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[imadul]

Maryum nawaz is on every trash can in lahore.
Pretty soon you’ll see her face as mandatory to show to every child upon birth.

What is army's long-term game plan?
They got transactional appropriated short-term success installing retarded ppl. Credibility has gone.

 

[Oscar]

What is army's long-term game plan?
They got transactional appropriated short-term success installing retarded ppl. Credibility has gone.

Army has no long term game plan. Army is not the top leadership and they may not be all on the same page but agree to the chain of command.

Long term game plan in this case is to basically quash IK as a memory - which may succeed in terms of remaking PTI.
Quash PTI linked PTM(previously an alliance of sympathy is now full fledged coordination) and finish off the front in the west through removing the root issue from Afghanistan.

 

[ghazi52]

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A8-TG680 Fire Control Radar — The Eye of LY-80EV

️ The A8-TG680 is a high-performance 3D active phased-array fire control radar, purpose-built to maximize the combat effectiveness of the LY-80EV SAM system. Designed for multi-target tracking and engagement, it delivers reliable performance even in dense electronic warfare environments.

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Radar Type: 3D Active Phased-Array
Detection Range: 250+ km (fighter-sized target)
Tracking Capacity: 100+ simultaneous targets
Engagement Control: Multi-target, multi-missile guidance
Mobility: Mounted on heavy-duty, road-mobile platform

KEY FEATURES
• All-weather, day/night operations
• ECCM-enabled, jam-resistant architecture
• Integrated IFF (Identification Friend or Foe) system
• Rapid acquisition & continuous tracking capability
• Seamless integration with GBAD & C4ISR networks

OPERATIONAL ROLE
• Provides target acquisition & guidance data for LY-80EV interceptors
• Enhances situational awareness across the Ground-Based Air Defence (GBAD) grid
• Extends detection & engagement envelope for early interception of hostile threats

The A8-TG680 serves as the “eye” of the LY-80EV, enabling layered, networked, and precision-guided air defense operations against modern aerial threats.

 

[imadul]

Army has no long term game plan. Army is not the top leadership and they may not be all on the same page but agree to the chain of command.

Long term game plan in this case is to basically quash IK as a memory - which may succeed in terms of remaking PTI.
Quash PTI linked PTM(previously an alliance of sympathy is now full fledged coordination) and finish off the front in the west through removing the root issue from Afghanistan.

Sorry, what do you mean,
and finish off the front in the west through removing the root issue from Afghanistan??


Who is the front?

 

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Field Marshal Syed Asim Munir, NI (M), HJ, Chief of Army Staff, visited Turbat, Balochistan.| ISPR​

 

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Flood Relief Operation

 

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Beijing terms Pakistan Army ‘steadfast guardian’ of Pak–China friendship​

China’s Foreign Ministry issued a statement after a high-level meeting between FM Wang Yi and COAS Syed Asim Munir

Web Desk
August 24, 2025

Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar and army chief General Syed Asim Munir greet Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi in Rawalpindi. Photo: AFP

China’s Foreign Ministry has applauded the leadership of Army Chief, Field Marshal Syed Asim Munir, describing the Pakistan Army as a stabilising force in the country and a steadfast guardian of the enduring China–Pakistan friendship, PTV World reported on Sunday.

This acknowledgment followed a high-level meeting between Foreign Minister Wang Yi and COAS Munir in Islamabad on August 21.

In its statement, the Foreign Ministry said Wang Yi praised the Pakistan Army as a pillar of national stability and a steadfast guardian of the China–Pakistan friendship, noting the military’s role in advancing consensus reached by the leadership of both countries.

Highlighting the strength of bilateral ties, Wang Yi emphasised that fostering stronger China–Pakistan relations contributes to regional peace and stability, while reaffirming Beijing’s unwavering support for Pakistan’s territorial integrity and national security.

Field Marshal Munir responded by calling China “Pakistan’s ironclad friend” and emphasised that their strategic partnership was “as solid as a rock.” He expressed appreciation for Beijing’s long-standing support for Pakistan’s economic and social development, noting that the friendship enjoys broad consensus across Pakistani society.

