Operation Sindoor and Aftermath (56 Viewers)

ezsasa said:
pakjabi tongue does not speak defensive language, there is always a threat issued even when they are begging for something. i would think mulla munir would focus on the following in his messaging

- hegemonic eendia is doing zulm on pakiland by bombing and stopping water
- pakiland will not hesitate to use all means necessary to defend it's sovereignty and territorial integrity (nooclear blackmail)
- pakiland is a victim of terror, because of U.S war on terror in afpak
- U.S president can bring peace in sooth asia by bringing eendia to negotiating table on kashmir
- need continuous military aid to maintain peace in sooth asia

other secondary things are geoeconomics trade blah blah...
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Those points for media walahs to be directed at plebs.
Not for the US generals/orangeman who knows pakis more than the pakis themselves.

Failed Marshal has been summoned to be issued orders with promises of cash and be kept off some "colour-coded list", in exchange.
 
trombone said:
Those points for media walahs to be directed at plebs.
Not for the US generals/orangeman who knows pakis more than the pakis themselves.

Failed Marshal has been summoned to be issued orders with promises of cash and be kept off some "colour-coded list", in exchange.
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could be iran too.
whatever it is, trump himself will let everybody know.
 
From a french "neutral" media :

www.rfi.fr

Opération Sindoor: le succès aérien de l’Inde passé sous silence

Alors que s’ouvre le Paris Air Show du Bourget à Paris, il sera beaucoup question du Rafale dans les allées du Salon. Le fleuron de l’industriel français Dassault Aviation a été engagé au combat contre…
www.rfi.fr www.rfi.fr

"As the Paris Air Show at Le Bourget in Paris opens, the Rafale will be the talk of the show. The flagship of French manufacturer Dassault Aviation was engaged in combat against Pakistan during Operation Sindoor on May 7. While one of these aircraft was destroyed, the raid led by India appears to have been a success."
...
"In military matters, there is "know-how" and "knowledge." It seems that New Delhi has neglected the latter. As soon as the air raid ended on May 7, a vast information campaign led by Pakistan, with the support of China, attempted to impose two ideas: India had lost a large number of aircraft during Operation Sindoor, including several Rafales, and the Chinese aircraft equipping the Pakistani Air Force had outclassed their adversaries.

...
"For Operation Sindoor, New Delhi wanted to prevent the conflict from escalating. India therefore warned Islamabad that strikes would be carried out. The Pakistani military therefore knew where and when the Indian response would occur. But since 2019, two capability-related factors have come into play: in the meantime, New Delhi has acquired the Rafale, and Islamabad has received military support from Beijing.
However, the Western military personnel who have drawn up the military assessment of Operation Sindoor do not reach the same conclusion at all: "Sindoor was a total victory on the tactical level and a complete failure in terms of communication which is almost equivalent to a defeat," they say."
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9 Targets in the Indian Air Force's Sights
On the night of May 6-7, 2025, the Indian Air Force conducted its raid with very ambitious objectives and a deliberate risk-taking that allowed for crew losses. In their sights were nine targets: armed group training camps, a Pakistani army command and control center, ground-to-air systems, and surveillance radars.

The 60 Indian aircraft involved, including Rafales and Mirage 2000s, had planned three waves of bombing to reach their targets. One round was enough. "They arrived as if they were in a boxing ring, in a very restricted area. They were eagerly awaited by the ground-air defense and 40 Pakistani aircraft. Despite this, they hit all the targets!" says an observer very close to the case."
...
"Sindoor was one of the largest air battles since World War II. It resulted in an Indian victory, leading to a rapid de-escalation between the two belligerents. "They demonstrated the weakness of Pakistan's defenses," military sources said. "They lost only a few aircraft, while Pakistan lost more than ten."

While it has been confirmed that a Rafale aircraft was destroyed, doubts remain as to the cause of its destruction. The aircraft may have been the victim of friendly fire."
 
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snakeeyes07 said:

View: https://x.com/sentdefender/status/1935134488272437518

View: https://x.com/ani_digital/status/1935141593897382042
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It’s not the end of the world we will survive like we have.

Unlike gormint pakistan did a solid job lobbying alongside that crypto bullshit to get into his corner. That and their use as hired mercenaries sort of helps the out.

