Olympus81
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The Indians will stick to the Bollywood script, good for them.
But you know the problem is, Pakistan has the opportunity to drive its narrative further. While alot of time is wasted on patting each other in the back.
Pakistan-India Conflict 2025: News Updates and Discussion
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But you know the problem is, Pakistan has the opportunity to drive its narrative further. While alot of time is wasted on patting each other in the back.
Master Chief
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Is that some sort of collecters edition sticker album?
NA71
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They are still trying to find a way out of May 2025 humiliation ...
Master Chief
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Extract from Dawn article:
"At the three-day Shangri-La Dialogue in Singapore, Hegseth was reminded of former director of national intelligence Tulsi Gabbard’s remarks about Pakistan’s future missile capabilities potentially posing a threat to the US and was asked whether India’s Agni-VI missile programme posed a similar threat.
The question was posed after Hegseth, in his speech, had lauded US defence cooperation with Indo-Pacific and Southeast Asian countries, as well as India, which he termed a “critical anchor to hold the line”.
“I mentioned India here, but I very easily could have mentioned Pakistan and the role that the field marshal and the prime minister are playing in peace negotiations,” Hegseth replied, praising PM Shehbaz Sharif and Chief of Defence Forces and Chief of the Army Staff Field Marshal Asim Munir.
“I think an unexpected development and a true friendship [is] developing there, which I think is important,” he added.
Noting that both India and Pakistan were nuclear-capable countries, Hegseth said, “I think both sides are going to see understandable threats coming from the other, maybe some of which we see differently, and countries are going to want to develop ICBM threats.”
However, he added, “But we’re not pointing fingers, at least from our view, right now, at either country and calling them a threat to us.”
The defense secretary further said that the US was “grateful for, in each of their lanes, the benefits they’ve given to peace around the world”. "
Indian lurkers here (you know who you are folks) may want to reflect on how Modi has allowed Pakistan to go from pariah state hardly 3 years ago to now being fully hyphenated with Hindustan in the southern Asian region, including in the American calculus regarding ICBMs. Without even a second breath, Hegseth freely discusses the theoretical threat of Indian missiles when considering the theoretical threat of Pakistani ones.
Never mind for one moment whether ANY of this is actually plausible.
Simply ask yourselves how Modi dropped the ball so repeatedly that we are at a point where this conversation has even occurred.
In fact, on second thoughts, please don't reflect too hard - we want another 10 years of this!
'US, Pakistan developing true friendship': Hegseth hails Islamabad's role in US-Iran negotiations
Defence secretary says Washington is not "pointing fingers right now" at either India or Pakistan over potential missile threats posed to the US.
www.dawn.com
"At the three-day Shangri-La Dialogue in Singapore, Hegseth was reminded of former director of national intelligence Tulsi Gabbard’s remarks about Pakistan’s future missile capabilities potentially posing a threat to the US and was asked whether India’s Agni-VI missile programme posed a similar threat.
The question was posed after Hegseth, in his speech, had lauded US defence cooperation with Indo-Pacific and Southeast Asian countries, as well as India, which he termed a “critical anchor to hold the line”.
“I mentioned India here, but I very easily could have mentioned Pakistan and the role that the field marshal and the prime minister are playing in peace negotiations,” Hegseth replied, praising PM Shehbaz Sharif and Chief of Defence Forces and Chief of the Army Staff Field Marshal Asim Munir.
“I think an unexpected development and a true friendship [is] developing there, which I think is important,” he added.
Noting that both India and Pakistan were nuclear-capable countries, Hegseth said, “I think both sides are going to see understandable threats coming from the other, maybe some of which we see differently, and countries are going to want to develop ICBM threats.”
However, he added, “But we’re not pointing fingers, at least from our view, right now, at either country and calling them a threat to us.”
The defense secretary further said that the US was “grateful for, in each of their lanes, the benefits they’ve given to peace around the world”. "
Indian lurkers here (you know who you are folks) may want to reflect on how Modi has allowed Pakistan to go from pariah state hardly 3 years ago to now being fully hyphenated with Hindustan in the southern Asian region, including in the American calculus regarding ICBMs. Without even a second breath, Hegseth freely discusses the theoretical threat of Indian missiles when considering the theoretical threat of Pakistani ones.
Never mind for one moment whether ANY of this is actually plausible.
Simply ask yourselves how Modi dropped the ball so repeatedly that we are at a point where this conversation has even occurred.
In fact, on second thoughts, please don't reflect too hard - we want another 10 years of this!
Waz
Administrator
Yep not sure if you remember these? The Panini sticker albums for films and sporting events?
The Indians have launched a version for the conflict.
So the following are the legendary cards;
You need 36 gold card Rafales to complete the IAF section.
You need 3 gold S-400 stickers to complete the set.
