Pakistan Military News, Reports, Data, etc.

[Mmmeeeto]

what did they use?

Unconfirmed. Sources speculate F-16 or JF-17 fighters targeted a building while a Wing Loong 2 UCAV struck the vehicle linked to the assassination.

A press conference is scheduled for tomorrow to address the operation, which should clarify all details.

 

[neutralobserver]

what did they use

Wing Loong II for surveillance and F16's with Sniper Pods for targeting the Land Cruiser as per some twitter accounts (not very reliable).

 

[siegecrossbow]

Wing Loong II for surveillance and F16's with Sniper Pods for targeting the Land Cruiser as per some twitter accounts (not very reliable).

According to Jai Hinds that’s the F-16’s intended purpose. Not even they can complain about this.

 

[Faisal Iqbal]

Pravin Sawhney talks about wide ranging issues, like India's relationship with China and Pakistan, its auto dubbed.

 

[GulfLander]

Is there a thread for Pak/Afg?

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1977078603046441179

 

[Ali Qizilbash]

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That's an impressively long journey for JF-17. From Pakistan to Azerbaijan non-stop.

 

[Gloire_bb]

Simple demonstration that availability of in-flight refuel disproportionately helps smaller fighter aircraft when compared to large fighters.

 

[_killuminati_]

Google "Pasrur air base" and you get results full of Indian claims of targeting the base in Op Sindoor and this little AI Overview:


In reality, Pasrur AFB was partially built then canceled in the 1980s, never operational. See for yourself in Google Earth:


Meanwhile, the Sialkot district (on the border) is where Pak Army artillery was shelling Indian Kashmir the hardest.

 

[Faisal Iqbal]

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Under the banner of make in India, DRDO has finally stuck the gold as far as BVR capabilites go, China should be afraid (nightmare fuel for the rest of the universe) make in India has finally come of age, enjoy.

 

[PeaceKrieger424]

China should be afraid (nightmare fuel for the rest of the universe) make in India has finally come of age, enjoy.

Indian defense news channels bragging about how they've been able to reverse engineer the "intact" PL-15.

Chinese officials and analysts have sought to ease fears, stating that any reverse-engineering would offer India limited benefit since the export model lacks the more advanced systems of the domestic PL-15 version.

Irrespective which version, export or domestic, wouldn't the real technlogy of concern here be the miniature AESA seeker of the PL-15?