Operation Sindoor and Aftermath

[JConline]

Mods, please delete this if it is a repost.

Very informative interview with Tom Cooper. Worth the 45 mins.


View: https://youtu.be/Lbfo0bUQHKk?si=QkBm8mrw2smy2ncL

 

[Nibbler]

Ward carrol, who is generally a good watch, seemingly has brought on a Pakistani propagandist to "reveal deep intel" on the conflict.

Absolute garbage, needs to be called out.


View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5QWoRVzK2kQ

This includes verifiable disinfo like "BSF S400 operator funeral" etc, a complete sham but on a platform that gets good views.

Why does it need to be called out.

Just don't give it views.

 

[Ajatshatru]

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[Oldworld]

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[Ajatshatru]

Comparing Operation Sindoor to the Balakot airstrikes, it’s clear that the Indian military has learned significantly and addressed past shortcomings. Both the Indian military and government appear to learn quickly from their experiences. In the case of Balakot, there was a lack of publicly available evidence to support the strike’s impact, whereas in Operation Sindoor, a substantial amount of evidence has been presented. During Balakot, India was pressured into de-escalation in exchange for the return of Wing Commander Abhinandan. In contrast, during Operation Sindoor and its aftermath, the Indian military gave Pakistan no such opportunity. It’s evident that the Indian military and government have continued to evolve, and in future conflicts, their responses are likely to be even more swift, precise, and effective.

 

[Nibbler]

Chang runs a $1 trillion dollar surplus while Uncle Sam prints dollars the ccp basically distributed it.

This can buy a lot of influence. They will of course target "trusted sources" with big audiences. The money can find its way into the influencers pocket thru any number of avenues. Not necessarily thru a Chinese lady in ccp uniform.

The average westoid is receptive to this. They hate India and Indians.

Information war is a waste of time until we have the money to do it right.

Just don't engage imo. Good OR bad. I don't give a shit what tom cooper thinks either tbh

Sindoor has killed a lot of dirty pakis and proven indian weapons to the Indian military. Which is what matters.

 

[Ajatshatru]

Chang runs a $1 trillion dollar surplus while Uncle Sam prints dollars the ccp basically distributed it.

This can buy a lot of influence. They will of course target "trusted sources" with big audiences. The money can find its way into the influencers pocket thru any number of avenues. Not necessarily thru a Chinese lady in ccp uniform.

The average westoid is receptive to this. They hate India and Indians.

Information war is a waste of time until we have the money to do it right.

Just don't engage imo. Good OR bad. I don't give a shit what tom cooper thinks either tbh

Sindoor has killed a lot of dirty pakis and proven indian weapons to the Indian military. Which is what matters.

Indian military must always be prepared to conduct surgical strikes within Pakistan, neutralize any Pakistani retaliation, execute effective counter-retaliatory operations, and, in the event of a full-scale war, neutralize Pakistan’s nuclear capabilities.

Pakistan dares to carry out terrorist attacks against India under the bluff of its nuclear umbrella. Neutralise the nuclear bluff

 

[Nibbler]

Indian military must always be prepared to conduct surgical strikes within Pakistan, neutralize any Pakistani retaliation, execute effective counter-retaliatory operations, and, in the event of a full-scale war, neutralize Pakistan’s nuclear capabilities.

Id go further and say India should do a nuclear counterforce first strike if the option presents itself.

Even if it's only 90% of their warheads. Of they can be eliminated with a nuclear first strike they should.

After that we can say if you retaliate the next nukes will be in your cities.