Fatman17
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Pakistan-India Conflict 2025: News Updates and Discussion
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Pak Mil should have given some better insight into details of the operation, gains and losses. Yes the initial pressers were good enough but in subsequent months there's been nothing close to an official account of what actually happened. I don't know if they're still waiting on the other side to fully acknowledge it's losses first.
Fatman17
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It's over. Let's move forward.
Distant_Observer
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Path-Finder
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Oscar
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Domestic issues have already occupied the minds of those in charge. They are sticking to ispr produced “pat in the back” publications and focused on sharing any details on a piecemeal basis to visitors.
No one should expect details on any further claims or otherwise. I would be very surprised if you get anything other than typical veterans programs.
Oscar
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This isn’t the Chinese fan movie AFAIK and is also showing Saab instead of ZDK.
@side-winder @farooqbhai @Quwa
Seems to be far to specific with HQ-9 locations and aircraft types on both sides.
@side-winder @farooqbhai @Quwa
Seems to be far to specific with HQ-9 locations and aircraft types on both sides.
Quwa
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Erieye was used for sure, but folks are wrongly asserting that CEC was employed. Rather, I think a 'wolf-pack' type system was used between J-10CEs and JF-17Cs where (by virtue of common radar sensor and munitions stacks) they were able to communicate and hand-off munitions for LOAL. The Erieye was there to give them all a macro/wide picture for overall situational awareness, but targeting/guidance was probably managed amongst these two specific platforms (J-10/Block-3), IMHO.
CEC will only come to PAF if they induct J-35AE, Sino AEW&C, and Sino UCAVs as one package.
Baibers_1260
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Now the CDS reiterates that China is an existential threat. Quite opposite to Modi's hugs in China,
Notice the change in the Indian Army's stance, where it now delivers warnings from Hindu Temples and stresses on "ideology" ( Read Hindutva ) over nationalism.
Future wars will not be confined to land, air and water. It will include space, cyber and electromagnetic domains; keep ourselves ready for such a scenario will be a challenge, he says
The CDS said dealing with threats emanating from two adversaries with nuclear weapons is another major challenge facing India as it will have to be prepared for any kind of conventional warfare. Chauhan was speaking as the chief guest at a symposium on ‘National Security Challenges Before India’ held at the Gorakhnath temple.
He emphasised that border disputes have historically been at the core of India’s wars and continue to pose formidable security threats.
“I consider the unresolved border dispute with China as the biggest challenge. The second major challenge is the proxy war being run by Pakistan against India. Pakistan’s strategy has been to ‘bleed India by a thousand cuts. It means keep hurting India slowly at a regular interval,” said Gen Chauhan.
The military official said the third biggest security challenge is emanating from the regional instability, especially the way India’s neighbouring countries are facing social, political, and economic unrest.
“The fourth challenge would be what kind of warfare we will have in future. Wars are changing rapidly. Future wars will not be confined to land, air and water. It will include space, cyber and electromagnetic domains. It will be a challenge for us to make adjustments and keep ourselves ready for such a scenario,” he said.
Underlining the importance of ideology, he said it serves as the lifeblood of a nation. “Just as blood is indispensable to the human body, so is ideology for a nation,” he remarked, adding that while a nation’s physical identity lies in its territory, its ideological strength is equally crucial for survival and direction.
The CDS said the armed forces were given full operational freedom to conduct Operation Sindoor and its aim was not only to avenge the Pahalgam terror attack, but also to draw a “red line” on cross-border terrorism.
The National Security Advisor (NSA) played a significant role in planning and implementation of Operation Sindoor in terms of providing guidance to the military that included target selection, deployment of troops, framework for de-escalation and use of diplomacy, added Chauhan. with PTI input
Notice the change in the Indian Army's stance, where it now delivers warnings from Hindu Temples and stresses on "ideology" ( Read Hindutva ) over nationalism.
Border dispute with China India’s biggest security challenge: CDS
Hindustan Times September 05, 2025 ( Link )Future wars will not be confined to land, air and water. It will include space, cyber and electromagnetic domains; keep ourselves ready for such a scenario will be a challenge, he says
The CDS said dealing with threats emanating from two adversaries with nuclear weapons is another major challenge facing India as it will have to be prepared for any kind of conventional warfare. Chauhan was speaking as the chief guest at a symposium on ‘National Security Challenges Before India’ held at the Gorakhnath temple.He emphasised that border disputes have historically been at the core of India’s wars and continue to pose formidable security threats.
“I consider the unresolved border dispute with China as the biggest challenge. The second major challenge is the proxy war being run by Pakistan against India. Pakistan’s strategy has been to ‘bleed India by a thousand cuts. It means keep hurting India slowly at a regular interval,” said Gen Chauhan.
The military official said the third biggest security challenge is emanating from the regional instability, especially the way India’s neighbouring countries are facing social, political, and economic unrest.
“The fourth challenge would be what kind of warfare we will have in future. Wars are changing rapidly. Future wars will not be confined to land, air and water. It will include space, cyber and electromagnetic domains. It will be a challenge for us to make adjustments and keep ourselves ready for such a scenario,” he said.
Underlining the importance of ideology, he said it serves as the lifeblood of a nation. “Just as blood is indispensable to the human body, so is ideology for a nation,” he remarked, adding that while a nation’s physical identity lies in its territory, its ideological strength is equally crucial for survival and direction.
The CDS said the armed forces were given full operational freedom to conduct Operation Sindoor and its aim was not only to avenge the Pahalgam terror attack, but also to draw a “red line” on cross-border terrorism.
The National Security Advisor (NSA) played a significant role in planning and implementation of Operation Sindoor in terms of providing guidance to the military that included target selection, deployment of troops, framework for de-escalation and use of diplomacy, added Chauhan. with PTI input
Fatman17
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CDS was brought back by Modi jee for this purpose. To spread the hinduvata ideology in the military
PK781
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seeing the attack on qatar and their cowardly silence after that......
Aren't we all so glad to be Pakistanis!
Thank goodness for us having strategic deterrence and a powerful military!
At least we can walk with our heads high with proudness and humility.
Pakistan Zindabad.
Aren't we all so glad to be Pakistanis!
Thank goodness for us having strategic deterrence and a powerful military!
At least we can walk with our heads high with proudness and humility.
Pakistan Zindabad.
NA71
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Soon CDS sb will be fitted in wooden frame and be hanged on the wall as shown on the back ground..
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