Indian Forces Strikes Pakistan Terrorist Camps
Re: Indian Forces Strikes Pakistan Terrorist Camps
When MEA and IAF say 1 lost aircraft we have members here claiming 2 down?
Re: Indian Forces Strikes Pakistan Terrorist Camps
safe to say that ANY Pakistani source especially on social media can be ignored
don't get taken in
don't get taken in
Re: Indian Forces Strikes Pakistan Terrorist Camps
WKKs are concerned about further escalation and hoping that Indian armes forces stand down. People in office on whatsapp groups/ reddit etc. falling for im-the-dim's peace offer... The optics if we stop now are not in our favour and bakis will save face and live to fight another day.
Question to gurus is if/ when we escalate after the action earlier today - how can we ensure no further escalation from the bakis? Or is it better to swallow the bitter pill and stand down, for now, and wait for the next terror attack (which am sure is incoming) before giving another jhappad. Unless we do a limited war and grab territory... But that's close to tactial bum redline (or maybe not?)... GOI will be busy doing a very careful cost benefit analysis as we speak before we make the next move IMO.
Question to gurus is if/ when we escalate after the action earlier today - how can we ensure no further escalation from the bakis? Or is it better to swallow the bitter pill and stand down, for now, and wait for the next terror attack (which am sure is incoming) before giving another jhappad. Unless we do a limited war and grab territory... But that's close to tactial bum redline (or maybe not?)... GOI will be busy doing a very careful cost benefit analysis as we speak before we make the next move IMO.
Re: Indian Forces Strikes Pakistan Terrorist Camps
Yah. That’s because we shot down a F-Solah and they want to hide.gauravsh wrote:That looks like a f-16 on the patch. Bakis claimed non involvement of f-16.chola wrote:Pakis are claiming a MiG-21 and a MKI on twitter:
https://twitter.com/amarbail1/status/11 ... 2946823168
But naming their pilots and what they shot down is a bold move. I hope it is a lie that we can point out definitively later.
Re: Indian Forces Strikes Pakistan Terrorist Camps
Rahul Kanwal
Verified account
@rahulkanwal
1h1 hour ago
More
Former Air Chief Krishnaswamy says Pakistan attack on an Indian military asset is an act of escalation. Indian Air Force only attacked a non-military installation. Indian government and military have already factored in how they intend to respond to this provocation from Pakistan
Verified account
@rahulkanwal
1h1 hour ago
More
Former Air Chief Krishnaswamy says Pakistan attack on an Indian military asset is an act of escalation. Indian Air Force only attacked a non-military installation. Indian government and military have already factored in how they intend to respond to this provocation from Pakistan
-
- BRFite
- Posts: 515
- Joined: 11 Aug 2016 06:14
Re: Indian Forces Strikes Pakistan Terrorist Camps
Just out of curiosity, is Cold Start still our doctrine? It envisioned complete mobilization in 48 hours or less.
Re: Indian Forces Strikes Pakistan Terrorist Camps
Live: Imran Khan to India: ‘Let’s sit together and settle this with talks’
The Chinese Hindu have already started batting for Pakistan. And I already see some vernacular news papers planning their political games after the incident.
The Chinese Hindu have already started batting for Pakistan. And I already see some vernacular news papers planning their political games after the incident.
Re: Indian Forces Strikes Pakistan Terrorist Camps
^^^ or they are accepting that their non-state-non-military actors are in fact fully-state-fully-military personnel
Re: Indian Forces Strikes Pakistan Terrorist Camps
No members claim it. I posted that Paki claim because they named their pilots otherwise I would not have posted.Aditya_V wrote:When MEA and IAF say 1 lost aircraft we have members here claiming 2 down?
We are not a PakDeaf type of forum either with our heads in the sand.
Re: Indian Forces Strikes Pakistan Terrorist Camps
Saurav Jha
Verified account @SJha1618
20m20 minutes ago
They have lost a F-16 to one of our Mig-21 UPGs. And that is the best they have. Make no mistake, they have no interest in sustained air actions because that will lead to the decimation of the PAF. Sneak & shoot they had to do to hold onto whatever prestige they have left.
Which is why they made it a point to clarify that they had nothing to do with the Mi-17 crash in Budgam & also made a statement of not wanting escalation.
