The Kashmir conflict 2025.

[AlexYe]

Here’s a more intellectual view and assessment from Indians. They talk about India following what Deng Xiaopeng said about hiding your strength and biding time while making peace with both Pakistan and China but that can only really come when India stops looking up to the West. No one can say anything about it if India does it on their own but they want Chinese investment and know-how.

Mr Pravin and some of his guests are the 'sane' people from India tbh, poor dude gets alot of flak from indians tho

 

[plawolf]

Here’s a more intellectual view and assessment from Indians. They talk about India following what Deng Xiaopeng said about hiding your strength and biding time while making peace with both Pakistan and China but that can only really come when India stops looking up to the West. No one can say anything about it if India does it on their own but they want Chinese investment and know-how.

The bar for India is actually incredibly low. All the need to do is stop proactively provoking China. China frankly doesn’t want to waste any time on India at all. It’s only because India cannot help itself from constantly trying to backstab China that China needs to put time and effort into countering them. If India just stopped trying to attack China and it’s friends and allies in the region, China will be more than happy to not have to even think about India at all.

 

[siegecrossbow]

The bar for India is actually incredibly low. All the need to do is stop proactively provoking China. China frankly doesn’t want to waste any time on India at all. It’s only because India cannot help itself from constantly trying to backstab China that China needs to put time and effort into countering them. If India just stopped trying to attack China and it’s friends and allies in the region, China will be more than happy to not have to even think about India at all.

Getting them to stop will be worse than killing them from their POV. What’s the point of being a super power if you can’t push your neighbors around?

 

[AlexYe]

Apologies for resurrecting this thread.

Pakistans ban on indian airlines over its airspace and other issues caused Air India to lose $2.5 billion in a year, the situation is so good that they are asking other shareholding companies to give them aid.

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[siegecrossbow]

Can’t believe that it’s been a year already. Do you guys have some favorite May 7th moments to share? I have a few:
1) Indian OSINT celebrating images of crashed Indian fighter jets thinking that they were PAF assets until the truth was revealed. Then all of a sudden those images were all photoshop/AI disinformation from Pakistan/China.
2) Indian Defense Twitter handle claiming that “oh boy, I have some really bad news” before knowledge of five shoot downs went public.
3) 8000 Twitter accounts blocked in India to stop spread of “disinformation”. Hundreds of thousands of tweets from Indians, including the one above, purged from existence due to “Opsec concerns”.
4) Indian General admitting in Bloomberg interview that “losses were part of combat” and “it’s not important that the jets were shot down but why”. Also inadvertently disclosed that IAF was grounded for two days while they tried to figure out what was going on.
5) IAF Air Chief claiming that they shot down a dozen PAF air assets, including AWAC, months after Op Sindoor.
6) Modi mandating a week of national celebration after the massive “victory” over Pakistan and sending hundreds of delegates all over the world to promote the Indian version of events.
7) Trump humiliating Bhakts once every two weeks with the jets shot down claims, which inflates at a rate of one plane per interview.

 

[Temstar]

Can’t believe that it’s been a year already. Do you guys have some favorite May 7th moments to share? I have a few:
1) Indian OSINT celebrating images of crashed Indian fighter jets thinking that they were PAF assets until the truth was revealed. Then all of a sudden those images were all photoshop/AI disinformation from Pakistan/China.
2) Indian Defense Twitter handle claiming that “oh boy, I have some really bad news” before knowledge of five shoot downs went public.
3) 8000 Twitter accounts blocked in India to stop spread of “disinformation”. Hundreds of thousands of tweets from Indians, including the one above, purged from existence due to “Opsec concerns”.
4) Indian General admitting in Bloomberg interview that “losses were part of combat” and “it’s not important that the jets were shot down but why”. Also inadvertently disclosed that IAF was grounded for two days while they tried to figure out what was going on.
5) IAF Air Chief claiming that they shot down a dozen PAF air assets, including AWAC, months after Op Sindoor.
6) Modi mandating a week of national celebration after the massive “victory” over Pakistan and sending hundreds of delegates all over the world to promote the Indian version of events.
7) Trump humiliating Bhakts once every two weeks with the jets shot down claims, which inflates at a rate of one plane per interview.

My favourite was when Aurangzeb Ahmed was presenting on what happened and he went "his call sign was Godzilla, as you know those animals all went extinct, so this guy also went extinct". I thought that was topkek.

 

[Black Wolf]

Can’t believe that it’s been a year already. Do you guys have some favorite May 7th moments to share? I have a few:
1) Indian OSINT celebrating images of crashed Indian fighter jets thinking that they were PAF assets until the truth was revealed. Then all of a sudden those images were all photoshop/AI disinformation from Pakistan/China.
2) Indian Defense Twitter handle claiming that “oh boy, I have some really bad news” before knowledge of five shoot downs went public.
3) 8000 Twitter accounts blocked in India to stop spread of “disinformation”. Hundreds of thousands of tweets from Indians, including the one above, purged from existence due to “Opsec concerns”.
4) Indian General admitting in Bloomberg interview that “losses were part of combat” and “it’s not important that the jets were shot down but why”. Also inadvertently disclosed that IAF was grounded for two days while they tried to figure out what was going on.
5) IAF Air Chief claiming that they shot down a dozen PAF air assets, including AWAC, months after Op Sindoor.
6) Modi mandating a week of national celebration after the massive “victory” over Pakistan and sending hundreds of delegates all over the world to promote the Indian version of events.
7) Trump humiliating Bhakts once every two weeks with the jets shot down claims, which inflates at a rate of one plane per interview.

Excellent insights by Parvin Sawhney on the occasion of one year—he depicted the real picture.

Well worth listening to.

 

[siegecrossbow]

My favourite was when Aurangzeb Ahmed was presenting on what happened and he went "his call sign was Godzilla, as you know those animals all went extinct, so this guy also went extinct". I thought that was topkek.

I just realized that Op Sindoor is technically still ongoing because the IAF needs an excuse to cover up their failures…

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[Ringsword]

I just realized that Op Sindoor is technically still ongoing because the IAF needs an excuse to cover up their failures…

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Just recently an IAF P8I aircraft received an award for reportedly evading/dodging one or more PL15's -pure Bollywood fantasy.What next ?A Indian T72 dodging PL15's and shooting down the PAF J10 with is main gun while travelling backwards and at night,in the fog.?

 

[siegecrossbow]

Just recently an IAF P8I aircraft received an award for reportedly evading/dodging one or more PL15's -pure Bollywood fantasy.What next ?A Indian T72 dodging PL15's and shooting down the PAF J10 with is main gun while travelling backwards and at night,in the fog.?

Pretty sure that was an April Fool’s joke but the beauty about Bhakts is that you’ll never know for sure.