Operation Sindoor and Aftermath

[MarDePopins]

Some honest admission from greenghetto PEEDF as things are dawning on them.. how indian dominated the escalation ladder nd enforced some heavy beating to paxtan.

point to note brahmos resulted in some hefty salwar shivering accross the border.

 

[spikey360]

Right man In wrong party

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No, he is the right man in the right party. Man is a womanizer of grand scales, or should I say on Nehruvian scales. He deserves to be in the Congress party. Just because he said a line or two in favour of "Government" does not make him something better than Congi. He has to do a lot to undo his Congi credentials.

 

[dumdumdum]

Yes, India did not have the world’s third-largest defence budget in 1947, as it does today, so the decisions made by Nehru were also in line with that reality

That was his choice to not have big defence budget. He had unchallenged leadership, unfettered power & authority. Decisions made by Nehru were in line with his world view & his deep inferiority complex about Indians. Look at all of his important decisions, they had nothing to do with reality

 

[Anants]

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Damn even a low ranking reserves soldier talks about maintaining parity(read arming pakistan). How DS has managed to push it's geopolitical goal awareness at lowest level is amazing.

@LETHALFORCE are generally soldiers/grunts aware as him in video?

 

[Shlok Bhawar]

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[ThE BrOkEn HeArT]

No, he is the right man in the right party. Man is a womanizer of grand scales, or should I say on Nehruvian scales. He deserves to be in the Congress party. Just because he said a line or two in favour of "Government" does not make him something better than Congi. He has to do a lot to undo his Congi credentials.

That's not accurate. Your perspective seems heavily influenced by meme-driven narratives. He has consistently demonstrated his deep nationalism. His personal and family life is a separate matter and irrelevant to his public stance. No court has proven any allegations against him. Had he been the president of Congress, the party might have performed significantly better. This is the reality. He possesses a clear vision, substantial knowledge, and the ability to articulate his thoughts effectively, knowing both what to say and how to say it.

 

[haldilal]

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[redpanda]

That was his choice to not have big defence budget. He had unchallenged leadership, unfettered power & authority. Decisions made by Nehru were in line with his world view & his deep inferiority complex about Indians. Look at all of his important decisions, they had nothing to do with reality

People should read Nehru’s writings more closely. He did not believe in the concept of military strength as a cornerstone of national security. Instead, he envisioned India as a moral leader in the world, guided by Gandhian ideals of non-violence. In his pursuit of being seen as a true Gandhian statesman—especially by Western intellectuals—Nehru often downplayed the importance of military preparedness. His idealism, however, proved detached from the geopolitical realities of his time.

In "1962: The War That Wasn’t", Shiv Kunal Verma notes:

“Nehru, in his misplaced idealism, had once remarked that ‘the police are good enough to man the frontiers.’”
This startling belief reflected his conviction that diplomacy and goodwill could secure India’s borders—an assumption tragically dismantled during the 1962 Sino-Indian War.



Nehru’s yearning for validation from the West as a morally superior, peace-loving leader often led him to pursue a pacifist image, even when the circumstances called for pragmatism. He believed India could lead the world by moral force rather than military might, but the outcome of 1962 exposed the limitations of such hyper-idealism. Ironically, despite his efforts to project an image of enlightened pacifism, the West did not come to India’s aid during the crisis, nor did it elevate Nehru to the moral pedestal he sought.

In the end, Nehru's legacy on this front is a cautionary tale: of how idealism, when untethered from realpolitik, can leave a nation vulnerable.

 

[Ajatshatru]

Damn even a low ranking reserves soldier talks about maintaining parity(read arming pakistan). How DS has managed to push it's geopolitical goal awareness at lowest level is amazing.

@LETHALFORCE are generally soldiers/grunts aware as him in video?

How can the Pakistani military ever achieve parity with India? Is that even possible? Do these so-called analysts even consider India’s foreign exchange reserves compared to Pakistan’s, or the scale of India’s military-industrial complex relative to Pakistan’s?