Verified account @SJha1618
20m20 minutes ago
They have lost a F-16 to one of our Mig-21 UPGs. And that is the best they have. Make no mistake, they have no interest in sustained air actions because that will lead to the decimation of the PAF. Sneak & shoot they had to do to hold onto whatever prestige they have left.
Which is why they made it a point to clarify that they had nothing to do with the Mi-17 crash in Budgam & also made a statement of not wanting escalation.
Re: Indian Forces Strikes Pakistan Terrorist Camps
no guru, the goi will do as it wants, nobody on the outside can know what is being gamed. Other than that, wa forwards are inflammatory on both sides and i know some that are currently being forwarded on the angry side as well. Pure speculation all around without any iota of semblance to sanity or reason.
Re: Indian Forces Strikes Pakistan Terrorist Camps
> how can we ensure no further escalation from the bakis?
how can we ensure someone wont steal our cycle tonight? we cant. could american fight the relative mosquito the taliban and iraqi insurgents without setbacks?
this is no better than the cricket mentality of demanding sixers in every over and losing hope and fading away from the fight if SRT gets out
gives a whole new life to the "a few hard blows and the yindu will run" myth.
how can we ensure someone wont steal our cycle tonight? we cant. could american fight the relative mosquito the taliban and iraqi insurgents without setbacks?
this is no better than the cricket mentality of demanding sixers in every over and losing hope and fading away from the fight if SRT gets out
gives a whole new life to the "a few hard blows and the yindu will run" myth.
Re: Indian Forces Strikes Pakistan Terrorist Camps
I am not going to second guess the IAF about the disposition of the planes and how they have to fight. They know far more than we civilians do about fighting wars. And anyway, in war, you cannot plan for every single eventuality. Let use see the results thus far and tabulate them.
1) IAF attacks Jihadi base in Balakot [and probabaly others in PoJK too].
Result: 200-700 Jihadis sent to Jannat.
My verdict: This is an Indian victory.
2) PAF attacks Indian Brigade HQ
No losses to Indian troops on the ground.
IAF interdicts the Pakistani planes. The Pakistanis got lucky; they got a MiG 21 Bison and lost a F16.
My verdict: An F16 loss is a huge blow. So, it is still an Indian victory
Now, we cannot of course let them get away with attacking an Indian military target. We need to give them another jhappad. Have we identified the squadron the F16s that attacked us came from? From what I can see, a good military target to face our wrath would be the F16 squadron that attacked us. From what I can see of the Pakistani bases, this is likely to have come from the Northern Air Command of the Pakistanis, and the most likely base is the PAF Base Mushaf at Sargodha, which is shown to house both 9 MR and CCS F16 squadrons. [Sadly, I don't know if they came from PAF Base Murid at Chakwal - the aircraft stationed there are not listed]. How easy [or otherwise] is it to administer another jhappad against this base?
Let us see if we can war game this one here on paper.
1) IAF attacks Jihadi base in Balakot [and probabaly others in PoJK too].
Result: 200-700 Jihadis sent to Jannat.
My verdict: This is an Indian victory.
2) PAF attacks Indian Brigade HQ
No losses to Indian troops on the ground.
IAF interdicts the Pakistani planes. The Pakistanis got lucky; they got a MiG 21 Bison and lost a F16.
My verdict: An F16 loss is a huge blow. So, it is still an Indian victory
Now, we cannot of course let them get away with attacking an Indian military target. We need to give them another jhappad. Have we identified the squadron the F16s that attacked us came from? From what I can see, a good military target to face our wrath would be the F16 squadron that attacked us. From what I can see of the Pakistani bases, this is likely to have come from the Northern Air Command of the Pakistanis, and the most likely base is the PAF Base Mushaf at Sargodha, which is shown to house both 9 MR and CCS F16 squadrons. [Sadly, I don't know if they came from PAF Base Murid at Chakwal - the aircraft stationed there are not listed]. How easy [or otherwise] is it to administer another jhappad against this base?
Let us see if we can war game this one here on paper.
Re: Indian Forces Strikes Pakistan Terrorist Camps
chola wrote:No members claim it. I posted that Paki claim because they named their pilots otherwise I would not have posted.Aditya_V wrote:When MEA and IAF say 1 lost aircraft we have members here claiming 2 down?
We are not a PakDeaf type of forum either with our heads in the sand.
Wouldn't it be better if we stop posting paki claims? What were you trying to achieve or convey by saying some paki was claiming something?
