Pakistan-India Conflict 2025: News Updates and Discussion

[Corax]

The last time they made a significant mobilization during the tensions in 2001-02 they killed around 1,000 of their own soldiers through "accidents" and poor supplies and equipment, that's without us even firing a single bullet against them.

 

[hasssanali8998]

The last time they made a significant mobilization during the tensions in 2001-02 they killed around 1,000 of their own soldiers through "accidents" and poor supplies and equipment, that's without us even firing a single bullet against them.

yeah whats the story with that i heard it was due to heat strokes , but like 1000 people is insane

 

[Corax]

yeah whats the story with that i heard it was due to heat strokes , but like 1000 people is insane

A significant number of them died on their own landmines, it's a heavily mined border, along with heat strokes, lack of appropriate supplies and equipment, heat exhaustion and illness.

 

[Watandar]

The last time they made a significant mobilization during the tensions in 2001-02 they killed around 1,000 of their own soldiers through "accidents" and poor supplies and equipment, that's without us even firing a single bullet against them.

Almost 2000 actually in Op Parakram. It was a fiasco and India then switched to "Cold Start", now evolved into "Cold Strike".

https://www.telegraphindia.com/india/no-war-and-1-847-soldiers-dead-parakram-s-toll-triple-kargil-s/cid/821768

 

[Watandar]

A trending headline in the same Indian newspaper from today. China has been the winner of not only recent Russia-Ukraine war and US-Iran war but also India-Pakistan war.

https://www.telegraphindia.com/world/china-fighter-jet-maker-sees-record-profit-sales-jump-post-last-years-india-pakistan-clash/cid/2158342

Mighty emerging super-power India's consolation prize in the article is this last line

"Both AVIC Chengdu and AVIC Shenyang are sanctioned by the US."

 

[Hayabusa]

The amount of monitoring that happens is hundred fold of what someone puts on TikTok - this isn’t a brasstacks situation and more so if their leadership thinks they can it will be worse than what the Russians experienced in Ukraine because they actually did make some gains and here it will he a meat grinder.

The days of Blitzkrieg like operations is over for India. The last chance it ever has was Operations Brasstracks.

Now with the rise of drones, I am actually hoping India makes the craziest mistake to launch their Cold Start Doctrine.

We will be having tons of FPVs videos posted around containing last horrific looks of those Indians before they meet their fate.

 

[hasssanali8998]

The days of Blitzkrieg like operations is over for India. The last chance it ever has was Operations Brasstracks.

Now with the rise of drones, I am actually hoping India makes the craziest mistake to launch their Cold Start Doctrine.

We will be having tons of FPVs videos posted around containing last horrific looks of those Indians before they meet their fate.

also nasr strikes on indian concentrations

 

[maxpane]

The last time they made a significant mobilization during the tensions in 2001-02 they killed around 1,000 of their own soldiers through "accidents" and poor supplies and equipment, that's without us even firing a single bullet against them.

At that time i was praying Ya Allah jang ho jaye . school na jana pare ur hum U shape morcha banayen

 

[Toxic]

yeah whats the story with that i heard it was due to heat strokes , but like 1000 people is insane

The biggest killers was shitty land mines followed by heat stroke.

 

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[ustaad]

WHat to do if Indian fighter jets launch cruise missiles 500 km away? We currently have no option to target them. Do we have long range cruise missiles? I am not sure whether our road woRks or not. They are planning for an all out war. We should nuke Afghanistan to reduce Taliban threat. This type of deployment from Indian side shows some kind of incoming thrust inside Pakistan.

We should get ready. Leave the Iran American mediation. Focus on the country.

 

[Master Chief]

WHat to do if Indian fighter jets launch cruise missiles 500 km away? We currently have no option to target them. Do we have long range cruise missiles? I am not sure whether our road woRks or not. They are planning for an all out war. We should nuke Afghanistan to reduce Taliban threat. This type of deployment from Indian side shows some kind of incoming thrust inside Pakistan.

We should get ready. Leave the Iran American mediation. Focus on the country.

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[arsalan345]

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I wanted to write raad above but instead written road. I think this issue of Indian launching cruise missiles on us while staying away from our missiles range is real. Same was published in the magazine where Alan warnes also writes.

I know you guys are laughing on my post. Ustaad and MasterChef thinks that I am joking. I hope so. I consider India a genuine threat and I don't underestimate them.

Can our raad travel 500 km deep inside India and target their assets? I am not sure.

This is a serious issue. They have so many scalp and brahmos. Their range keeps their jets out of harms way.

 

[r3alist]

India still needs a reason to start war, the current global attitude happens to be Pakistan the peacemaker, that too whilst the Afghan operation is ongoing

The operations sin narrative hardly took hold, it will be even less plausible that Pakistan would jeopardize its own run of positive media whilst handling the Iran situation


You can obviously fall into the trap of imagining every connection possible but is India making moves as one side of the hexagon?