Operation Sindoor and Aftermath

[Nibbler]

Like I said, they paid only cursory glance at our capabilities (admittedly they are quiet worried as evident even in the brief few minutes they do touch up on them). But for the most part their podcast was all about "we did not use our best weapons (we don't know why), but Indians used theirs because our jawab to their initial attacks was lajawab, we forced them" to "we have everything they have, we need to scale it up". Even when they discuss the bramhos and how difficult it is to counter it, they search for parity with us and claim they should/will build a comparable system to counter us.

And then there is the usual "China sàar".

My comments are only to these two podcasts they publish

I don't put it past them to bait an audience then try switch up

Kind of like that Nutlickjeff on Twitter

 

[ChandraSingh]

why didn't pakis used taimur Cruise missile during the operation, It was hyped up a lot by pigs to be used against indian HVTs.

Sometimes it is better to not to use the weapon you tout as your best because you know it's inferior to your adversary's. So just keep the enemy guessing while putting with "restraint".

 

[Muzh]

I do hope you're wrong.

I would love to hear years from now that we got a few burgerchods too and that they were scurrying around after seeing only a handful of standoff munition explode so close to them.

My theory:

• Some burgers either were hurt or were very close to being hurt.
• They were in contact with USCENTCOM throughout the whole skirmish.
• Strikes happen, CENTCOM contacts DOD+Washington and confirm IAF is not stopping
• Combine the above with the fear of a balkanized pakistan, they had to say uncle(make pakis say uncle) before IAF pwnage got too extreme.
• The possibility of multiple US servicemen being liquidated in pakistan right after pakis launched a terrorist attack into India would be a major humiliation for everyone(State Dept, Washington, Intel-dipshits & DoD), especially since they would not have a justified reason to riposte militarily against "these bloody Indians". We did all of that without losing escalation dominance.
• Eventually, Vance intervenes, ONLY a few days after he confidently proclaimed to the world that this was not their conflict.

Spoiler: There was like back to back humbling for the burgers those few weeks. :hehe:

>Be Murica
>Send 2 carrier battle groups to pwn the Houthis
>Lose multi million dollar drones to basic bitch SAMs
>Lose FA-18s to "carrier maneuvers", Houthis say they shot them down
>F-35 turns tail after facing Houthi SAMs
>Trump declares victory, promises Houthis will stop, Murican media copes
>HOUTHIS DON'T STOP
>Wake up the next day to Indians decisively pwning your rabid dog
>Indians do airstrikes and A2AD better than you
>Rinse and Repeat

Amen to that.

I have not come across an official confirmation but based on all the money Pakistan is receiving from USA, it is highly likely that Pakistan will be used as a launchpad by USA against Iran. Thus, I would not be surprised if USA has started moving man and material to Pakistan. It is quite possible that some US assets were hit by Indian Air Force during Operation Sindhoor; I do not know. Eventually we will know. One thing is for sure, USA was not just hoping, it was casually sure that India would get hit by at least one Pakistanese nuclear bomb. USA did not expect that India would start bombing Pakistanese nuclear facilities. On the contrary, USA was expecting to put pressure on India using threats of Pakistanese nukes. However, once India started bombing Pakistanese nuclear facilities in the broad day light, US gamut to contain India fell apart.

China despite being a member of Troika supported Pakistan, initially. But as the conflict progressed, China realized that India was able to isolate Pakistan completely by jamming Chinese signals. At this point, China thought that it would be better to have India as a friend than enemy. So both India and China downplayed Chinese involvement in the conflict. Russians have been urging Chinese to mend fences with India; but China and USA thought, this was a great time to inflict wounds on India. This proved to be a big miscalculation.

As a side effect of Operation Sindhoor, for the first time, mainly after realizing India's military capabilities, Chinese are really sincerely interested in Troika.

 

[Muzh]

I get your point and agree to an extent.

The US was certainly taken aback by our offensive capability but what would have really hurt is our defensive capability that prevented any Porki attack from landing.

I don't believe we will see any new offers of significant defense sales to India from the US anytime soon. Not that we should even consider any of them.

I agree that India will start downgrading its military ties with USA. This is quite surprising. Because, most of us were expecting that Trump would patch the trust deficit created by Biden. On the contrary, the trust deficit has increased between India and USA.

 

[Nutcracker]

View: https://x.com/idrwalerts/status/1932044873038696951?s=46&t=s5Zjz3wgeVF4a5zNfD4EYA

Explosive report be like-
"DRDO scientists called out Chinese TR modules as substandard, said it won't even survive our internal lab testing let alone IAF's hot and cold user trials."

 

[KumaoniReborn]

I agree that India will start downgrading its military ties with USA. This is quite surprising. Because, most of us were expecting that Trump would patch the trust deficit created by Biden. On the contrary, the trust deficit has increased between India and USA.

USA will increase its ties with whoever as long as it means degrading enemies. We saw with how they gave Pakistan billions of military equipment to fund the Mujahideen, only for them to use those very weapons against us in Kashmir in 1990s and 2000s.

In retaliation we should make Iran as anti Pak as possible.

 

[Numero]

10000? This is beyond retard. The whole inbred population have gone nuts. They never introspect.
Do they even watch what's coming out of their mouth?
Since the 75 years they're surviving only through telling tales.

