Pakistan-India Conflict 2025: News Updates and Discussion

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Loser running away (probably to the bunker) with his head in shame.

 

[Bilal]

It has been considered - imagine the difficulty in India to sell a ceasefire if their “daughter” is with Pakistan

Are you confirming it?

 

[Vkdindian1]

as per my books, if cruise missiles are fired, thats not some LOW LEVEL macho!!!

Please tell the same to your folks firing from your side.

There are enough violations happening from both sides.

 

[Sultan Baybars]

Pakistan needed this escalation. It came like medicine for Pakistan.

1.- Pakistan Airforce made a great show by introducing the J-10 as a Rafale-killer to the international weapon producers.

2.- Pakistan won the media war by their press conference humiliating India.

3.- Pakistan internal problems perished and the country get united.

4.- Pakistan’s allies introduced theirselves on the international arena: Turkey, China, Azerbaijan.

5.- The world knows again that you cant mess with Pakistan - the only nuclaer muslim nation.

 

[PakistaniDefender]

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Can somebody verify it??

 

[Mighty_Dragon_Strike]

I hope rumors of drones etc now are completely false. We need time to recover our air defenses

your defences are let loose, on fortnightly basis

 

[Foxhound]

The Indians have clearly underestimated Pakistan under it's own hype and false narrative of it's media. They are pushing their Cold Start doctrine but realising that it's far too dangerous and it could escalate rapidly into a nuclear exchange between both countries (no one truly wins in a nuclear exchange as the poor masses on both sides will suffer).
The false flag narrative that India is using from it's It's so called Zionist brothers. Israel couldn't give a hoot about India and is encouraging India to use similar tactics (lies, deception, sympathy card etc ) and telling them that look how well they have done committing Genocide with the Palestinians and their success - the stupidity of the Indians is that they believe they can do as the Israelis do on its primarily unarmed Palestinians. Pakistan is one the biggest military powers with a prowess. Pakistan now needs to further address this by now clandestinely supporting all people/countries opposing the Zionists.
The tit for tat escalation has been alarming - where India has gone further than before (attacking AK and mainland Pakistan and then gradually increasing target's in Pakistan was a false sense of pride for the arrogant Nazi RSS inspired Hindus). Pakistan response has been calculated and precise (it did not rush into any traps despite the provocations from India and the pressures of impatient Pakistani's to strike immediately - never strike when you are just angry, as you may make unnecessary mistakes in haste). I believe because of the calculated patience from Pakistan, has resulted in significantly lower casualties - looks at India totally humiliated (they can deny it and convince themselves that they did well - they've got bitched slapped and kicked up the arse).
Pakistan needs to focus on different strategies of eliminating these senior leadership evil Hindutva bastards (as they do not reflect the majority peaceful Hindus). It needs to have forces ready to take them out clandestinely and Pakistan needs to push and prop Sane Indians/Hindus.
Pakistan needs to get ready for any new rounds (I don't think the Indians will have an appetite for another bashing any sooner). It needs to have it's intel improved and have ample targets all across and convey that they will suffer more. Pakistan needs to target this Hindutva regime.
There will be alot of lessons to learn - but know that whatever provocations were made, Pakistan had dealt with it. Major targets in Indian Occupied Kashmir and mainland India were hit - i.e Pakistan had crossed the International border and give India a bloody nose - which was so severe that India had to speak to the USA and it's backers to initiate a ceasefire.
Overall, well done to the Brilliant performance of Pakistan and it's Armed Forces. In unity lies our strength - there is no power that can undo Pakistan. Pakistan Zindabad!

 

[StormBreaker]

Ok should Pakistan consider Indian feelings for off ramp


Don't shoot me for posing the idea

There’s a reason why Ahmed Sharif isn’t addressing the nation about the achievements of Bunyaan Ul Marsoos.

A lot of the things aren’t made public yet, being used as a leverage to give India a chance to save themselves from further humiliation which is very wise actually.

We have already made public 5 jets shot down, which is more than enough humiliation, 3 of them being rafale. S400 would definitely be made public officially but the plane shot down today is being used as a leverage today.

 

[krash]

I think it is pretty clear after all of this we need 3 things more than anything else now.

1. Active and advanced drone technologies.
2. Much better Air defence not only against conventional threats like jets, but against unconventional threats like drones and missiles too.
3. Strategic depth. Extremely important. Need to sort out our internal issues in Balochistan ASAP.

What you need more than anything else is to fix your ways. You need to fix your economy and society. And it starts with the common man, not the government. The classical way of just countering one weapons system with another, will soon be obsolete. The Indians realize this, so should you.

 

[Mighty_Dragon_Strike]

Please tell the same to your folks firing from your side.

There are enough violations happening from both sides.

we are not firing cruise missiles!

 

[Dr khan]

Exactly the ceasefire does nothing for Pakistan.... india escalated... and stopped at a point where Pakistan has nothing tangible.
For one, Water isn't secured!

Is this the way of making facts on the ground... encroach, found out ... bail out and stop with unilateral gains?

This is totally unacceptable.
Either they walk back a month or a few years when they unilaterally changed established norms. Since than Pakistan has acquiesced EVERY SINGLE TIME!

THIS WILL BE ANOTHER LOSS ON THE TABLE WHAT GROUND COULDN'T OFFER!!!

Dude water safety depends upon your escalation ladder

This is like saying Pakistan isnt safe..

If they attack water, treat as war and start firing stuff at delhi

International community cant blame you since you have world bank granteed water agreement..you cant get a better deal then this hence why india never walked back despite kargil and so many wars

It can ignore now because like america it thinks its super power..

But water is secured if you have missiles if not its not secured as simple as that

 

[hussain0216]

Loser running away (probably to the bunker) with his head in shame.

India knows they started this
They knows what happened to the IAF

They knows the Pakistan military hit them back hard and in the end de-escalation was the only path


We now need to carry the victory into the psychological area,, what we don't want is delusional Indian public and pti fanboys doing their natch thrap

 

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[El Sidd]

Americans now will teach their kids about Modi, Bakshi and Arnab and not Lincoln, Washington and Eisenhauer.

No wonder Indians make fun of Americans for their choice of food and employment.

 

[Ali_Baba]

The source said that New Delhi had been shocked by the scale of Pakistan's response, and that both sides then "got serious" about engaging in peace talks later Saturday. CNN

Shocked by loss of S400 and Fatah strikes.

Well - what did they expect when they started attacking airbases ? What did they expect after the extended drone attacks, and cruise missile attacks.