Operation Sindoor

[Azaad]

View: https://x.com/ANI/status/1921611726489014385

https://www.hindustantimes.com/india-news/who-are-the-high-value-terrorists-killed-in-operation-sindoor-in-pakistan-ic814-pulwama-attacker-101746971293420.html

 

[LETHALFORCE]

View: https://x.com/sarcastichat/status/1921585513963614694?t=M5IofSbzRKkVK-PlMRTxyw&s=19

This may have been the time that Trump announced a ceasefire? That pakis violated and India never acknowledged

 

[rock127]

Destroying all of Pakistan’s nuclear bases would severely harm the country for generations. While it may not be as devastating as a direct nuclear strike, the consequences would still be extremely deadly. Pakistan is effectively sitting on a nuclear bomb—one that India can target.

I didn't say about destroying Nukes of MENTAL Pakis. I said about IMPLODING/CRUMBLING them within using various means.

The best solution is something about these guys using their nuke to their own people or some nuke radiation or their own people attack the nuke sources or something which critically alarms the world and then they have to submit it or forcefully taken out. Lot of theories about it already, some say the trigger/code is with the US or such conspiracy theories. The way IAF has bombed their nuke air bases AT WILL has shown they are not in safe hands.

Pakis are a serious headache for the CIVILIZED world who want to live in PEACE! One thing for sure, these mental terrorist jehadis do not deserve to sustain as a single country. Karma/Future will serve some solution.

 

[COLDHEARTED AVIATOR]

RoE on the first night was very, very restrictive. We did not target their AD, did not target their radar, very little EW, mostly defensive instead of offensive, which would have increased the chances of survivability, also, we did not engage until missiles were being fired at us. Since we could not conduct SEAD/DEAD, that increased the chances of us getting shot by the PAF, and almost all the victories they scored happened on the first day.

But things turned around on the last day, and Aatank macha diya because the RoE was to shoot anything that poses any level of threat.

But you are right, we did underestimate them in some areas, which I cannot disclose now. IAF had speculated that they had some capabilities, but overlooked them until the missiles rained down.

Rafale did its job very, very well. It breached their AD and EW very well, but it is not an indestructible aircraft; every aircraft is vulnerable to some threat, same goes for the F-35 and the F-22.

I can probably write 10 paragraphs on what the IAF should do in the short, medium, and long term, but Rafale or for that matter, any aircraft or any purchase that seems very expensive, is probably worth the cost. We have half a generation's worth of edge over Pakistan and near parity with China, at least in qualitative terms. But lessons need to be learned.

Our Air offensive on the last day was a textbook definition of a high-tempo air campaign, and all thanks go to the previous air chiefs and one exercise in particular, where we tested our ability to conduct long, drawn-out air operations for a longer period. Exercise Gaganshakti. Some squadrons flew over 40 combat sorties with A2G and A2A weaponry and some even shot down the paki aircraft but we cannot acknowledge them for the sake of the ceasefire and an offramp. We possibly flew over 200 combat missions just on the last day and over 600 in the 4 day long campaign. Some engagements saw over 100 aircraft taking potshots at each other with BVRAAMs. Pakis would shoot 2-4 BVR missile at one target at D-max while we would try to get them much deeper into the engagement cone.

I will discuss this in detail some other day when I have a much clearer picture, but all in all, in my view, the air op was an 8/10, had it not been stopped, it would have been a 9/10.

For those 4 days for targetting ground targets only 7 our of the 8 points you gave are there.

But there are bonus points which are technology loots the Pakis have gifted us.

Against China we will be better prepared after those missiles are researched upon.

 

[jazzy_b]

What counter we have for J10 + PL15E combo, or else these fuckers will keep spamming the shit out of PL15 in every aerial combat

 

[LETHALFORCE]

https://www.moneycontrol.com/news/india/turning-point-in-conflict-india-s-missile-strike-at-nur-khan-base-may-have-exposed-pakistan-s-deepest-fears-13020198.html

Turning point in conflict: India's missile strike at Nur Khan base may have exposed Pakistan's deepest fears​

Media will not reveal the real heavy damage there but we can delight in the fact that the secrecy means it was bad

 

[Azaad]

fake american+pakistani narrative against us .

nuclear warheads will be kept deep in the tunnels .

