Operation Sindoor and Aftermath

[Doreamon]

View: https://x.com/TopGResistance/status/1922119830959747081

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 .


View: https://x.com/i/status/1921063396205535246

 

[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]

View: https://x.com/RT_com/status/1920879648705016149

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).

 

[bakofbakchod]

in next 12 months, bare minimum, 5 QR-SAM squadrons, additional 2 Akash regiments for IA (preferably the NG version), and 6 squadrons more for IAF must be ordered.

 

[Decahex]

View: https://x.com/OnTheNewsBeat/status/1923523054870855968?t=64Og1iuZDQ1fmgUzY70uWw&s=19

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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I hope this establishes the fact that whatever narrative warfare takes place, it'll falter in the face of cold, hard actions that can be verified independently. I swear, I will slap someone in the face if they dhotishiver and start dooming about muh narrative warfare during the fog of war in the next conflict. These buggers were so annoying during the course of the operation. Wars are not won on social media. Whatever memefaggotry the Porkis did to convince cumskins and bateaters barely lasted a week.

 

[ThE BrOkEn HeArT]

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.

In a village in Amritsar, these drones incident resulted in damage to one house and a car. It remains unclear whether the damage was caused by debris from the drones or if they crashed intentionally. Upon impact with the ground, the drones immediately caught fire.

 

[Shlok Bhawar]

View: https://x.com/Goreunit/status/1921020576652472565

 

[Numero]

In a village in Amritsar, these drones incident resulted in damage to one house and a car. It remains unclear whether the damage was caused by debris from the drones or if they crashed intentionally. Upon impact with the ground, the drones immediately caught fire.

I'm talking about civilian casualties & the damage to the Indian military assets.
It was non-existent.
A few drones & missiles which evaded the ads have landed in open fields & in civilian areas but they're very small in numbers.

 

[ThE BrOkEn HeArT]

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.​

They seems uneducated about defence weapons and war stretegy. They are good for us. Their intellectual standard will make sure our missiles touch the exact point of the ground.

 

[Gandaberunda]

Gems of the so-called iron lady


View: https://twitter.com/ARanganathan72/status/1923364967035674743

Never ever post tweets from RW clown when they do black piling. Post fake news then delete silently when fact checked these clowns are amplified by low level IT celliyas like Bhiku matre

View: https://x.com/pratap_btp/status/1923368316032491853?s=46

 

[Gandaberunda]

In all these did Pak use Turkish Akinci and TB2 Byrakter drones? I can only see that YIHA shot down but no Akinci/TB2. Looks like turkroaches did not allow pak to use them in contested airspace.

 

[redpanda]

In all these did Pak use Turkish Akinci and TB2 Byrakter drones? I can only see that YIHA shot down but no Akinci/TB2. Looks like turkroaches did not allow pak to use them in contested airspace.

They probably feared we will jam one, do some reverse engineering and sell its weakness to competitors. Which was very much possible. They didn't use those chinese Wing loong II UCAVs too. It's the fear of India getting its hand on their tech.

 

[ezsasa]

I hope this establishes the fact that whatever narrative warfare takes place, it'll falter in the face of cold, hard actions that can be verified independently. I swear, I will slap someone in the face if they dhotishiver and start dooming about muh narrative warfare during the fog of war in the next conflict. These buggers were so annoying during the course of the operation. Wars are not won on social media. Whatever memefaggotry the Porkis did to convince cumskins and bateaters barely lasted a week.

yup, apart from giving valuable advice to gormint executive and bureaucracy and professional soldiers on how to do their jobs on procurements and battle plans, would be nice if our public experts spend a little bit of their valuable time on do's and don't of information warfare for the next time. even though there can't be a fool proof system, clearly some of the trends that have emerged can be avoided.

one of observations from my end while watching it realtime, is that global OSINT handles were missing in action this time, which swayed a lot of public opinion in 2019. one reason could be because of USAID funding cuts. next time we won't be so lucky.

atleast start the conversation on awareness.

 

[arjuntank]

China will never for WAR like 1962 with India ! They will only arm all neighbors of India and make their relation with India unstable. At the most they will show up their Army on East at the major conflict with PAK.
They know very well that any direct confrontation with India will have huge collateral damage to them and their position in world platform will shake.

Chinese doing same strategy that they did with nationalist brothers.

 

[crazywithmath]

Never ever post tweets from RW clown when they do black piling. Post fake news then delete silently when fact checked these clowns are amplified by low level IT celliyas like Bhiku matre

View: https://x.com/pratap_btp/status/1923368316032491853?s=46

I am not sure why one has to be defensive over it. This is aman ki asha on steroids;

WikiLeaks: Indira had offered to share N-tech with Pakistan in 1974 | India News - The Times of India

India News: “In my letter to PM Bhutto I have stated that India is willing to share nuclear technology with Pak,” US embassy reported, quoting Indira's statement,

timesofindia.indiatimes.com

The other nations who did nuke tests did not engage in such jhumlas. Heck, even Vajpayee did not sugarcoat his words in 1998.

Notice how the piddi handle is talking about 'smart diplomacy'? Lmao!

Indira G was bending over backwards to appeasee the pakroaches because she wanted an invitation to the first ever OIC summit.

Why India didn't make it to OIC | India News - Times of India

India News: The year was 1969. As Pakistan's then president, Gen Yahya Khan, arrived in Rabat for the first ever Islamic summit, India was on the verge of executi

timesofindia.indiatimes.com

1969 : When India formally applied to be part of the Muslim world

How do you like your Indian secularism now? Feels great, doesn’t it? | OpIndia News

www.opindia.com

 

[spikey360]

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 cannot disagree about his oratory skills, his nationalistic stance on many issues. But being a womanizer itself comes with a set of baggages when you are in the political arena..
The opposition, the enemy will sooner or later find dirt on you, have you compromised and singing against national interests. Also, womanizers experience no continuum in family life. When you are in the top echelons of power, leading a contented family life contributes to a mental sanity and balance.
Either you be a family man or be a yogi/sannyasi. But you can't be half way.

Will give you some examples of halfway throughs of contemporary times you can correlate with their political careers

Digvijaya Singh
Rahul Gandhi
Mahua Maitra

 

[ezsasa]

Shock & awe: Inside story of India’s Op Sindoor that forced Pakistan to plead for ceasefire​

Op Sindoor: Inside story of what led Pakistan DGMO to make frantic calls for ‘ceasefire’

India used multiple types of aircraft, air to surface missiles & air defence systems to inflict damage to PAF. Almost all strikes were covered by high-res recon UAVs & satellites.

theprint.in

View: https://youtu.be/LGbJuxtHuBI