Operation Sindoor & Aftermath (44 Viewers)

[KumaoniReborn]

TTP needs to start assaulting the Punjabi centric infantry now. But they are too ill disciiplined to take on professional soldiers so they will only assault paramilitary sadly

 

[mist_consecutive]

What signs saar? unless you have found something from serving relative/friends, if it's that don't tell

What are those telltake signs I wonder? I was wishing it should resume again in Winter. But after seeing the amount of capabilities we must induct, I say give it 3-4 years maybe? We still have 52 spy satellites to launch, Project Kusha, Tejas MK1A, maybe few Rafales, ATAGS, submarines, frigates, drones, CATS warrior, etc. When all these comes online, we would be different kind of monster. Nevertheless, I am curious to know why you think it will resume?

Few which I can share :


View: https://x.com/genzkaoboy/status/1940035781847818253?s=46


View: https://x.com/pti_news/status/1940054280536563985?s=46


View: https://x.com/in20im/status/1939923192883102050?s=46

 

[shade2]

Few which I can share :


View: https://x.com/genzkaoboy/status/1940035781847818253?s=46


View: https://x.com/pti_news/status/1940054280536563985?s=46


View: https://x.com/in20im/status/1939923192883102050?s=46

Could it be we're initiating from our side or is this being prepared if they try something?

Also why are they keeping transponders on military transport? it gets picked up by flight radar or is this to keep civilian air traffic safe?

 

[ezsasa]

There's one more instance you missed - IAF Mirages were used to take out some Pakistani positions along the LoC in 2002. A ground team did the targeting with laser devices.

didn't know about it. wouldn't have made it to my list anyways, since it's not pakiland proper.

IAF acknowledges of bombing Pakistani intruders in Kupwara during 2002 raids​

In its first acknowledgement of using strategic air power against Pakistan before the Balakot airstrikes, the Indian Air Force on Monday said it had used fighter jets to bomb Pakistani bunkers and evict the enemy, who had entered 3-4 km inside the Line of Control (LoC) in Kel area north of Kupwara, in 2002.

IAF acknowledges of bombing Pakistani intruders in Kupwara during 2002 raids

NEW DELHI: In its first acknowledgement of using strategic air power against Pakistan before the Balakot airstrikes, the Indian Air Force on Monday said it had

www.newindianexpress.com

 

[Simon Riley]

Could it be we're initiating from our side or is this being prepared if they try something?

Also why are they keeping transponders on military transport? it gets picked up by flight radar or is this to keep civilian air traffic safe?

1) I think they are expecting some pre emptive action from our side
Or
2) the notam, increase in deployment along loc also suggests they might try to do a terrorist attack and are training to defend against our response.

 

[Simon Riley]

 

[Simon Riley]

what do you guys think about this particular scenario?

 

[Ajatshatru]

Could it be we're initiating from our side or is this being prepared if they try something?

Also why are they keeping transponders on military transport? it gets picked up by flight radar or is this to keep civilian air traffic safe?

Pakistan doesn’t have the guts to start a war with India — they don’t even have the courage to defend themselves properly. All they’ve ever done is send suicide bombers into India, Afghanistan, and Iran. In fact, their entire strategy of using jihadi groups against India comes from fear — fear of facing the Indian military head-on.

 

[concard]

Few which I can share :


View: https://x.com/genzkaoboy/status/1940035781847818253?s=46


View: https://x.com/pti_news/status/1940054280536563985?s=46


View: https://x.com/in20im/status/1939923192883102050?s=46

But this would be happening in peace time, nothing unusual I see. Maybe I missed something. Can you explain how a spy plane can indicate what they might be planning?

Assuming they are planning something, how do you think they would start? And how will they get out of it? They need to have a exit strategy too, right? At this point, they might as well be spying for their step dad China.

 

[mist_consecutive]

View attachment 41842what do you guys think about this particular scenario?

The only problem here is Pakistan doesn’t have a single weapon in its arsenal which can damage a dam such that it is made inoperable. Perhaps long-range BMs but I don’t think they are accurate enough.