 

[Gandaberunda]

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According to pak when missile come and hits you that’s interception

 

[Magadha Naresh]

The above lion is a gir lion , full mane grown .
That lion is india right now , that lion is what is present on Ashok stambh .

 

[Numero]

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Point to be said that none of the Pakistani missiles have been successful to penetrate & damage any Indian asset due to competent Indian ads.

All Indian losses are due to heavy shelling only.

Turkish drones are one of the worst purchase they've ever put their money on. Turns out that it works only in the barren lands of the Middle East against naked armies.

Beside that they only have to rely on fake jet crash theories to hide their blunder.

 

[Anants]

How can the Pakistani military ever achieve parity with India? Is that even possible? Do these so-called analysts even consider India’s foreign exchange reserves compared to Pakistan’s, or the scale of India’s military-industrial complex relative to Pakistan’s?

Donation.

 

[ThE BrOkEn HeArT]

Some honest admission from greenghetto PEEDF as things are dawning on them.. how indian dominated the escalation ladder nd enforced some heavy beating to paxtan.

point to note brahmos resulted in some hefty salwar shivering accross the border.

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No need to share these knuckleheads opinions.
We are fully aware of our strengths and weaknesses, backed by evidence of our actions against the Pakistani army. Their claims of victory are merely attempts to appease their domestic audience, a pattern seen in 1948, 1965, 1971, 1989, 1999, 2016, and 2019. They consistently refuse to acknowledge defeat or learn from it, which benefits us in the long term. An enemy that lies is preferable to one that speaks the truth.

 

[Doreamon]

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And then pakistan exported their fateh 2 missiles to india . Indians can be seen taking it home for getting scrap metals out of it .. Good deal .


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[NerVik]

According to pak when missile come and hits you that’s interception

I can intercept a bullet bro. (Its another matter i won't be able to do much after that). Sem2sem.

 

[Corvus Splendens]

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In pakistan, hit = interception. Hence they intercept all kinds of missiles using their hard hangers, command posts, watchtowers, etc. You guys simply don't comprehend the strategic genius of the paki establishment. They only need a canvas tent and maryam's laptop to run flightradar and whatsapp to effectively thwart any attack. Only fools think their Jets and AD systems were worth saving in the first place. The real hidden weapon of the pakis is junoon. You can turn their entire infra into dust and they'll still find a working flex printer to shout sweet victory over short band radio.​

 

[Ajatshatru]

India needs to accelerate the production of the Tejas fighter jet to achieve parity with the Chinese Air Force and increase investment in indigenous fighter jet engine development. A homegrown fighter jet is always more advantageous than an imported one.

 

[Wayfarer]

That's not accurate. Your perspective seems heavily influenced by meme-driven narratives. He has consistently demonstrated his deep nationalism. His personal and family life is a separate matter and irrelevant to his public stance. No court has proven any allegations against him. Had he been the president of Congress, the party might have performed significantly better. This is the reality. He possesses a clear vision, substantial knowledge, and the ability to articulate his thoughts effectively, knowing both what to say and how to say it.

I dunno man. Very soon he'll be praising Mughals to the moon as usual, and a lot of RWers will have to eat their words of praise for him. He's a Nehruvian at his core, who does some monkey balancing every once in a while in order to appear balanced. But as the saying goes, a leopard cannot change its spots. I will be happy to be proven wrong, but shall remain skeptical about him till that happens.

 

[bakofbakchod]

In pakistan, hit = interception. Hence they intercept all kinds of missiles using their hard hangers, command posts, watchtowers, etc. You guys simply don't comprehend the strategic genius of the paki establishment. They only need a canvas tent and maryam's laptop to run flightradar and whatsapp to effectively thwart any attack. Only fools think their Jets and AD systems were worth saving in the first place. The real hidden weapon of the pakis is junoon. You can turn their entire infra into dust and they'll still find a working flex printer to shout sweet victory over short band radio.​

most delusional quam in the world. didnt these inbreds keep saying we had no proof of balakot? yet same inbreds are claiming 10 jets of allah down with 0 proof (max 1 or 2 could be gone).