Operation Sindoor

[haldilal]

View: https://x.com/ANI/status/1920818024203890868

 

[Nishaanbaaz]

No major response is coming. He said that a responsible retaliatory answer has been given. So we ain't doing shit no more it seems.

Well on the flip side, Hellfire just dropped a tweet with a green dot for "Go" and the term "Nevlas" - suggesting the Navy has been given the go-ahead for action. The recent moves of giving emergency powers to local bureaucrats + calling up Territorial Army, and Modi still not even commenting - all give me the feeling there's still more to come.

 

[Brimstone]

Saab awacs are old stil effective and are used by paf on other hand chinease awacs were early retired by paf due to issue it was widely reported

How are they maintaining the fleet ?
Is SAAB still providing spare/support or are they cannibalising ?

 

[Lord Voldemort]

The take away from MEA presser is

No major action is imminent.

 

[ThE BrOkEn HeArT]

View: https://x.com/BhagwaanUvacha/status/1920792217389605090

Exactly, the jet that successfully shoots down another aircraft is likely to capture a wealth of data through its onboard systems, including:
Flight Data Recorder (FDR): Records flight parameters such as altitude, speed, heading, pitch, roll, and G-forces.Captures the jet’s position (GPS coordinates) and trajectory during the engagement.Logs engine performance, fuel consumption, and system statuses.

Cockpit Voice Recorder (CVR):

Records pilot communications, including radio transmissions with air traffic control, other aircraft, or ground stations.Captures cockpit conversations, alerts, and warnings, providing context for the engagement (e.g., target acquisition, weapon selection).

Weapons Systems Data:
Logs details of the weapon used (e.g., air-to-air missile, gun, or directed-energy weapon). Records targeting data, such as radar or infrared lock-on, range to target, and firing parameters.Tracks missile or projectile trajectory and impact confirmation (if equipped with telemetry).

Sensor and Radar Data: Captures radar tracks of the target, including its speed, altitude, and bearing. Records data from infrared search and track (IRST) systems, electro-optical targeting systems (EOTS), or other sensors used to identify and engage the target. Logs electronic warfare data, such as enemy radar emissions or jamming attempts.

Mission Data Recorder:

Stores mission-specific information, including the rules of engagement, target identification, and engagement authorization. Records the sequence of events, such as target detection, lock-on, weapon release, and hit confirmation.

 

[MehtaSu]

Ut

No major response is coming. He said that a responsible retaliatory answer has been given. So we ain't doing shit no more it seems.

What was the purpose of this press conference. Seems like a PR exercise, devoid of any information and over emphasis on 'nari shakti'!. ANd he said a response has already been given to PAk for yesterday! And in all this Modi managed to slip in the caste census issue. Again, lets call a spade a spade!

 

[Ajayant Tripathi]

Now it has been made public next time when Indian SAMs and BVRs start flying, any civilian planes hit cant be blamed on India, anyone better than one paki terrorists we get to kill more. Next time we get clean airspace for SAMs and BVRs.

I hope that International travellors are aware about dangers in Pakistani territory. Their state is abdicating responsibility of securing the lives of the civilians. It is not surprising but atleast now the international travellors should consider the threat is real and they will be thrown in the fire by the pakistanis. Will the international community condemn the pakistan for this dereliction of duty.

Still India should issue international travel advisory cautioning international travellors about danger lurking in pakistani space.

We should seriously contemplate this possibility. Pakistani's don't care about lives of civilians and innocent.

 

[TringTringMonster]

We shouldn't go by what's said in these press conferences. We should go by the pace of activity and whats happening behind the scenes.

Behind the scenes, there's civil defense readiness, territorial army activation and many more.

 

[bakofbakchod]

pakis will likely be saving their loitering munitions for another mass attack. Will likely be slightly harder to AD to bring down compared to the turkish junk yesterday

 

[Nicky]

So nothing really unknown. Why are people surprised that Porkies his their drones behind civilian air traffic. That's literally what every jehadi piece of shit nation/group does in a different context.

I don't think we need these daily pressers unless there is something that needs to be explained that a video/photo along with a statement doesn't convey.

 

[vampyrbladez]

View: https://x.com/chandigarh_admn/status/1920810766606672278

 

[Decahex]

Seems like de escalation?

No major response seems to be coming

Destruction of Paki air defense radar seems to have been retaliation enough for the drone swarm which did jackshit and got intercepted. The ball is in Paki court. They could brush it all off as fake and tell the audience that they avenged the Rawalpindi/Lahore drone attack yesterday or they could attempt this again. One thing for sure is that shelling would continue for a while (obvious statement, I know). De-escalation is a possibility but I wouldn't say it is a probability just yet.

 

[Hari Sud]

International Media reporting on Indo-Pak War

International media reporting is less than honest. I expected like that from the British media because they are mixed up with Pakistan from the day of its creation, but irony is that America where its leadership is turned against Pakistan is following the British pattern of reporting. They both are reporting those flimsy reports of 5 Indian jets shot down. Those are reports of Pakistani media released by their government to keep their morale high of the public. If they tell the truth that nothing they threw at India has succeeded and it is the fault of Chinese third rate military hardware then hell will break out.

The funny thing is that the British media as well as the American media is using Muslim reporters most likely located in Pakistan to report. They cannot be considered honest under any circumstances.

I suggest that the Government of India should take a full note of this and eject these flimsy reporters from India or ban or reduce the office of these publications if they are located abroad. Tell them that they are dishonest in reporting.

It is war time now; all actions to protect the security of the country will be considered legitimate.

 

[COLDHEARTED AVIATOR]

Literate Military!


View: https://x.com/abhilashtomy/status/1920795381891559876?s=46

 

[haldilal]

View: https://x.com/sidhant/status/1920818812087066732

 

[vampyrbladez]

View: https://x.com/btarunr/status/1920801034353459461

 

[crazywithmath]

Calm down, folks. Why do you expect surprises from these pressers? The major updates are shared by the govt as they feel right - these pressers only provide more insights into them. It has been a consistent pattern; they wouldn't talk about stuff that isn't already known in advance.

 

[tarunraju]

Pakis sent a drone-swarm of 500 camera FPVs across the border in all sectors to do nothing but record positions of Indian air-defence, so they could be targeted. They came, filmed, and left. They will be hit in the coming hours/days.

Meanwhile at home India Inc., and Uncle Sam have told Modi "you've had your fun, time to end this."

This skirmish will end with pakis having a tactical upper hand.

 

[vampyrbladez]

View: https://x.com/ItsShubhangi/status/1920741281719861649

 

[shade2]

An appropriate and responsible answer has already been given.

He didn't add further.

The take away from MEA presser is

No major action is imminent.

This blackpilling and rudali assumes the Bakis won't do anything today or tomorrow.
They will definitely, since y'days attack was thwarted.

Babooze saying "de-escalate" and "proportionate response" means nothing, as long as piglets continue attacking which they will, we keep clapping back.