Everyone can lobby in the US. If India was not able to secure a foothold in the administration its the fault of the govt no one else. Also don’t start the bullshit on we don’t need to them its always good to have some lobbying power to advance your viewpoint.
 
liberalredditor said:
time to test our old nukes on dhaka and these rohingya kanglus, the world will be forever indebted to us
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No need for that — it would only push Bangladesh to pursue nuclear weapons. Both Pakistan and Bangladesh can be dealt with using conventional military capabilities.
Pakistan should be denuclearized, while Bangladesh must be stabilized through diplomacy — and military action, if necessary.
 
BON PLAN said:
From a french "neutral" media :

www.rfi.fr

Opération Sindoor: le succès aérien de l’Inde passé sous silence

Alors que s’ouvre le Paris Air Show du Bourget à Paris, il sera beaucoup question du Rafale dans les allées du Salon. Le fleuron de l’industriel français Dassault Aviation a été engagé au combat contre…
www.rfi.fr www.rfi.fr

"As the Paris Air Show at Le Bourget in Paris opens, the Rafale will be the talk of the show. The flagship of French manufacturer Dassault Aviation was engaged in combat against Pakistan during Operation Sindoor on May 7. While one of these aircraft was destroyed, the raid led by India appears to have been a success."
...
"In military matters, there is "know-how" and "knowledge." It seems that New Delhi has neglected the latter. As soon as the air raid ended on May 7, a vast information campaign led by Pakistan, with the support of China, attempted to impose two ideas: India had lost a large number of aircraft during Operation Sindoor, including several Rafales, and the Chinese aircraft equipping the Pakistani Air Force had outclassed their adversaries.

...
"For Operation Sindoor, New Delhi wanted to prevent the conflict from escalating. India therefore warned Islamabad that strikes would be carried out. The Pakistani military therefore knew where and when the Indian response would occur. But since 2019, two capability-related factors have come into play: in the meantime, New Delhi has acquired the Rafale, and Islamabad has received military support from Beijing.
However, the Western military personnel who have drawn up the military assessment of Operation Sindoor do not reach the same conclusion at all: "Sindoor was a total victory on the tactical level and a complete failure in terms of communication which is almost equivalent to a defeat," they say."
...
9 Targets in the Indian Air Force's Sights
On the night of May 6-7, 2025, the Indian Air Force conducted its raid with very ambitious objectives and a deliberate risk-taking that allowed for crew losses. In their sights were nine targets: armed group training camps, a Pakistani army command and control center, ground-to-air systems, and surveillance radars.

The 60 Indian aircraft involved, including Rafales and Mirage 2000s, had planned three waves of bombing to reach their targets. One round was enough. "They arrived as if they were in a boxing ring, in a very restricted area. They were eagerly awaited by the ground-air defense and 40 Pakistani aircraft. Despite this, they hit all the targets!" says an observer very close to the case."
...
"Sindoor was one of the largest air battles since World War II. It resulted in an Indian victory, leading to a rapid de-escalation between the two belligerents. "They demonstrated the weakness of Pakistan's defenses," military sources said. "They lost only a few aircraft, while Pakistan lost more than ten."

While it has been confirmed that a Rafale aircraft was destroyed, doubts remain as to the cause of its destruction. The aircraft may have been the victim of friendly fire."
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French Media takes many Chinese Propaganda, Singapore and Malaysia openly follow Chinese propaganda.
 
It seems with each day its becoming clear that trump betrayed india and saved pakistan from another round of humiliation at a global scale.
India was hammering their pet dog and they were seething so as usual trump used his shenanigans and deliberately made a ceasefire deal including giving a lollipop to p0rkis that they will make Indians talk to Pakistan on certain issues(Kashmir included)
Modi shouldn’t have trusted them now we don't have any grounds to attack terroristan while US is spreading its fangs in ME,all this for Washington's selfish geopolitical ambitions.
 
Don't want to speculate or anything but President was to visit Indore for 2 days(today and tomorrow) but it was cancelled last minute and now she is meeting armed forces.
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Chief of the Army Staff, General Upendra Dwivedi along with former Chiefs of Army Staff General VP Malik, General NC Vij, General JJ Singh, General Deepak Kapoor, General Bikram Singh and General Manoj Pande called on President Droupadi Murmu at Rashtrapati Bhavan.


View: https://x.com/rashtrapatibhvn/status/1935243443518779775?t=71pUoRmynlmal7KIyzUxXQ&s=19


View: https://x.com/IndoreCollector/status/1935015555590930810?t=7drfrSNhs-lKvpD_3qxNkQ&s=19
 
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