For all you know we may have struck them when they were busy transferring or mating those warheads or even filling up propellants onto the missiles already mated with warheads or and this is a good one, those warheads may not have been stored deep within the mountains for we're talking Paxtanis here .

Besides that bit of news isn't public. It's OSINT. So where's the question of a narrative being built against us ?

 

[LETHALFORCE]

https://www.ndtv.com/india-news/india-pakistan-tension-live-update-operation-sindoor-pahalgam-terror-attack-jammu-and-kashmir-rajasthan-blackout-in-punjab-8366542

We Were Prepared, Karachi Was A Target Option," Says Indian Navy​

 

[ThE BrOkEn HeArT]

View: https://x.com/IndiaWarZone/status/1921648603208024284?t=f0kJPsJzrvTDdbzHFS8i1g&s=19

 

[LETHALFORCE]

‘Let Pakistan collapse’: India standoff reignites old fault lines as Pashtuns, Baloch question fight - ‘Let Pakistan collapse’: India standoff reignites old fault lines as Pashtuns, Baloch question fight BusinessToday

The Baloch problem with Pakistan stretches back to 1948, when the princely state of Kalat was annexed—sparking insurgencies that continue to this day.

www.businesstoday.in

Let Pakistan collapse’: India standoff reignites old fault lines as Pashtuns, Baloch question fight​

East and west Pakistan will be laid to rest

 

[LETHALFORCE]

'Only Issue Left Is Return of PoK': India Draws Red Line On Kashmir, Rejects Mediation

India and Pakistan declared a ceasefire on May 10 after a 90-hour conflict, but tensions remain high. India, under Operation Sindoor, struck deep into Pakistan, targeting terror hubs after Pakistani provocations, India News News - Times Now

www.timesnownews.com

Only Issue Left Is Return of PoK': India Draws Red Line On Kashmir, Rejects Mediation​

 

[Aditya10r]

For those 4 days for targetting ground targets only 7 our of the 8 points you gave are there.

But there are bonus points which are technology loots the Pakis have gifted us.

Against China we will be better prepared after those missiles are researched upon.

China is a different sort of beast, and we are not unprepared; it is just that we are underprepared. Can we take them on? Yes. But if they start throwing everything and the kitchen sink at us, then it will be very, very difficult to stop them.

So our strategy should be to build up our strength vis-à-vis Pakistan and China both. Plus, we have wreckage of 6-8 PL-15E missiles, don't know how many seeker heads are intact, but we know one is intact, and there should be at least 2 more. We have the EW and the radar signature of the J-10CEs and their ZDK airborne radar. Those 2 are critical and thank fuck for the Mig-29s that took the risk of grabbing that.

We simply cannot have a quantitative advantage over both Pakistan and China; it is impossible. The Chinese have fucking 7.5Trillion USD of manufacturing capacity, no country comes close to even half of that and that includes the US. We need a qualitative edge and a good level of ORBAT inflation.

Also, we shall not forget our chaps in SF and Garuds who were on the ground and provided the geo location of Paki Air defense site.

Man, I am going to get some sleep. Will write in detail about the operation after a week or two, I will have more info on the Operation by that time.

 

[Muzh]

Guys, listen to this, very informative. Will clear all doubts about the nuclear impact


View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eMp0tZUJU10

We destroyed majority of their nuclear arsenal. The last hit was on Chaghai which is their largest nuclear bomb storage facility. Now, it makes sense why we agreed to ceasefire. In reality though, there is no ceasefire. Operation Sindhoor is continuing. It looks like we have destroyed 80% of their nuclear arsenal.

 

[Waanar]

We destroyed majority of their nuclear arsenal. The last hit was on Chaghai which is their largest nuclear bomb storage facility. Now, it makes sense why we agreed to ceasefire. In reality though, there is no ceasefire. Operation Sindhoor is continuing. It looks like we have destroyed 80% of their nuclear arsenal.

Honestly, this is too optimistic. I would love to believe this and it's definitely possible with how well the military tackled everything till government shackled them again but it's a bit too much.

What are you going off of here to reach the 80% figure?

 

[Knowitall]

@crazywithmath @niks_12 just finished watching the video and it was extremely informative. While it does answer some of my questions there is something that i just cannot understand.

By the generals own admission we have pretty much buried most of the pakistani nuclear warheads under the hills and its close to impossible to retrieve them now which begs the question why is the ceasefire so lopsided.

