Pakistan-India Conflict 2025: News Updates and Discussion

[Hakikat ve Hikmet]

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[Gripen9]

@Oscar , @TallGuy
Was listening to A/Cdre Chisti on one of his gazillion interviews , he said PAF dropped more tonnage in ordnance in 4-5 hrs on May10tg than total of 65 war.

Did we conduct Air strikes other than Tailchoppers going after the S400?
If so, did they breach Indian airspace?

 

[Raider 21]

You guys can never admit that your air bases were hit hard very hard
And I understand why
India wanted to deliver a message I think they achieved it

Pakistan Air Force has even admitted in the past to losing an F-16 due to a friendly fire, in a legit WVR engagement (the actual dogfight instead of the misuse of the term Indian media have used for BVR engagements) a few decades ago while chasing Soviet military aircraft.

If they can mention that within their professional realm....they would clearly have mentioned how much damage has been resulted on the airfields in Pakistan. The press conference gave out enough details.

PAF vs IAF recently has been 6-0. Pakistan also delivered a message clear and concise to India.....do not mess with them in the aerial domain.

From a few classmates and co-workers who are at some of the airbases that were hit.....some stuff was damaged with an aircraft partially burnt which is being repaired. But the rest were craters on airfields that were repaired fairly quickly.

And the current Indian CDS's answer is going to be a classic for eternity when asked about how many Indian aircraft were shot down to which his reply was "why they were shot down".

Pakistanis have their side of things to handle....while the Indians have theirs. I find the latter very well engaged with a far right media and sprinkles of their entertainment industry.

IMF ka loan aik tharaf....aur gao mata ka kabab dusre taraf.

Profitez des malheurs des batailles, cela arrive aux meilleurs pays.

Lag ghawakha ukhra che lag akal darke rashi.

 

[Vox Non Dei]

It doesn't have to be Pakistan having the pilot, it could be she's injured or dead.

It doesn't matter.

The fact that the Indian government refuses to address this properly is the problem, get that through your thick skull.

You're stuck on a small detail, and you aren't looking at the bigger picture.

Just so that I understand this right... Do you mean?

1. She is under captivity in Pakistan.
OR
2. She is dead or injured and she or her dead body is in India.

 

[Vox Non Dei]

Prove it that it is yours and father name is biologically correct.

 

[vasanthm]

The msg India received is that Pakistan will not act nice when you attack anything in Pakistan plus say hello to new proxies in IOK. 90s are so back !

You mean 90s style in Balochistan? Because that’s the part of the subcontinent where the real deja vu is happening.

 

[Vkdindian1]

For e.g I have heard from two opposing channels that leaving the PAF aside the IAF flyers are fuming at their superiors and intel branches along with leadership for delaying/changing plans that contributed to their air losses.

Basically a message being sent as “We know how to do our jobs, when you interfere and then delay decisions you put our lives in needless risk and lead to losses”

It was pure stupidity of higher ups to not follow many of the basics, which was paid in the form of loss of aircraft and loss of face for many.
Whatever the political directive, the planners should have gone back to government and cautioned them about such a setback. Or maybe, even they didn’t expect that kind of response by PAF and failed in their own assessment.

A lesson learnt hard way.

 

[PakShaheen_79]

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So it means Pakistan was in position to walkaway without taking any hits and still humiliating IAF and India after downing IAF fighters on 7th May. Asim's miscalculation provided India an excuse to escalate to using Brahmos for Pakistan Army or Air Force had no answer and the result is we provided India with multiple Sat images which they are continuously rubbing on our faces while we don't have shit to prove that we ACTUALLY hit anything meaningful on Indian side apart from Indian posts on LoC which were targeted by SH-15s and other artillery assets. Pakistan's BDA is simply non-existent. In summary, it was another missed opportunity.

 

[PakShaheen_79]

@Oscar , @TallGuy
Was listening to A/Cdre Chisti on one of his gazillion interviews , he said PAF dropped more tonnage in ordnance in 4-5 hrs on May10tg than total of 65 war.

Did we conduct Air strikes other than Tailchoppers going after the S400?
If so, did they breach Indian airspace?

A more prudent question is why there is not a single cockpit image or video with target locked? A/Cdre Sahib is on high-Octane propaganda mission.

 

[Vkdindian1]

@Oscar , @TallGuy
Was listening to A/Cdre Chisti on one of his gazillion interviews , he said PAF dropped more tonnage in ordnance in 4-5 hrs on May10tg than total of 65 war.

Did we conduct Air strikes other than Tailchoppers going after the S400?
If so, did they breach Indian airspace?

It has been publisised that Fatah along with drones were the main types of weapons used apart from CM400 against attempted strike on S400.

It is interesting to note that PAF fired so much ordnance. There is no information on the types of weapons fired.

Then there is issue of ceasefire. Actually, the best day for Pakistan to call for one was on 7th itself. It had already done the maximum damage and with ceasefire, it would have denied India any chance to salvage the day one losses.

 

[Falcon Junoon]

on restraint

Last year, Ukraine hit Russia's radars that were there to detect US/EU ICBM launches. It was an attack on Russia's nuclear deterrence. It only benefitted US/NATO, not Ukraine.

Putin displayed restraint. Ukraine took it as a sign of weakness, and became more aggressive.

One year later, Ukraine hit Russia's nuclear bombers using civilian trucks - one-third part of Russia's nuclear triade.

Had Putin retaliated last year, Ukraine wouldn't have gotten courage to attack Russian nuclear assets. Putin's restraint enabled it.

I hope our leadership is drawing lessons from this conflict.

 

[Vapnope]

You mean 90s style in Balochistan? Because that’s the part of the subcontinent where the real deja vu is happening.

Oh you will find soon enough..

 

[Pradotlc]

TO ALL PAKISTANI POSTERS.....

Please do not ruin all the fantastic and amazing facts about how IAF got demolished and destroyed by posting or responding to posts about some unknown Female Indian pilot.......

This useless discussion and posts cloud our victory and give chance to Indian trolls to focus on one thing we have no proof of while ignoring the wreckages of their pride and national dignity strewn all over Indian land.

Who gives a shit if there was an Indian female pilot....lets bring them to focus and accept the humiliation of their IAF grounding their planes for two days after getting beating from PAF...

my theory is she got shot down..... fell in love with a Pakistan farmer, got married and happily living in some village ....

 

[vasanthm]

Oh you will find soon enough..

Don’t flatter yourself. Militancy in Kashmir faded not because Pakistan got wiser, but because it ran out of options. In Balochistan, no strategy will work, economic growth and integration is a non-starter for Pakistan.