Pakistan-India Conflict 2025: News Updates and Discussion

[Blueishere]

and also Karachi stock exchange went up by 10%

what we lost we made back in a few hours

Chengdu made $81 Billion off of this incident, if Pakistan doesn't get a 100% discount, this is not fair

 

[coffee_cup]

They have already learnt it by heart! It was the plan....

You mean the plan by Paks? I didnt see any warning though...

 

[Mighty_Dragon_Strike]

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Karachi port.

iconic and epic trolling

 

[delta2]

Pakistan should sell the F16's to Ukraine. Its a golden opportunity as either Europeans or Americans will pay for it. Such a sale will yield billions of $$$ and the money can be used to buy two squadrons worth of J10 and devote rest of money to Air Defense/Navy and domestic law enforcement efforts.

I believe next Indian move would have been a blockade of Pakistan's coasts while continuing its drone/BrahMos attacks and asking its proxies to step up terrorist acts.

Who will talk such deep sense into the minds of Pakistan policy makers?

This sounds like a brilliant idea, no apparent or hidden cons about it.

 

[ghazi52]

How Ceasefire Saved India from Collapse? Humiliation of the Century​

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[safriz]

looks like Spada/Aspide

Could be the missiles of our own air defence system. Quite a few were fired in the drones

 

[Blain2]

Next time India attacks, Pakistan should first of all issue a warning to all foreigners to leave India because it is about to start the retaliation.

Leave it like that for a week or so.... lets see how long it takes for the global CEOs to make it clear to India, there wont be any business or Apple factories in India, if she keeps warmongering with neighbors....

Drones have to fly over the South of India to deliver the above message.

 

[Gripen9]

Yes, there is that, but even a V F-16 with just the C-8 or D AMRAAM may no longer make the grade if we are in the world of J-10Cs/PL1-5s and in the future J-35s and maybe PL-17/21 in the future.
If the US offered us V F-16s it would take 3-4 years for delivery. They would not be cutting edge by then. This was something they should have done 5-6 years ago but they were too busy courting India. I can assure you PAF plans will now be at least thinking about KAAN if not actively trying to get it. May well come with Pakistani or Turkish long range missile options too.
15 years ago we had to make sure we kept Chinese personnel off F-16 bases. Now it will be the case of keeping US personnel of all major PAF bases that will inevitably have J-10C, JF-17Cs or J-35s....

I agree. An older generation of PAF pilots brought up on F16s may have been swayed.
Maybe F15EX

 

[Trailer23]

Have any cargo flights from Turkey or China arrived recently? They may try to target these.

Let's forget Turkey for a second.

Let them attempt to target China.

That is like Hiiting the Jackpot.

You honestly think kay India...China say punga lay ga?

 

[Mighty_Dragon_Strike]

One thing to learn from this conflict is that Pak will have to suffer a lot if we don't employ good air defence system where India can cause huge destruction from his missiles i.e., Brahmos from its territory without even using its air force.

next time, they wont be starting with airforce

 

[delta2]

Have any cargo flights from Turkey or China arrived recently? They may try to target these.

Targetting a Chinese or Turkish planes would be an act of war. Turkiye is a major part of NATO.

Doubt the Indians can handle a war against China right now, especially when the USA is trying to get a deal done with China.

 

[ghazi52]

In the wee hours of the day, Operation Bunyan-um-Marsoos was launched by Pakistan. In its response to Indian aggression, the military destroyed a storage site of the Brahmos missiles in India’s Beas region and the Udhampur airbase in India-occupied Kashmir as part of its retaliatory operation. According to Pakistani state media and security sources, Pakistan hit the following:

• India’s power grid
• Indian military intelligence’s training centre in IOK’s Rajouri
• KG Top Brigade Headquarters
• Uri field supply depot
• Adampur, Udhampur, Pathankot, Suratgarh, Sirsa, Bhatinda and Halwara airfields, as well as the Akhnoor aviation base
• S-400 system in Adampur,
• Brahmos storage site in Beas
• Artillery gun positions in Dehrangyari, occupied Kashmir’s Mankot
• Indian posts directly opposite in the Phuklian sector
• Rabtanwali Post, Jazeera Post Complex, Kafir Mehri, Shahpar 3, and Ghadar Top across the LoC

Amid the attacks from both ends, talks continued in the back-end. At around 5pm, US President Donald Trump announced that both India and Pakistan agreed to a full and immediate ceasefire. The same was also confirmed by both the neighbours.

Air traffic across Pakistan resumed later that night.

May 11: In a press conference, DG ISPR Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry paid tribute to those who were martyred in Indian aggression and their families, while praying for the speedy recovery of the wounded.

India and Pakistan just stepped back from the brink of war. Here’s how it unfolded

It took US intervention for both sides to finally drop their guns.

www.dawn.com

 

[Ali_Baba]

Targetting a Chinese or Turkish planes would be an act of war. Turkiye is a major part of NATO.

Doubt the Indians can handle a war against China right now, especially when the USA is trying to get a deal done with China.

The air bridge from Turkey is very secure, just look at the route and geography. For China it is a land bridge that is difficult to attack due to the mountainous region,

 

[ghazi52]

Rawalpindi residents hold rallies to observe ‘Thanksgiving Day’​

Aamir Yasin
May 12, 2025

RAWALPINDI: Like other parts of the country, a ‘thanksgiving day’ was observed in the garrison city in the wake of the ceasefire between Pakistan and India, and citizens gathered to express solidarity with the country’s armed forces.

A huge rally was brought out by the PML-N led by Minister for Railways Hanif Abbasi and Parliamentary Secretary for Information and Broadcasting Danyal Chaudhry. The rally was participated by a large number of people from all walks of life along with PML-N members of national and provincial assemblies.

The rally started from the metro station at Saddar and ended at Faizabad. Reception camps were set up on both sides of Murree Road with large banners displayed to express solidarity with the armed forces.

The participants were carrying Pakistan’s flags and chanting slogans in support of the armed forces.

 

[Be dazzled]

Chengdu made $81 Billion off of this incident, if Pakistan doesn't get a 100% discount, this is not fair

Aviv has expedited manufacturing already. We might see 35A sooner than expected.