One one hand we have information that pakistan called up the Americans and explained that we would not be able to defend our nuclear assets due to current hostilities iwith India and thus the Americans intervened and hence the ceasefire.

That makes no sense if you have no assets to protect.

On the other hand we have video proof that we did strike their nuclear base.

It seems to me that the generals claim was extremely exaggerated in the sense that if we actually took out about 95% of their warheads we would simply not stop and the Americans would have nothing to be blackmailed with.


View: https://x.com/kesaridhwaj/status/1921442191940997164?s=46

I find this analysis more in line with what happened and that brings me back to the question on how are we supposed to deal with pakistan on a permanent basis.

 

[LETHALFORCE]

@crazywithmath @niks_12 just finished watching the video and it was extremely informative. While it does answer some of my questions there is something that i just cannot understand.

By the generals own admission we have pretty much buried most of the pakistani nuclear warheads under the hills and its close to impossible to retrieve them now which begs the question why is the ceasefire so lopsided.

One one hand we have information that pakistan called up the Americans and explained that we would not be able to defend our nuclear assets due to current hostilities in with India and thus Americans intervened and hence the ceasefire.

That makes no sense if you have no assets to protect.

On the other hand we have video proof that we did strike their nuclear base.

It seems to me that the generals claim was extremely exaggerated in the sense that if we actually took out about 95% of their warheads we would simply not stop and the American would have nothing to be blackmailed with it.


View: https://x.com/kesaridhwaj/status/1921442191940997164?s=46

I find this analysis more in line with what happened and that brings me back to the question on how are we supposed to deal with pakistan on a permanent basis.

There wa s a cave in from the missile strike at the mountain to think they could move anything with it sealed would be delusional????

 

[Muzh]

Honestly, this is too optimistic. I would love to believe this and it's definitely possible with how well the military tackled everything till government shackled them again but it's a bit too much.

What are you going off of here to reach the 80% figure?

That is according to Major General Rajiv Narayanan.

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eMp0tZUJU10&t=1624s

 

[crazywithmath]

@crazywithmath @niks_12 just finished watching the video and it was extremely informative. While it does answer some of my questions there is something that i just cannot understand.

By the generals own admission we have pretty much buried most of the pakistani nuclear warheads under the hills and its close to impossible to retrieve them now which begs the question why is the ceasefire so lopsided.

One one hand we have information that pakistan called up the Americans and explained that we would not be able to defend our nuclear assets due to current hostilities in with India and thus Americans intervened and hence the ceasefire.

That makes no sense if you have no assets to protect.

On the other hand we have video proof that we did strike their nuclear base.

It seems to me that the generals claim was extremely exaggerated in the sense that if we actually took out about 95% of their warheads we would simply not stop and the American would have nothing to be blackmailed with it.


View: https://x.com/kesaridhwaj/status/1921442191940997164?s=46

I find this analysis more in line with what happened and that brings me back to the question on how are we supposed to deal with pakistan on a permanent basis.

Let us see, these things cannot stay hidden. We will know for sure in the coming days.

DoE assets flying over pakiland to pick up on radiation. Egyptian jets bringing boron. Well known deep state chutiyas like Grossmann doing rr over the supposed nuclear leak. Multiple earthquakes suspiciously close to the nuke storage sites.

Too many loose ends. Cannot be a coincidence, can it?

Also, apparently, a number of paki government and media handles have deleted the social media posts they made on those earthquakes. Can anybody confirm?

 

[Waanar]

That is according to Major General Rajiv Narayanan.

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eMp0tZUJU10&t=1624s

I'll concede then. I didn't see this video like a retard.
They know better. Well then. Imports will let us know what Pukies are doing about that. Many people were speculating that the Egyptian plane was bringing them Boron.
That's a good measure of what's happening although Egypt's boron thing isn't confirmed.

 

[crazywithmath]

@crazywithmath @niks_12 just finished watching the video and it was extremely informative. While it does answer some of my questions there is something that i just cannot understand.

By the generals own admission we have pretty much buried most of the pakistani nuclear warheads under the hills and its close to impossible to retrieve them now which begs the question why is the ceasefire so lopsided.

BTW, some gora mediawallahs are claiming that Uncle Sam has agreed to some 'major economic concessions' to us in exchange of the ceasefire deal. Like I said, the coming days will reveal a lot of interesting details - gormint is hiding a lot, for now.