Pakistan-India Conflict 2025: News Updates and Discussion

Hakikat ve Hikmet said:

France Conducts Inquiry Into Rafales Shooting By PAF | Indian EAM To Explain The Position In Paris​


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their own govt had completely accepted downing of atleast 1 rafale in their parliament session its on their website now but another rafale video has surfaced near srinagar they cant hide it no more
 
Vkdindian1 said:
Please sell this to your fanboys. No one else is buying this BS.
If there was even one hazy image of a damage then ISPR would have already come out and claimed complete damage.
Now don’t try to deflect this by making irrelevant statements about India not accepting aircraft losses etc etc.

Pakistan ground offensive was planned poorly with a choice of weapon that wasn’t right.
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These type of things will be revealed in our ceremony as info comes out. How can you conclude that the offensive was failure when there is dozens of OSINT videos from your side documenting explosions in airbases. You can't deny they didnt hit and no missile defence can ever intercept 100% of projectiles.
 
Vkdindian1 said:
Please sell this to your fanboys. No one else is buying this BS.
If there was even one hazy image of a damage then ISPR would have already come out and claimed complete damage.
Now don’t try to deflect this by making irrelevant statements about India not accepting aircraft losses etc etc.

Pakistan ground offensive was planned poorly with a choice of weapon that wasn’t right.
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can some body give this clown his 🃏costume

there was no ground invasion, trick was to plan it without it, in the first place!
 
Hakikat ve Hikmet said:

France Conducts Inquiry Into Rafales Shooting By PAF | Indian EAM To Explain The Position In Paris​


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So much for these wussies holding the treaty in abeyance

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Be dazzled said:
Your own people shared videos of crashed aircraft not us. The world has accepted most of those as legit. Its not my fault if you dont, but many of your serving and ex military personnel do. Slowly but surely the truth is being accepted.
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Trying to sneak in damage to Air bases in the shadow of loss of aircraft is nothing more than a childish effort.
Don’t try to link loss of aircraft with damage to India Mil assets.
That story of Srinagar almost destroyed based on a Tweet shows how desperate some people are to salvage some respect in their attempt to cause damage to Indian bases.
I am sure you would try and link it to loss of aircraft like a fanboy but it wouldn’t work.
 
Yasser76 said:
No literally every interview FM or CDS does never asks about Pakistani bases, just Indian fighter losses. That adds to the pain they are going through. Whole world does not even acknowledge their talking points, just the fighter losses. What does that tell you?
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Real men fight with air forces (paraphrasing a former AMD CEO: real men have fabs)

After spending 100s of billions of $s, tons of human resources, exemplary external help and decades of time you've lost it in less than an hour! And, you have turned to the "Housi" technique! And, you've lost your conventional superiority over your 10x smaller nuclear arch rival! And, you're pushing all toward getting closer to the dreaded "N-word" that even Russia or Israil isn't allowed to utter! And, you're showing religious fundamentalist fanaticism as a strategic policy while putting Nazi-style RSS at the helms! Now is the time for you to be punished, for in the books of the Imperialists no mistakes and blunders of this magnitude go unpunished. Please note the Imperialists, by definition, surpass you with their strength, wealth, and time.....

*IMHO, the punishment for the Hindutva Bharat started with the fall of their proxy terrorist Hasina regime in BD. I won't be surprised if the DC gave a greenlight to Bharat to carry out kinetic ops inside Pakistan knowing fully well the aftermath for they're fully aware of the PAF capabilities and intent vis-a-vis IAF. It's like hitting the target ball with another ball on the billiard table.
 
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Vkdindian1 said:
Trying to sneak in damage to Air bases in the shadow of loss of aircraft is nothing more than a childish effort.
Don’t try to link loss of aircraft with damage to India Mil assets.
That story of Srinagar almost destroyed based on a Tweet shows how desperate some people are to salvage some respect in their attempt to cause damage to Indian bases.
I am sure you would try and link it to loss of aircraft like a fanboy but it wouldn’t work.
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How are we fanboy when there is OSINT evidence? You keep calling us fanboy when we are citing everything that is OSINT
 

Pakistan to boost defense spending after military showdown with India​

Pakistani officials said they have been offered a range of new Chinese military equipment, including fighter jets and air defense systems.

