Pakistan-India Conflict 2025: News Updates and Discussion

[Baibers_1260]

AJ interviewed Sashi Tharoor over Phalgam recently too - the interviewer himself was ex-NDTV and did not go easy on him. Even Mr. eloquent was not doing so well.

There is a possible solution to such manipulation:
See below,
Post in thread 'Pakistan - India Conflict 2025 so far . Part lll'
https://defencepk.com/forums/threads/pakistan-india-conflict-2025-so-far-part-lll.23490/post-810588

 

[airhead]

What’s your point? Are you an Indian?

 

[TopGun786]

Sorry Sir , I shall refrain from describing you as cool in the future.

You think you can insult mods and refrain from being punished just by the magic of words?
I bet every sentence of yours is being monitored. Expect making a new alt ID soon to visit this forum again.

 

[sambody]

You think you can insult mods and refrain from being punished just by the magic of words?
I bet every sentence of yours is being monitored. Expect making a new alt ID soon to visit this forum again.

I am counting on it.

 

[GoatsMilk]

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1 front 4 enemies lmao

The day China actually intervene directly, it will end status quo in IoK and Zangnan.

Indian general mentioned Chinese weapons but forget to mention French, Israel, Russian and American weapons India used and still lost.

If I'm honest he doesn't sound like a serious guy. If these are the kind of guys leading the Indian war effort, Pakistan has nothing to fear.

 

[Irfan Baloch]

If I'm honest he doesn't sound like a serious guy. If these are the kind of guys leading the Indian war effort, Pakistan has nothing to fear.

real soldiers don't sound like Bollywood/ Hollywood Heroes. what is being said is important. it is unfair of the Indian military to put the blame of its failure on Modi Government, it was the job of Indian military to have the foresight and wargame how Pakistan will possibly respond and prepare accordingly. Modi and Godi media was not going to formulate the tactics for it.

 

[Master Chief]

If I'm honest he doesn't sound like a serious guy. If these are the kind of guys leading the Indian war effort, Pakistan has nothing to fear.

He is definitely full of excuses and takes the time to elaborate on them in detail, which strongly implies India's military was defeated during this operation. He doesn't even regard India's vast size as advantageous. Rather than "strategic depth", the vast size of India makes full spectrum logistics and airspace defence difficult or impossible, according to the video - if only we had Iron Dome. Again, sounds like excuses for Sindoor's failure and/or for the upcoming failure of their next operation.

Just like certain football teams, get 'em in before the season starts.

 

[GoatsMilk]

Hollywood Heroes. what is being said is important. it is unfair of the Indian military to put the

He sounds like a complete and total idiot. He "learned lessons" from what should have been obvious before the "conflict" even started.

China provided intel, of course they would provide intel. Turks provided drones and had "trained individuals" no shit.

What next water is wet.

 

[Lion]

He sounds like a complete and total idiot. He "learned lessons" from what should have been obvious before the "conflict" even started.

China provided intel, of course they would provide intel. Turks provided drones and had "trained individuals" no shit.

What next water is wet.

This is what should have been highlighted when the Indian CDS mentioned that they “learned lessons” after the losses on day 1 and then did better. If losing 5+ fighters was what it took to learn enough lessons to be better then what were they doing in the two decades since 1999?

 

[Mighty_Dragon_Strike]

@GoatsMilk .... hahaha!

 

[Areesh]

Truth has been spoken

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[Ali_Baba]

If I'm honest he doesn't sound like a serious guy. If these are the kind of guys leading the Indian war effort, Pakistan has nothing to fear.

The leadership of the Indian armed forces does not seem to be as good as the leadership of the Pakistan Armed forces, to me, the human resource 'quality' seems to be lower. This was something I first saw in person speaking with a number of Su30MKI pilots when they came to an airshow in the UK, versus when I spoke with some Pakistani JF17 pilots who also came to the UK.

This could be more reflective of more economic opportunities in India, for India's brightest and best to pursue, where culturally in India, Military Service is often frowned up as a lowly career? In Pakistan, this is the opposite from what I see.

It always comes down to making good decisions and I think Pakistan on average does better, because the people are better for the reasons indicated. This is not a refection of some martial superiority nonsense or genetics(since the people are both cut from the same dna cloth!), but more about how military service is viewed culturally and therefore staffed.

 

[Ali_Baba]

Truth has been spoken

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Dhang - that lady has got some sharp tongue !!!!

 

[Be dazzled]

This is the answer to Indian rona shona:

"According to the commentary, a seemingly weaker force leveraged an imported combat system – “combining data links, early warning aircraft, air defence systems, and coordinated fighter jets” – to overwhelm its opponent’s mishmash of weapons from different countries."

“From the moment an enemy aircraft takes off, our early warning aircraft must immediately detect it, guiding air-to-air and surface-to-air missiles to strike before the pilot even realises the danger.”

China’s war lessons after India-Pakistan conflict prioritise integrated systems

Study Times commentary does not directly mention the encounter but reflects reports of what occurred.

www.scmp.com

Most of the tech used is indigenous not imported.

 

[iblini]

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The feeling is like, there is no between a restraint conflict or a total war, if you have shown restraint due to political reason, you are stepping on a pile of dog shit, godi medias and jeet online will flood the internet with their false narrtives.