing at the stupidity of the government and the holes in the defence and intelligence! And you're blaming me? Do you think Iran's leaders handled everything well the last 15 years? Spending all their money in missiles and UAVs and proxies,while doing little to create a modern Air Force and cooperate with China and Russia more?