Operation Sindoor and Aftermath

[Physx32]

@Azaad You may be right. It is likely going to happen by 2030. And we are not prepared.


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Do we have any underground facilities for joint operations and ensure continuity of government?

My guess is we don't, because during operation Sindoor, we saw chiefs of the 3 services, defence minister and senior officers travelling frequently (and publicly) to PM residence which is comical.

 

[Corvus Splendens]

Well this thread is fucked. At least try staying on topic guys.

In other news

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[Teengunalagaan1]

Admin, delete if already posted.


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[indrajit]

View: https://youtu.be/wwKAFIZwGJ4?si=hDdyrucClGWGnJc2

The interviewer is a bit of a buffoon but the subject was undeterred and well worth a watch.

 

[asl001]

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Sem2sem

 

[Ajayant Tripathi]

Why are we even debating fitness of woman for combat roles. Its clear cut answer. They are not made for combat role.

I am okay if they are kept in ceremonial roles. Armed forces are not about combat only. They have other ancillary departments. Woman can serve in canteen, clerical and other roles which do not require combat.

It doesn't compromise with our fighting ability.

Having some woman in uniforms serve make armed forces inclusive too. As someone earlier rightly said they other half of the popualtion will also have a stake in our armed forces.

But we are a country with surplus meat bags and so govt may even send them to an active battlefield. Who knows? It is very unlikely though. Even the woman will chicken out. They are fighting for and larping on active combat roles because they believe that they will not truly see a gruesome battlefield in their lifetime.

Once the equation flips even these woman will be asking for non combat roles. Reality always wins over fiction.


No matriarchical society is alive today. Woman today have more power than their predecessors because state has monopolized violence.

Even in personal relations these fem nazis submit to their abuser. Its a different thing to bark in public.

I will though agree both genders have a role. Currently woman have more oppurtunities than in past and they have every right to monopolize on them. They can't and should not be limited inside four walls.

Public violence is lesser now. Woman should be more visible in public now. There is nothing wrong in it.

But active combat roles?? Thats a stretch. Their are other housekeeping roles in institution which they can easily do. May even run supply trucks but not to the frontlines.

 

[concard]

I have not commented on the crap discussion which is going on in this thread regarding women serving in frontline combat. The reason is most of them who are talking about it are the people who always lose the sight of big picture and go on and on about talking BS. Let me explain with a simple logic and real history.

When I was in Germany I asked a Indian immigrant who was living there since 1970's his experience about life living in West Germany. He said during 1970's he barely saw military aged males in West Germany on the streets. Just for your information, Germany lost close to 20 million military aged men in WW2. They invited guest workers from Turkey, Spain, and other countries to prop up their economy. Now imagine if Germany lost 20 million young women in WW2. Who is going to birth the next generation of German kids? German men?

It is a simple freaking fact, when there are no young women in the country who are capable of giving birth, that nation won't survive for very long. Even in this age of wokeness it is still women who give birth to next generation not men. Men are replaceable albeit it might take some time but women are irreplaceable. Apart from this simple logic, putting women in frontline combat can have consequences if they are especially captured by enemies during battle. I don't think I have to elaborate on that. Now can we stop this stupid discussion here?

I also support what @Anants has said regarding this topic too. Women should serve in defensive roles far from the frontline.

 

[concard]

Do we have any underground facilities for joint operations and ensure continuity of government?

My guess is we don't, because during operation Sindoor, we saw chiefs of the 3 services, defence minister and senior officers travelling frequently (and publicly) to PM residence which is comical.

We were not in a full fledged war so you can't blame them for meeting PM publicly. However, whether we have underground bunkers or not is a big question. I believe we must have them somewhere. It would be utterly ridiculous if we don't have them.

 

[redpanda]

The stress tolerance you are talking about isn't related to military activity.

Yes, women have higher stress tolerance ability than men when it comes to domestic stuff and raising babies. Women are better multi-taskers too.

I lose my mind if I spend more than 15 mins with a toddler. My cousin sisters can spend entire day with the same toddler. Technically, that means they have higher ability to tolerate stress than me.

Doesn't mean they'll perform better on the battlefield compared to me.

Also there is a difference in default reaction between men and women in case of physical tolerance. Men prefer fight or flight (befriend is tertiary) while women prefer befriend or flight (fight is tertiary response). There are research paper on this.

 

[Sanglamorre]

Do we have any underground facilities for joint operations and ensure continuity of government?

My guess is we don't, because during operation Sindoor, we saw chiefs of the 3 services, defence minister and senior officers travelling frequently (and publicly) to PM residence which is comical.

If this was a fully confidential matter, there wouldn't be press photos of the meetings. OP Sindoor was as much opinion influencing as it was military. It was a very public facing effort.
So you get the photo ops and headings to exhibit to public. It is what it is.

Also, the adversary couldn't even hit an airfield. The danger was so low, precautions like secret number bunker meetings weren't probably needed.

 

[ezsasa]

View: https://youtu.be/wwKAFIZwGJ4?si=hDdyrucClGWGnJc2

The interviewer is a bit of a buffoon but the subject was undeterred and well worth a watch.

classic lutyens behaviour.

first we have to understand the role of the medium that gives us news, especially news in english.

