Pak Ship Collides With Indian Navy Unit, Delhi Summons Islamabad's Envoy

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PNS Hunain-

This pics is getting circulated over Twitter accounts – not sure if true

and if true, she will be out of action for next couple of days
 
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PNS Hunain-

This pics is getting circulated over Twitter accounts – not sure if true

and if true, she will be out of action for next couple of days


could be AI generated, in fairness!


BTW, this incident shows, your navy is pretty incompetent, even when it goes stealthy!

do you even understand, what this means?
 
could be AI generated, in fairness!


BTW, this incident shows, your navy is pretty incompetent, even when it goes stealthy!

do you even understand, what this means?
Stealth doesn't mean a ship disappears from radar. It means reducing its radar signature and making detection and tracking more difficult. And during normal peacetime operations, a navy generally isn't trying to make the ship completely undetectable

And it was purposely deployed nearby; the mission was not to hide from radar as happens during wartime.

Even in peacetime, a collision can happen between normal ships if one vessel isn't properly detected or tracked. During normal operations a navy isn't necessarily trying to remain completely undetected since it's not safe.
 
Stealth doesn't mean a ship disappears from radar. It means reducing its radar signature and making detection and tracking more difficult. And during normal peacetime operations, a navy generally isn't trying to make the ship completely undetectable

And it was purposely deployed nearby; the mission was not to hide from radar as happens during wartime.

Even in peacetime, a collision can happen between normal ships if one vessel isn't properly detected or tracked. Stealth doesn't mean disappearing from radar, and during normal operations a navy isn't necessarily trying to remain completely undetected.


man! goodluck sir!

continue with your bollywood drama
 
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PNS Hunain-

This pics is getting circulated over Twitter accounts – not sure if true

and if true, she will be out of action for next couple of days
Ti's but a scratch! Will mature into a lovely scar for all the lady boats to gaze upon at the bar.

This was what the mighty Calcutta Class Destroyer achieved with a "T-bone" manoeuvre?? Is your ship made of playdoh?
 
Ti's but a scratch! Will mature into a lovely scar for all the lady boats to gaze upon at the bar.

This was what the mighty Calcutta Class Destroyer achieved with a "T-bone" manoeuvre?? Is your ship made of playdoh?
If the pic is true – It doesn't look like just a scratch. There is visible scraping and deformation of the side hull, although the image alone isn't enough to determine the extent of any structural damage
 
This pic support this theory

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I like how you're doubling down on this hilarious powerpoint slop.

If your Calcutta Class destroyer hit the hull of a corvette vessel at a directly PERPENDICULAR TRAJECTORY, the target vessel being 3-4x lighter than it, it would slice the PN vessel in half, like a 46 Ford cutting through a DeLorean.

In fact, your vessel could not adjust its course quickly enough to AVOID cutting the PN vessel in half.

Why do you even believe and propagate this powerpoint baloney?
 
If the pic is true – It doesn't look like just a scratch. There is visible scraping and deformation of the side hull, although the image alone isn't enough to determine the extent of any structural damage

The picture of the alleged damage does not support the mechanism of collision described by IN fanboys in the slightest.

A graze like that would occur from side on collision.
 
I like how you're doubling down on this hilarious powerpoint slop.

If your Calcutta Class destroyer hit the hull of a corvette vessel at a directly PERPENDICULAR TRAJECTORY, the target vessel being 3-4x lighter than it, it would slice the PN vessel in half, like a 46 Ford cutting through a DeLorean.

In fact, your vessel could not adjust its course quickly enough to AVOID cutting the PN vessel in half.

Why do you even believe and propagate this powerpoint baloney?
A bigger ship doesn't automatically slice a smaller ship in half.
 

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