 

[Suryavanshi]

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10000? This is beyond retard. The whole inbred population have gone nuts. They never introspect.
Do they even watch what's coming out of their mouth?
Since the 75 years they're surviving only through telling tales.

Maybe he is confused between flying range and radar range
As per public data KJ 3000 has a radar lookup range of 600 to 1000 km.

 

[Physx32]

why didn't pakis used taimur Cruise missile during the operation, It was hyped up a lot by pigs to be used against indian HVTs.

Because Paxtan didn't want to escalate with more sophisticated weapons and get bombed even harder. They wanted an immediate ceasefire.

 

[Nicky]

I agree that India will start downgrading its military ties with USA. This is quite surprising. Because, most of us were expecting that Trump would patch the trust deficit created by Biden. On the contrary, the trust deficit has increased between India and USA.

More evidence to the fact that Trump made a deal with the deep state to win.

The US deep state has mostly always been anti-India.

Plus, they now feel we are getting too powerful too soon. So they want to cut us down to size.

I also have a hunch we hit some American assets.


View: https://x.com/MumbaichaDon/status/1931752903431041327?t=zt_quhGZMmkxmRcy2JYd6Q&s=19

 

[Oannattar]

View: https://x.com/DeepThinker0007/status/1930991846097887673

 

[Oannattar]

View: https://x.com/oulosP/status/1932081039993971065

 

[Viper316]

why didn't pakis used taimur Cruise missile during the operation, It was hyped up a lot by pigs to be used against indian HVTs.

Because the conflict is a self induced drama by pak army jenerals for holding on to the extended payrole . They were ready to accept minimal damage and call it a day when we start hitting their thresholds. IWT suspension is out of syllabus

 

[jazzy_b]

Greece and Armenia. They should be properly armed to teeth and given the same love we give to MEA's favorite country Bhutan.

Invite them, do full naach gaana exchange with them, but aim should be take revenge from Turkroaches and azher whatever country is that

 

[chnvipgz]

Greece and Armenia. They should be properly armed to teeth and given the same love we give to MEA's favorite country Bhutan.

Invite them, do full naach gaana exchange with them, but aim should be take revenge from Turkroaches and azher whatever country is that

But for that they need to have good fiscal health.Greece is now ruled by leftists and armenia has lots of antihindu christian nazis who hate hindus and even supported kuki christian terrorists against meitei especially their military twitter propaganda channel.

Armenia current govt is soros one who have buried the hatchet with turkey and azerbaijan after conceeding loss of nagorno karabagh.

 

[snakeeyes07]

why didn't pakis used taimur Cruise missile during the operation, It was hyped up a lot by pigs to be used against indian HVTs.

With IA/IAF AD all deployed and on war alert, I am not sure subsonic cruise would have made through the net.

If coming over sea then it may have better chance.

 

[RoaringTigerHiddenDragon]

But for that they need to have good fiscal health.Greece is now ruled by leftists and armenia has lots of antihindu christian nazis who hate hindus and even supported kuki christian terrorists against meitei especially their military twitter propaganda channel.

Armenia current govt is soros one who have buried the hatchet with turkey and azerbaijan after conceeding loss of nagorno karabagh.

Armenia has enough money to buy advanced missiles from India. You can see that from the Azeris crying every day. Greece-India ties are getting strategic. One or two groups hating others has no impact on how States act as a whole. The thing is India’s offensive and defensive capabilities are battle proven now. Expect arms sales to surge.

 

[ashes]

Do our ads able to counter bombers from chini perspective??

Bomber are thirdwave , they come after our airdefence is down by sead operation which is second wave , the first wave j20 or 6th gen platform which destroys our air dominance in our airspace. We need to tackle first wave then move to second wave

 

[mist_consecutive]

A terror threat from an ex CIA after she got agitated from a random reply from an Indian. Irrespective of whoever comes to power, The Deep state hate against India and love for terroristan is irreversible. Now we started seing meltdown from US officials


View: https://x.com/TPASarah/status/1931850518042939872?t=oIPChd08wUvBePA2pEwCgA&s=19

This is very serious and if this doesn't send entire RAW office in panic mode then they are not serious about India's defence.

This aligns with this article written by Sunday Guardian :

Pakistan agencies planning two new attacks

One attack is meant to frame the Afghans, the other is meant to incite the Chinese. On 22 April, a terrorist attack took place on tourists in Pahalgam,

sundayguardianlive.com

Folks some insight please.

as we saw robust layerd architecture of defense system work in op sindoor.

Does incoming projectile decision taken by completly AI or some human intervention also.

If AI, it means data feeded into AI training modal. Like signature, properties.

So if some object which is new (or ADS dont knw), than what AI do ? ( means which rocket to launch to counter).

Decision is taken by human.

 

[JConline]

View: https://youtu.be/QdXLBjStO44?si=B05ynXL34uj51TBn

This is arguably the best-explained timeline and scenarios that have shaped the India-Pakistan conflict as it exists today. Additionally, there are some insightful takes on geopolitics. Everything was hinting at this, but this video pretty much confirms it for me that the US had a lot of involvement in the events that led up to the Pahalgam attack, and also reinforces their ulterior intentions during and post Op Sindoor.

Presents a whole new perspective on this tweet.


View: https://x.com/TPASarah/status/1931850518042939872