The Kashmir conflict 2025.

burritocannon

burritocannon

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in the qa session after the powerpoint presentation a reporter asked for specifics regarding employment of j-10/pl-15 and i took the trouble to transcribe the response:

Delving into details which platform applied which weapon.
You see in modern warfare, all the players have their own contracts as per the game plan and they create opportunities.
Sometimes you have cross pockets[?] which are of providence. So lets not go into details with which aircraft had which angle and aspect and Dmax and was it at what delta. But we did have a HiMAD[?] kill. We had participation from JF-17, the F-16, and J-10s. And PL-15E or X or Y? Its the shortlog[?] that we had. [points offscreen]
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generally it seems to be intended to be a nonanswer, but blurting out f-16's involvement is a tiny bit scandalous after us stated that f-16s were not involved against india haha.
 
bsdnf

bsdnf

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bsdnf said:
For the three Rafales claimed by Pakistan, there are actually only one Mirage and one Rafale, and one cannot be confirmed. I can only think of three branches:

1. The third "Rafale" was not shot down. Excessive claims of results are basically accompanied by air force history. After all, it is difficult for the victorious party to confirm the results. It may be just injured, or a bold Indian pilot flew at an ultra-low altitude in the mountains and escaped from the missile. That's the same "plane disappeared into the mountains"

2. The third "Rafale" is not a Rafale, but a fighter.
2.1 It was misreported like the Mirage 2000.
2.2 Why can't we see the information of the wreckage? The mountainous Kashmir region hinders the spread of finding information. The locals did not find the wreckage of the fighter and upload it to the Internet before the Indian official obviously strengthened the news control in the past two days

3. The third "Rafale" is a Rafale, and then we go back to 2.2
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PAF used aerial photos to show a Rafale (the third one) that was not reported by the media.
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It looks like a residential area, should not be more difficult to find than the Russian fighter in the mountains.
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Any clues about Wuyan? Was it martial law earlier than other regions? But it is still difficult to explain why it was never reported by the indians
 
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AssassinsMace

AssassinsMace

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Reverse engineering is a skill in itself. Those that claim they don’t copy also can mean they don’t know how.

China should think twice before selling anything to Pakistan because of the retrieval of a PL-15 is an attempt at reverse psychology to prevent China from supplying Pakistan at all. You can also say the US should think twice about selling F-35s to India because if a Chinese missile shoots one down, you know how huge of a hit that would be in promoting the F-35?

Watch now the cope from the West will be ultimately to blame Indian pilots.
 
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