Also attack on energy infrastructure will be replied in kind.

 

[Ajatshatru]

But this would be happening in peace time, nothing unusual I see. Maybe I missed something. Can you explain how a spy plane can indicate what they might be planning?

Assuming they are planning something, how do you think they would start? And how will they get out of it? They need to have a exit strategy too, right? At this point, they might as well be spying for their step dad China.

I think India will resume Operation Sindoor — there’s no way Pakistan military would dare attack India. It would be a suicidal move for them.

 

[shade2]

Pakistan doesn’t have the guts to start a war with India — they don’t even have the courage to defend themselves properly. All they’ve ever done is send suicide bombers into India, Afghanistan, and Iran. In fact, their entire strategy of using jihadi groups against India comes from fear — fear of facing the Indian military head-on.

What you are saying is correct but they are self-gassing if not being pumped up by Dolund's America and China.

Op Sindoor's cheesefire has also set a bad example that they will always be saved by US before India does something fatal to them.

Then there is the very real damage done to PAF personnel and the jihadi pets.

We have to be prepared for both conventional and terrorist attacks( including sabotage for which no responsibility is taken ) by Pakistan and it's aashiqs within the country.

 

[ezsasa]

"We will watch our interest", says Pakistan Defence Minister Khawaja Asif when asked on 'pressure on Abrahim Accords' (=Trump asking Pakistan, in future to recognise Israel)


View: https://x.com/sidhant/status/1940086332489179359

 

[shade2]

"We will watch our interest", says Pakistan Defence Minister Khawaja Asif when asked on 'pressure on Abrahim Accords' (=Trump asking Pakistan, in future to recognise Israel)


View: https://x.com/sidhant/status/1940086332489179359

They are kanging over ummah chumma and
>"we will nuke Israhell inshallah"
right now

Once their Marshall Race rulers recognize The Jew these same inbreds will say
"Haha Endia, Israel has established diplomatic relations with us, massive L for hindus"

 

[Nishaanbaaz]

didn't know about it. wouldn't have made it to my list anyways, since it's not pakiland proper.

IAF acknowledges of bombing Pakistani intruders in Kupwara during 2002 raids​

IAF acknowledges of bombing Pakistani intruders in Kupwara during 2002 raids

NEW DELHI: In its first acknowledgement of using strategic air power against Pakistan before the Balakot airstrikes, the Indian Air Force on Monday said it had

www.newindianexpress.com

I wondered if that might be why you left it out; but then I wasn't sure why you included Safed Sagar/Kargil where they were clearly told not to cross the LoC and where we were trying to evict them from Indian land.

 

[Savageking456]

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Chances of this will increase by September when our Mars MD begins however if pak tries something it will begin early

 

[ezsasa]

I wondered if that might be why you left it out; but then I wasn't sure why you included Safed Sagar/Kargil where they were clearly told not to cross the LoC and where we were trying to evict them from Indian land.

yup, IAF didn't cross LOC. put it in the list because of munto dhalo logistics depot bombing and significance of the year, incase those interested can notice the progression.

1999- 5 km across loc
2019 - 60 km across loc
2025 - 300 km across loc/IB.

 

[NerVik]

Kargil?

Kargil was an accidental or unexpected war. Porkies did not expect us to retaliate. They thought they could just occupy some peaks and india would protest diplomatically and that would be all. We turned it into a war with our response. They sure started it, but not by calculation or design. But I agree with what you are trying to say, porkies have instigated conflicts, 1965 was also like Kargil war.

 

[shade2]

Kargil?

That was uniformed jihadis removing their uniform and wearing pheran pretending to be thrashmiri jihadis

 

[Nishaanbaaz]

A point was also made on how even though the Op was a glowing success more damage should have been done wrt to the amount of capabilities we ended up displaying thus revealing our cards.

A lot of people now expect them to be better prepared for the next round.

This was one of my biggest concerns with the ceasefire. Hopefully the next round comes soon enough that PAF is still nursing significant damage from initial Ops, and can't fully implement improvements/changes from its learnings in May.