No you loser, have you forgotten the humiliated and defeated faces of your so called IAF officers, waving that piece of AMRAAM and crying to America for getting hammered by the American weapon۔
Not even the Somalian airforce would go down this low .
And a big LOL for your pea size brainpower ' if closing the airspace would keep any aggressor away then perhaps Sadam any country would exercise this as an option.
Do Pakistan or for that matter India need each others permission to attack other.
And yea, it was only after your airforce miserably failed to deliver and defend, Modi realised it thus tried his brinkmanship with missiles.
The radio intercepts of SU-30 pilot screaming mayday as his second turbine exploded is indeed very satisfying for any airforce.
Oh boy, where do I even start with this mess? Your attempt at throwing shade is as misplaced as those AMRAAMs your air force blindly launched into thin air, hitting nothing but their own egos. Let’s break down this fantasy of yours, bit by bit, and sprinkle in some
reality for good measure.
First, let’s address your obsession with that AMRAAM. You fired one of the most advanced missiles in your inventory, right? And what did it do? Absolutely nothing. While your F-16 pilots terribly missed their targets, a 1960s-era MiG-21—yes, a freaking MiG-21—turned one of your "pride of the PAF" F-16s into scrap metal. And that AMRAAM? Thanks for the souvenir! The only thing humiliated here is the AMRAAM itself, realizing it was in the hands of dumb pilots who couldn’t make use of it.
Now, let’s move on to the airspace closure. Let’s be real—Pakistan didn’t close its airspace because it was some strategic genius move. It was pure panic. After the whole fiasco, Pakistan was running scared, and the last thing it needed was to risk more jets getting smoked in broad daylight.
Now, as for your jab about Modi’s "brinkmanship" with missiles—yeah, I can see why you’d be salty about that. After your air force completely flopped at delivering or defending, India had to remind Pakistan just how thin the ice is that it's skating on. But let’s be honest here, the Indian Air Force did its job. Your "screaming SU-30 pilot" story is a fairy tale cooked up to make yourselves feel better. No turbine exploded, no mayday calls were made. The Su-30s danced around your AMRAAMs like they were mosquitoes at a summer barbecue. The fact that you’re clinging to this “mayday” narrative only shows how desperate you are to twist the story.
And let’s not forget the bigger picture here. India didn’t need anyone’s permission to defend itself. Pakistan tried to punch above its weight, and it got a solid reminder of its limits. If your airspace closure was supposed to scare off an aggressor, why didn’t it stop the Balakot strikes? Spoiler alert: it didn’t. Your airspace closure was about as effective as a cardboard shield in a hailstorm.
So yeah, while you’re busy dreaming up stories about SU-30s and shouting "mayday," we’ll be sticking to the facts: your F-16 went down, AMRAAMs missed their mark, and Pakistan had to shut down its own airspace out of fear, not strength. Maybe next time, don’t bring a missile to a battle of wits if you don’t know how to use it.