Sadly no Indian defence fan has managed to complete the set as everyone they asked says they are missing 3 Rafale cards and 1 S-400 card.
rafale
Registered Member
Hegseth wasn't too fond of Pakistan becoming closer to USA, and yet he said this in open public forum.Extract from Dawn article:
'US, Pakistan developing true friendship': Hegseth hails Islamabad's role in US-Iran negotiations
Defence secretary says Washington is not "pointing fingers right now" at either India or Pakistan over potential missile threats posed to the US.www.dawn.com
"At the three-day Shangri-La Dialogue in Singapore, Hegseth was reminded of former director of national intelligence Tulsi Gabbard’s remarks about Pakistan’s future missile capabilities potentially posing a threat to the US and was asked whether India’s Agni-VI missile programme posed a similar threat.
The question was posed after Hegseth, in his speech, had lauded US defence cooperation with Indo-Pacific and Southeast Asian countries, as well as India, which he termed a “critical anchor to hold the line”.
“I mentioned India here, but I very easily could have mentioned Pakistan and the role that the field marshal and the prime minister are playing in peace negotiations,” Hegseth replied, praising PM Shehbaz Sharif and Chief of Defence Forces and Chief of the Army Staff Field Marshal Asim Munir.
“I think an unexpected development and a true friendship [is] developing there, which I think is important,” he added.
Noting that both India and Pakistan were nuclear-capable countries, Hegseth said, “I think both sides are going to see understandable threats coming from the other, maybe some of which we see differently, and countries are going to want to develop ICBM threats.”
However, he added, “But we’re not pointing fingers, at least from our view, right now, at either country and calling them a threat to us.”
The defense secretary further said that the US was “grateful for, in each of their lanes, the benefits they’ve given to peace around the world”. "
Indian lurkers here (you know who you are folks) may want to reflect on how Modi has allowed Pakistan to go from pariah state hardly 3 years ago to now being fully hyphenated with Hindustan in the southern Asian region, including in the American calculus regarding ICBMs. Without even a second breath, Hegseth freely discusses the theoretical threat of Indian missiles when considering the theoretical threat of Pakistani ones.
Never mind for one moment whether ANY of this is actually plausible.
Simply ask yourselves how Modi dropped the ball so repeatedly that we are at a point where this conversation has even occurred.
In fact, on second thoughts, please don't reflect too hard - we want another 10 years of this!
I means, Indians have no where to hide their losses or embarrassment. India is now 6th largest economy, not 4th, and per capita income is less than Bangladesh.
India is a sorry state of an excuse.
ustaad
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PK781
Trusted Member
this is the problem.
Showing restraints, making stupid ceasefires, policy of appeasement or "we want peace" or aman ki asha bullshit. Enemy attacked u, you shouldve blown up their entire country and their economy FIRST. Even now the state sits idle while its water is being gobbled up by the enemy and the enemy is BOLD to say it and do it while our side sits in silence and makes bullshit "requests". Thats a position of weakness.
You NEVER beg the enemy for Peace. You ELIMINATE and CRUSH the enemy and then they come begging to you for peace. And you crush them more.
Thats how u secure peace. Yes its a price u pay, by sacrificing your "wants and needs and luxury lives". Gotta stop shilling for green cards and shit. Stop returning their captured soldiers. Rather, a live beheading would've done better wonders.
Eliminate kulbhushan live on tV. That would send a msg back then, ab kuch faida nahi. SOME BEGHAIRATS in uniform keep shilling and wanting peace, well guess what, it aint coming. The enemy keep u on your toes bcaz couldnt have the will or guts to finish the job.
aisa konsa darr hai jiski waja se dushmen ko sabaq nahi sikhatay?
Maut se darr? Dunia ki mohabbat?
Even North Korea has more fucking balls.
lightning f57
Trusted Member
It took them 6 years to prepare for their last humiliation, so another 6 years of preparation takes us to 2031. Hopfully we have a squadron or 2 of J35s to shoot down their whole airforce.
Trailer23
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I'm sorry, but I just can't stand this hack (WSK).
NA71
Trusted Member
Q&A session with Gen Zakaria is important part ....he explains the need for Rocket Force and its basic structure and command ....role of AI in new warfare
another link is here:
Cipher212
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What became of the SAAB that was claimed to be inside that hangar at Bholari? Have asked before in this thread a few times but there seems to be back and forth on "it was never there" or "it only got damaged".
If it was repaired why haven't we showed a picture of it flying around after repairs, like the US is showing with their KC-135s.
If it was repaired why haven't we showed a picture of it flying around after repairs, like the US is showing with their KC-135s.
Jango007
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It was repaired and flying again...I am sorry if they didnt send you a personal picture and invited you for an official visit with your family for a hoota and let you take pictures standing on the wings ....
