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I guess there are several of these reasons at play. Pakistan, at least the civilian government wants to de-escalate the situation whereas the Pakistan army does not know what to do. A lot will also depend on what India's next move will be.War Balance sheet of May 8/9 overnight
No major action from either side. India did not attack anything serious in Pakistan and vice versa.
Why did Pakistan slow down in its revenge tactics? Guess reasons:
1. Running out of ammunition, missiles and drones
2. Shortage of fuel to fly the jets…. It is rumoured that only 4 days of jet fuel left
3. Diplomatic pressure on Pakistan to call it quits
4. IMF meeting today may refuse to approve last tranche of loan of $1.5 billion
5. Found Indian Air Defences to be too strong to penetrate
6. Chinese military hardware proving to be worthless
7. Indian Navy outside of Karachi ready to block the flow of military hardware
8. Internal turmoil in Pakistani military
Etc.
Pick the reason you think most likely.
Balochistan breaking awayWar Balance sheet of May 8/9 overnight
No major action from either side. India did not attack anything serious in Pakistan and vice versa.
Why did Pakistan slow down in its revenge tactics? Guess reasons:
1. Running out of ammunition, missiles and drones
2. Shortage of fuel to fly the jets…. It is rumoured that only 4 days of jet fuel left
3. Diplomatic pressure on Pakistan to call it quits
4. IMF meeting today may refuse to approve last tranche of loan of $1.5 billion
5. Found Indian Air Defences to be too strong to penetrate
6. Chinese military hardware proving to be worthless
7. Indian Navy outside of Karachi ready to block the flow of military hardware
8. Internal turmoil in Pakistani military
Etc.
Pick the reason you think most likely.
Something worthy was hit inside pakodastan
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MaoMao you lose hope so soon.Alright just to sum up events up until now from this morning, Paxtan responded to our drone strikes yesterday which in itself was a response to their drone attacks.
Hence the ball is in our court. Of course by no means does this preclude an attack from Paxtan. However I'm of the opinion we're still not clear in how do we go about resolving this conflict?!
IMO we definitely have a plan but it's contingent on Paxtan escalatory measures. Otherwise, we would've definitely seen a response by now to what Paxtan perpetrated early morning thru their drone attacks in J&K, Punjab etc.
What's Paxtan going to do? All their low level low IQ tactics of sending drones across to claim some sort of imaginary victory has come crashing down along with their drones.
IMO PAF will be forced by Fauji Foundation into a do or die kind of huge escalation within 24-48 hours, one where they bring in say 50-60+ Fighter Aircrafts along with drones & LMs etc to take down as much of our infrastructure & IAF as they can to show their awam back home they aren't the eunuchs they're portrayed to be .
It's either this or once again some low level drone attacks in different parts of North & West India. There's also the third option which is that they'd call it a day but realistically I don't see it as a possibility.
However if they don't attack in the next 24-48 hours & we keep calm as well then you can be sure we're de escalating . This is the reason I believe if we're truly serious about damaging them in a big way for a substantial period of time we need to launch another drone strike like we did yesterday morning in daylight & the full glare of the Paxtanis.
Basically we'd be provoking them to respond. If we don't do even this much I don't need to tell you where this engagement is going.
Honestly, we don't even need to do that.. We are playing them like a fiddle by saying we want to de-escalate.. I have noticed 2-3 times we replied they were caught off guard by sheer scale of retaliation! I have no doubt that we are pretending international pressure is there to bait them into trying to get the last laugh!!Basically we'd be provoking them to respond. If we don't do even this much I don't need to tell you where this engagement is going.
MEA press conferences are always conducted with sanitised, diplomatic speak. Full of "neither here nor there" statements. Lately all they have been doing is verbally read out statements already put out on either their or MOD's social media accountsWe will get the answers from the MEA presser at 5.30. The tone will suggest whether we are thinking about retaliation or scaling down
Just listen to this roar...Pants Salwars and Undies will be Browned in Pindi just hearing this ...
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MaoMao you lose hope so soon.
Games have just begun. Get it out of your system that this is Balakot 2.0.
That is history now, remember how deeply you spoke of preparations just a week ago? We are extremely prepared now. A country like India does not need a month to be prepared to the level you were expecting. Two weeks is more than sufficient, we are well prepared. We will go in for de-fanging ops. This is the goal. The escalation ladder to it is very simple, continue what has already been done. ADs have been softened. Think what will be the condition of Lahore next time MKIs are flying above Lahore. All places where ADs were hit are sitting ducks at this point, and we will fly with out warmates and wingmans above them.
Then we will bring down fire and fury, the likes of which Muneer can only compare jahannum with.
Hence I suggested the overall tone and not ad verbatim. Something like "we reserve right to respond to yesterday's attacks" could indicate some response.MEA press conferences are always conducted with sanitised, diplomatic speak. Full of "neither here nor there" statements. Lately all they have been doing is verbally read out statements already put out on either their or MOD's social media accounts