Hi,
no more US personnel in any of the PAF bases anymore, but since USA and India in QUAD can be
US or other nation personnel in India, Pakistan use to have at Shahbaz base in jacobabad but not anymore
thank you
The Kashmir conflict 2025.
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no more US personnel in any of the PAF bases anymore, but since USA and India in QUAD can be
US or other nation personnel in India, Pakistan use to have at Shahbaz base in jacobabad but not anymore
thank you
I saw a Twitter thread that talked about Pakistan planning to attack refineries and other industrial civil infrastructure. Which would be a blow/slowdown to US trade war plans against China by making India the new assembly factory of the US.
Pakistan did mention in the press release after the retaliatory strike that it will hit High Value Targets (targets of significant economic value) if the escalation continues from Indian side.
The problem isn't PL-15 being wunderwaffe, it's not and that's why China has PL-17, PL-21 and won't ever stop developing better missiles.
The problem is the west claimed Rafale was a wunderwaffe and reality was as far from that claim as you can get.
Instead of talking about it, Pakistan should do it. You can’t reason with the Hindutva. They are as extreme as the Zionists. Only when their wet dreams of surpassing China as an economic and industrial power are going down the drain will they want a ceasefire.
Lethe
Captain
I'm not sure how you can watch the Russia-Ukraine conflict these past years and still entertain the idea that a few dozen or even few hundred ballistic or cruise missile strikes can cripple the civil infrastructure and national capacity of a major nation on more than a short-term basis. The truth is that both Pakistan and India lack the capacity to do more than scratch one another by conventional means.
It's similar to these fantasies that the Americans have of crippling China with a few thousand Tomahawks. In reality, that plays out like the first act of a Godzilla movie where the military unloads everything it has into the monster and, when the smoke clears, what remains is a very pissed off monster. These are surgical instruments, not the tools of national terraforming.
It's similar to these fantasies that the Americans have of crippling China with a few thousand Tomahawks. In reality, that plays out like the first act of a Godzilla movie where the military unloads everything it has into the monster and, when the smoke clears, what remains is a very pissed off monster. These are surgical instruments, not the tools of national terraforming.
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War is not good for business. US wants more manufactures move to India. Protracted war disrupts that plan. So US intervened.
If current trend continues, India is set to become the 3rd largest economy. While Pakistan is 5 years away from another bailout.
AssassinsMace
Lieutenant General
Yeah when Vance said the war was none of the US's business, he probably thought India was going to easily win. Now the US "brokered" a ceasefire...?
kwaigonegin
Colonel
That is a given for almost all countries but certainly many if not most in the global South so from that standpoint Pakistan doesn't really stand out. Most developing countries' underground economy are HUGE!
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