 

[Fatman17]

Geo reporting helo crashed in KPK?
Can anyone verify

 

[Toxic]

Geo reporting helo crashed in KPK?
Can anyone verify

Yes, 5 dead.

 

[Ak01]

Geo reporting helo crashed in KPK?
Can anyone verify

damn another one

 

[ghazi52]

Crew of 5 dead as army helicopter crashes in GB’s Chilas due to ‘technical fault’: ISPR​

Jamil Nagri | Dawn.com
September 1, 2025



Smoke billows from the debris after a GB government helicopter crashed in Thor

Geo reporting helo crashed in KPK?
Can anyone verify

A crew of five died on Monday after an army helicopter crashed in Diamer District’s Chilas town in Gilgit-Baltistan after developing a “technical fault”, the military’s media wing said in a statement.

“On 1 Sep 25, at around 1000 hours, an MI-17 helicopter crash landed near Hudor village, approximately 12 kilometres away from Thakdas Cantonment,” the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) said in the statement. “The helicopter was on routine training flying when it developed a technical fault and crashed.”

It added that all crew members on board were martyred as a result of the crash.

The crew members were identified as Major Atif, who was the pilot in command, Major Faisal, the co-pilot, flight engineer Naib Subedar Maqbool, and crew chiefs Havaldar Jahangir and Naik Amir, according to the ISPR.

Earlier, Diamer Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP) Abdul Hameed, in a statement, had confirmed the incident, saying that the helicopter was conducting a test landing on a newly proposed helipad when it crashed.

He said that the Diamer police and rescue teams had reached the incident site to start the evacuation.

Separately, GB Chief Minister Haji Gulbar Khan, in a statement, said he had issued directions to impose an emergency at Chilas Hospital and ordered the immediate availability of medical staff.

He also expressed his condolences and paid tribute to the martyred personnel. “The sacrifice of the martyrs of the helicopter crash is a source of pride for the nation,” he said.

Earlier this month, a rescue helicopter crashed in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa’s Bajaur district, killing two pilots and three crew members. The helicopter was dispatched with supplies following flash flooding in the region.

In 2024, at least six people died and eight others were critically injured after a helicopter of a petroleum company crashed near the Shewa oil field in North Waziristan.

 

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Crew of 5 dead as army helicopter crashes in GB’s Chilas due to ‘technical fault’: ISPR​

Jamil Nagri | Dawn.com
September 1, 2025

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Smoke billows from the debris after a GB government helicopter crashed in Thor



A crew of five died on Monday after an army helicopter crashed in Diamer District’s Chilas town in Gilgit-Baltistan after developing a “technical fault”, the military’s media wing said in a statement.

“On 1 Sep 25, at around 1000 hours, an MI-17 helicopter crash landed near Hudor village, approximately 12 kilometres away from Thakdas Cantonment,” the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) said in the statement. “The helicopter was on routine training flying when it developed a technical fault and crashed.”

It added that all crew members on board were martyred as a result of the crash.

The crew members were identified as Major Atif, who was the pilot in command, Major Faisal, the co-pilot, flight engineer Naib Subedar Maqbool, and crew chiefs Havaldar Jahangir and Naik Amir, according to the ISPR.

Earlier, Diamer Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP) Abdul Hameed, in a statement, had confirmed the incident, saying that the helicopter was conducting a test landing on a newly proposed helipad when it crashed.

He said that the Diamer police and rescue teams had reached the incident site to start the evacuation.

Separately, GB Chief Minister Haji Gulbar Khan, in a statement, said he had issued directions to impose an emergency at Chilas Hospital and ordered the immediate availability of medical staff.

He also expressed his condolences and paid tribute to the martyred personnel. “The sacrifice of the martyrs of the helicopter crash is a source of pride for the nation,” he said.

Earlier this month, a rescue helicopter crashed in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa’s Bajaur district, killing two pilots and three crew members. The helicopter was dispatched with supplies following flash flooding in the region.

In 2024, at least six people died and eight others were critically injured after a helicopter of a petroleum company crashed near the Shewa oil field in North Waziristan.

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