June 10, 2025 at 12:31 p.m. EDT57 minutes ago

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A Pakistani soldier stands guard at the Pakistan-Afghanistan border at FC North, the 63-kilometer-long Sakam Kan Check Post, in Chaman, Pakistan, on June 4. (Akhter Gulfam/EPA-EFE/Shutterstock)
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ISLAMABAD – Pakistan announced on Tuesday a plan to significantly increase its defense spending, a month after a military confrontation with India that brought the nuclear-armed rivals to the brink of war.

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Addressing the lower house of parliament, Pakistani Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb said the defense budget would rise by almost 20 percent, to $9 billion. It would be one of the largest increases in decades and will require the government to slash subsidies and other spending.

Defense should be prioritized, Aurangzeb told lawmakers, to meet what he called a “historic moment.” Pakistan’s parliament still needs to approve the budget, but the vote is viewed by analysts as a formality.

Pakistani officials said they have been offered a range of new military equipment by China — their chief international backer — including fighter jets, missile defense systems and high-tech monitoring aircraft.

During the hostilities last month, India struck targets deep inside Pakistan, raising questions about the effectiveness of the country’s air defenses. Among the sites hit was an air base in Rawalpindi, where the military is headquartered.
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Pakistan’s defense budget will still be much smaller than that of its more powerful neighbor: India allocates around $80 billion for military spending and is debating a further increase.
“There is a staggering asymmetry in defence economics between India and Pakistan,” wrote political scientist Farrukh Saleem in the News International, a Pakistani newspaper.
But in May’s aerial combat, “efficiency trumped extravagance,” he wrote, echoing a widespread sentiment in Pakistan that the country had emerged victorious.

A Pakistani soldier stands guard at the Pakistan-Afghanistan border at FC North, the 63-kilometer-long Sakam Kan Check Post, in Chaman, Pakistan, on June 4. (Akhter Gulfam/EPA-EFE/Shutterstock)
Pakistan claimed to have downed at least five Indian warplanes; a Post analysis found at least two French-made fighter jets appeared to have crashed. India recently acknowledged the loss of aircraft but did not provide a number.


Officials in Islamabad see the Indian losses as proof that their cheaper Chinese equipment can hold its own against Western technology.
Unlike past deals to purchase F-16 fighter jets from the United States, “Pakistan’s defense partnership with China features flexibility and it ranges from direct payments to deferred ones, to strategic gifting,” Pakistani military analyst Hasan Askari Rizvi said.
That flexibility is key for Pakistan, which is still recovering from one of its worst economic crises in decades. As inflation soared to record levels in 2023, officials were forced to seek another bailout from the International Monetary Fund, which is still in the process of being released.

Rizvi said the increase in defense spending is unlikely to draw domestic criticism, even if it necessitates painful cuts. “National survival has always overridden the financial debate,” he said.

The budget proposed Tuesday reduces total spending by around seven percent. Miftah Ismail, a former Pakistani finance minister, said the government should do its part by slashing “excessive” salaries of civil servant and elected officials.
“Modernizing our armed forces is essential,” he said. “But the key is spending wisely.”
In a speech Tuesday, Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif acknowledged “the sacrifices the common man has made.”
Many in the country now ask what “the wealthy groups have contributed,” Sharif said, adding: “This is a question that the elite, including me, have to answer.”


 
So Chinese maal was able to jam French spectra, Israeli and Russia EW assets and helped Pakistan shoot 6 planes,


BUT

it wasn't able to handle akash and other Indian sam batteries and other assets...

anyone believing the second part is kidding himself/herself !
 
Vapnope said:
So Chinese maal was able to jam French spectra, Israeli and Russia EW assets and helped Pakistan shoot 6 planes,


BUT

it wasn't able to handle akash and other Indian sam batteries and other assets...

anyone believing the second part is kidding himself/herself !
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Theres vast evidence via OSINT and the own military saying damage was caused to their equipment and personnel in 5 airbases you cant make us all fool!
 
BonPlan said:
As the PL-15 found nearly intact, with a functional seeker, in India.
USA, the five eyes and France are pleased for that.
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Show the pics. The only evidence we have is a video showing the booster section of a PL15, suggesting the seeker and warhead detonated.
 
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