Pakistan-India Conflict 2025: News Updates and Discussion

[PK781]

Celebrating Marka-e-Haq one year anniversary is fine.

But we also need to have an honest discussion about IWT abeyance, tackling BJP’s narrative of isolating Pakistan and India’s support of anti Pakistan elements in Balochistan and Afghanistan.

What are we doing to counter this?

I am hopeful that the balloon of indian hubris would burst very soon
InshAllah!

 

[Oscar]

IAF used a lot of jets during the conflict but why no Tejas? Is it gonna be used only for SHOWS xd

Its a dead political money black hole for them.
Same as the LCS is for the US Navy.
Sure - they might find some use at the end but the true gain is the tech - The Tejas project is now essentially a sour point in IAF-local relationship.

The more interesting thing is them still going to buy Israeli range extension kits for their platforms while going all around talking to how they are doing it locally.

I mean that has none of the Tejas issues and is a guidance kit and yet they cannot scale so it only points to pretty much all their indigenous projects trajectories

 

[TheThirdFaculty]

Its a dead political money black hole for them.
Same as the LCS is for the US Navy.
Sure - they might find some use at the end but the true gain is the tech - The Tejas project is now essentially a sour point in IAF-local relationship.

The more interesting thing is them still going to buy Israeli range extension kits for their platforms while going all around talking to how they are doing it locally.

I mean that has none of the Tejas issues and is a guidance kit and yet they cannot scale so it only points to pretty much all their indigenous projects trajectories

I have been following many of your comments on this thread . You mentioned towards the end of the conflict about a year ago that the army didn’t inflict the type of damage they wanted. Was it down to the fact they were restrained .
One of the mysteries for me is how much damage did the other side suffer? Till today they have refused to admit the number of aircraft lost.
Given what you know am I looking too deep into it or was the response done on the 10th enough to shake them .
I genuinely feel that by the end of the conflict we allowed India to control the escalation ladder we were too defensive and never took the fight to them.

 

[TheThirdFaculty]

Do you really think that they care that they lost jets? They know their pilots are safe so they will buy new ones. You can see the hysteria of destroying their jets and a kind of celebration that turned it into some kind of victory for Pakistan.

Some painful questions remains and mostly my comment will be deleted instantly by mods. Why? Because truth hurts.

Have you seen our airbases? Whole building at nur khan was demolished after the war. Look at our radars and look how easily India targeted many of our airbases. forget mosque and civilians for a second and keep them aside. Tell me if this is a victory for us? I mean see the latest interview of ishaq dar. We asked for ceasefire and we celebrated victory. It's like a jungle rule where we always wins no matter what. I mean these are painful questions but they have no answers. All they want is to talk about Indian jets and how we destroyed them.

Satellite images can't lie. We did some damage but our damage was mostly from Fatah. Our precision weapons failed, our cruise missilE might also failed. Only cm-400 penetrated and god knows whether s-400 was destroyed or not. I mean there is no evidence of it's destruction.

Thank god, I am living in 2026. Whatever we are celebrating is immature and stupid.

Let me ask you something there isn’t another country in the world that experiences the same challenges as pakistan experiences when it comes to India even if oil and gold was discovered under Pakistan from a conflict point of view how does it help buys a few more days of fighting. Pakistan is up against it. The only issue is India isn’t letting go and they see what happened a year ago as an embarrassment the next round for both sides will be far different. I agree celebrating a few downed jets in melancholy the bigger picture is India at the end showed that there’s no where safe in Pakistan and we can hit you anywhere

 

[Toxic]

6th gen fighter Saar" And it's a fucking Jaguar

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Also Ghazni is too dead to give a single flying **** about this.

 

[I*R*A]

India at the end showed that there’s no where safe in Pakistan and we can hit you anywhere

How is that a big indian achievement and a big Pakistani loss? This has more to do with close geographic location, both countries achieved hits without invading the other side. The only measure is to see who was hitting the other out of desperation and with what.

Pakistan did not witness a large scale panic after indian attacks, it remained composed with measured response and later on exploited the situation diplomatically.

 

[Sam6536]

Pakistan did not witness a large scale panic after indian attacks, it remained composed with measured response and later on exploited the situation diplomatically.

While I was in Rajasthan, in a city relatively close to the border during the skirmish last year (May 7-9), we experienced nighttime blackouts for three days. However, I did not witness any aerial activity myself, as it supposedly occurred closer to the border areas. I think I remember reading about some drone activity in the city on news but dunno.

On May 10, I was in Delhi for my internship, where I did not notice any significant panic either. In fact, the first thing I did was ask my cab driver about the situation, and his response was quite nonchalant.

The only visible concern I noticed was students from other states leaving the city and returning home. Overall, there was comparatively no major on-ground panic in either place.