“Indian journalism developed no reporting tradition; it often reported on India as on a foreign country.” ~ VS Naipaul (India : A wounded civilization)

haven't read the book, but found this quote interesting.

in this case, we have to assume trade negotiations everywhere across the world are a tough endeavour. while other countries ensure their govt's side of the story gets amplified, Indian media dumps gora view (reuters piece in this case) directly on to Indian readers, which leads to anxieties among the public.

reuters works on behalf european/trans atlantic interests, obviously will amplify talking points beneficial to their side.

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[Muzh]

This time the inaction (no further bombardment for another 3-4 days) will be regretted in future. Whatever be the reasons for de-escalation, but it was the high time to crush Pakistan for 20-30 years at least. We won't get the opportunity any more.

As I have stated earlier, there is another showdown with Pakistan coming. So those who are clamoring for war will get their wishes fulfilled.

In my previous post, where I give the jungle analogy, I have stated that Russia & China are firmly allied against the US. This puts USA at disadvantage; and to augment this disadvantage, the US needs India as an ally. However, USA does not believe in the concept of alliance; and therefore all its so called allies are in reality vassals. USA is hoping that by cooperating with China and Pakistan, it will convert India into a vassal. However, this is a wishful thinking on the part of USA. India will only cooperate with USA on the matters that are mutually beneficial. To ensure its strategic autonomy, India's military buildup will accelerate in coming months and years. US and China will sponsor another confrontation between India and Pakistan in the future. This is why complacency must not take hold in India's military plannings.

 

[Muzh]

As a matter of fact, I would be happy if an act of terrorism happens sooner than later. It might sound cruel and illogical but that is the only way forward for us to destroy the country called pakistan, split it into four pieces and make sure that it poses no further existential threat to us in future. Terrorism is rooted in the very veins of Pakistani Punjabi muslims, untill and unless we make them flee from from their land we will not be able to live in peace. For that we need to split them into 4, make them endlessly fight inbetween them for food, land and water.

My answer to Daya is somewhat applicable as a response to your post as well. Please see my reply here:

Post in thread 'Operation Sindoor and Aftermath'

May 25, 2025

This time the inaction (no further bombardment for another 3-4 days) will be regretted in future. Whatever be the reasons for de-escalation, but it was the high time to crush Pakistan for 20-30 years at least. We won't get the opportunity any more.

As I have stated earlier, there is another showdown with Pakistan coming. So those who are clamoring for war will get their wishes fulfilled.

In my previous post, where I give the jungle analogy, I have stated that Russia & China are firmly allied against the US. This puts USA at disadvantage; and to augment this disadvantage, the US...

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[The Juggernaut]

Pakistan Crypto Council’s (PCC) Chief Executive Officer Bilal Bin Saqib meets Pakistan field Marshal Munir. Saqib's PCC in April signed a letter of intent with World Liberty Financial (Trump family backed crypto venture) in April.


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Pakistan was going 5G in 2022... To become first nation in sooth aisa to du so...

But didn't happened...

Crypto will prove to be scam...
Later some kind of ghotala will happen, then we will hear that crypto is no longer a decentralized, it's owned and regulated by government

 

[ashiii]

Pakistan was going 5G in 2022... To become first nation in sooth aisa to du so...

But didn't happened...

Crypto will prove to be scam...
Later some kind of ghotala will happen, then we will hear that crypto is no longer a decentralized, it's owned and regulated by government

Pakistan itself is a scam.
Do any university in world has a department or chair to research about "mindset & working of this terrorist nation called pakistan"?

Such a fake people who's whole life is spend in propaganda & terrorism in name of 1 religion but shamelessly silent on Uyghur people of same religion. Why??????

 

[The Juggernaut]

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[akk]

Not sure how many watch Najam Sethi, unofficial pak govt spokesperson.
Recently, he has been behaving like a Chinese spokesperson, mesmerised by their power, control and technology!
How shamelessly he has to praise the Chinese with nothing to show for pakistan, is fairly blatant in the interviews.
These people, I guess, are merely playing a very complex game of chess, with a checkmate round the corner, and every surviving move being a victory! Anybody who tries to shake your opponent, delaying the checkmate, is a great power!

 

[Ajatshatru]

View: https://x.com/AishwaryakiRai/status/1926586659207881001

She is trolling Pakistan

 

[Miss Firing]

Pakistan upgrading nuclear arsenal, getting tech for WMDs from China, Turkey, UAE: Report

Pakistan is getting materials and technology for weapons of mass destruction (WMDs) from China, with some supplies coming through countries like Hong Kong, Singapore, Turkey, and the UAE, US intelligence report has revealed

www.firstpost.com

"some supplies coming through countries like Hong Kong, Singapore, Turkey, and the UAE, US intelligence report has revealed"​

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Bitch getting uppity?




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[MasterChief]

False on last part. Women are far better under stress than men. Can cite u reams and reams of data on this and I ain't a woke or a liberal but I am MSc in math, so challenging me on data is not gonna go well on this.

Don't agree that women handle stress better than men
One extremely challenging and stressful job, is that of air traffic controllers.. 78 percent of whom are men .
Of course, this doesn't prove men are better.. probably only that men had a head start .

Men and women have different responses to stress..
How we react to stress, might have implications on the battlefield..