The Kashmir conflict 2025.

zyklon

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Conclusion: India attempted a SEAD op, they fired and spent 25 drones ($250m) and at max did some damage to an auxiliary vehicle, part of air defense network site and drones fell out in mostly random areas.

Another massive failure.

Pakistan neutralized the drones using soft and hard kill methods.

India HAD to do this after the humiliation of the first round of aggression. Modi needs to find enough material so atleast they can claim a win in alternate reality, like how they awarded Abhinandan for shooting down an imaginary F-16.

A source mentioned these were immediately jammed and disconnected from ground control in India. Some just loitered and ran out of endurance and fell. In many of the cases, not a single bullet had to be fired to neutralize them.

This might not be incompetence, so much as Indian political theater for satiating domestic calls for even more aggressive and provocative, or otherwise dangerous and escalatory measures against Pakistan.

Indian officials might be intentionally initiating negligibly impactful, but highly visible strikes against targets in or near Pakistani population centers like Lahore and Karachi — where attacks are captured from multiple angles by smartphones — to generate pretext for claiming "victory" before domestic constituents, and as such a partial offramp for de-escalation.

In all fairness, while such political theater may seem bizarre and incredulous to you and I, it might actually persuade audiences conditioned or willing to "grasp at straws" to make reality fit their "preferred narratives."

Though likewise, India could just be probing Pakistani air defenses and political will before deciding on their next move . . .
 

ismellcopium

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We have a minimum quality level of posting here, just to warn you before you may attempt to ruin the thread. And my source cannot be mentioned at current moment as its 1st hand.
Edit: Paki attack on Rajasthan region, southwest India as well.
Do you have a source in the PAF?

Any info on weapons types being used?
 

FriedButter

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US has assessed that Pakistan shot down an Indian jet, senior US official says​

From CNN's Jim Sciutto

The US has assessed that Pakistani forces shot down an Indian jet during India’s air strikes on Pakistani territory, according to a senior US official with access to the latest assessments.

The US has still not confirmed what weapons system Pakistani forces utilized to take down the Indian jets.

Pakistan claimed yesterday to have shot down five Indian Air Force jets in retaliation for Indian strikes, including three Rafales. Indian officials have yet to respond to the claim.

A high-ranking French intelligence official told CNN yesterday that one Rafale fighter jet operated by the Indian Air Force was downed by Pakistan, in what would mark the first time that one of the sophisticated French-made warplanes has been lost in combat. The official told CNN that French authorities were looking into whether more than one Rafale jets were shot down by Pakistan.

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