 

[Yasser76]

While I was in Rajasthan, in a city relatively close to the border during the skirmish last year (May 7-9), we experienced nighttime blackouts for three days. However, I did not witness any aerial activity myself, as it supposedly occurred closer to the border areas. I think I remember reading about some drone activity in the news but dunno.

On May 10, I was in Delhi for my internship, where I did not notice any significant panic either. In fact, the first thing I did was ask my cab driver about the situation, and his response was quite nonchalant.

The only visible concern I noticed was students from other states leaving the city and returning home. Overall, there was comparatively no major on-ground panic in either place.

"When I was dating Julia Roberts....."

 

[Sam6536]

"When I was dating Julia Roberts....."

Just sharing my personal experience not really trying to push this on anyone. I'm pretty sure the border states saw much more intensive action.

What you choose to believe is up to you.

 

[I*R*A]

While I was in Rajasthan, in a city relatively close to the border during the skirmish last year (May 7-9), we experienced nighttime blackouts for three days. However, I did not witness any aerial activity myself, as it supposedly occurred closer to the border areas. I think I remember reading about some drone activity in the city on news but dunno.

On May 10, I was in Delhi for my internship, where I did not notice any significant panic either. In fact, the first thing I did was ask my cab driver about the situation, and his response was quite nonchalant.

The only visible concern I noticed was students from other states leaving the city and returning home. Overall, there was comparatively no major on-ground panic in either place.

I am not one of those who thinks Pakistani missiles inflicted great damage to indian military installations, based on what I see online, those were pretty limited symbolic strikes, just to prove that we too can send missiles your way. Personally I would be satisfied even it was even a single missile strike, it shows the intent and proves we can respond.

The real aftermath of this conflict is, it lay bare the national psyche and hatred of common indians for Pakistan and Pakistanis. How easily they can be fooled into believing anything, how easily they accept the lies about Pakistan. Yes, there are problems in Pakistan for sure, but when I see an andhbakht living in garbage filled street calling Pakistan a beggar state, I just slap my forehead. It is astonishing how bhajpa has that easily fooled so many into believing cow dung.

 

[Yasser76]

Just sharing my personal experience not really trying to push this on anyone. I'm pretty sure the border states saw much more intensive action.

What you choose to believe is up to you.

Yeah, damn right I can choose what I want to believe, and the amount of utter BS Indians spread on here means your credibility ranks somewhere between that of the IDF Spokesman and Nigel Farage....

 

[maverick]

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Also Ghazni is too dead to give a single flying **** about this.

Ghazni did what he had to do, he was compelled to come and destroy this place because of terror activities conducted from the kingdom of somnaath in his land. The same is what the kingdom of somnaath (aka hinduvtas) are doing in Pakistan. and Pakistan will be compelled to do the same.

 

[maverick]

IAF used a lot of jets during the conflict but why no Tejas? Is it gonna be used only for SHOWS xd

it is only for exports

 

[TheThirdFaculty]

How is that a big indian achievement and a big Pakistani loss? This has more to do with close geographic location, both countries achieved hits without invading the other side. The only measure is to see who was hitting the other out of desperation and with what.

Pakistan did not witness a large scale panic after indian attacks, it remained composed with measured response and later on exploited the situation diplomatically.

You have to look at the big picture these bastards killed kids praying in a mosque then struck an airbase when the us was in the middle of organising a ceasefire I’m talking about the attack on nurkhan . The response from the pak army was restrained hardly caused much damage and the next morning they hit as much as they could unrestrained ? I mean they deserved a bloody nose and it was never dished out firing on posts at the LOC doesn’t mean shit . Had there airbases been hit hard I wouldn’t complain too much they were allowed off the hook because the leadership feared escalation

 

[I*R*A]

You have to look at the big picture these bastards killed kids praying in a mosque then struck an airbase when the us was in the middle of organising a ceasefire I’m talking about the attack on nurkhan . The response from the pak army was restrained hardly caused much damage and the next morning they hit as much as they could unrestrained ? I mean they deserved a bloody nose and it was never dished out firing on posts at the LOC doesn’t mean shit . Had there airbases been hit hard I wouldn’t complain too much they were allowed off the hook because the leadership feared escalation

You need to objectively look at the situation that unfolded after the conflict. It will take a lot for india to recover from this. india for decades tried to isolate Pakistan and stood isolated during their illegal unjustified aggression called sindoor. The restraint and controlling the escalation does not mean weakness.

indian modi and his cronies are no more chanting Pakistan mantra anymore. No more threats, no more talks of ghar may ghuss kay mary gay. Pakistan needs to capitalize on all this and eliminate indian influence from Muslim world. Each and every country should know indians are israeli spies and touts for hire.