Re: Indian Forces Strikes Pakistan Terrorist Camps
So PAF couldn’t touch IAF Mirages deep inside their territory. And Mig21 on CAP was not scared to take the fight to the enemy. Claims of MKI are BS - each has 2 pilots. So MKI plus 21 would mean 3 pilots down. MEA has said one mig and one pilot - that is probably true.
IAF seems prepared to take the fight to the enemy!
IAF seems prepared to take the fight to the enemy!
Last edited by Vivek K on 27 Feb 2019 17:18, edited 1 time in total.
Re: Indian Forces Strikes Pakistan Terrorist Camps
I think people are missing the main point here and that is that the SS1 & SS2 have sent out a message to PAK. The message is that now the reaction to terror strikes in India will be in the form of a new cycle.
The old cycle was:
1. Pak sponsored terror attack in India. (Painful to India)
2. Rona Dhona in India. Token/Symbolic military preparation by India.(Painful to India)
3. International community intervenes, Samjautha Express, Chai Biskoot. Tension 'Phus'.(Still painful to India)
The new cycle is:
1. Pak sponsored terror attack in India.(Painful to India)
2. Rona Dhona in India.(Painful to India)
3. Surgical strike by India in Pakiland.(Pain in Musharaf)
4. Rona Dhona in Pakiland.(Pain in Musharaf)
5. Pak retaliatory strike. (Painful to India but also pain in Musharaf since their military have to bear some cost to strike whereas earlier they sat idle)
6. International community intervenes, Samjautha Express, Chai Biskoot. Tension 'Phus'.(Small pain to India, Big pain in Musharaf because terrorists dead, terror infrastructure destroyed, even more beggars than before - money gone down the drain for no gain)
So as long as we keep repeating the new cycle, it is fine. Why? Because earlier we used to only threaten of going to war, but now we are actually going to the brink of war and coming back. And the longer we do it and make them also do it, they're the ones who are getting hurt because they are basically beggars who can't afford to keep doing this. WE HAVE IMPOSED A HIGHER COST ON THEM, that is the key takeaway here.
The old cycle was:
1. Pak sponsored terror attack in India. (Painful to India)
2. Rona Dhona in India. Token/Symbolic military preparation by India.(Painful to India)
3. International community intervenes, Samjautha Express, Chai Biskoot. Tension 'Phus'.(Still painful to India)
The new cycle is:
1. Pak sponsored terror attack in India.(Painful to India)
2. Rona Dhona in India.(Painful to India)
3. Surgical strike by India in Pakiland.(Pain in Musharaf)
4. Rona Dhona in Pakiland.(Pain in Musharaf)
5. Pak retaliatory strike. (Painful to India but also pain in Musharaf since their military have to bear some cost to strike whereas earlier they sat idle)
6. International community intervenes, Samjautha Express, Chai Biskoot. Tension 'Phus'.(Small pain to India, Big pain in Musharaf because terrorists dead, terror infrastructure destroyed, even more beggars than before - money gone down the drain for no gain)
So as long as we keep repeating the new cycle, it is fine. Why? Because earlier we used to only threaten of going to war, but now we are actually going to the brink of war and coming back. And the longer we do it and make them also do it, they're the ones who are getting hurt because they are basically beggars who can't afford to keep doing this. WE HAVE IMPOSED A HIGHER COST ON THEM, that is the key takeaway here.
Re: Indian Forces Strikes Pakistan Terrorist Camps
Noted. Will not posted another. As said, only posted this because they named the PAF pilots.Karthik S wrote:chola wrote:
No members claim it. I posted that Paki claim because they named their pilots otherwise I would not have posted.
We are not a PakDeaf type of forum either with our heads in the sand.
Wouldn't it be better if we stop posting paki claims? What were you trying to achieve or convey by saying some paki was claiming something?
-
- BRFite
- Posts: 448
- Joined: 27 Nov 2008 15:07
Re: Indian Forces Strikes Pakistan Terrorist Camps
Yes, as much as it was an act of the highest form of bravery, the timing of his capture does make the situation a lot more advantageous to the Paki's. As expected our leftist break India cabal is on full steam now blaming our own leaders and asking for "peace". What makes this so disturbing is that these anti nationals now conveniently hide under the garb of "Bring the wing commander alive and that must be our #1 priority".
Feeling quite disturbed and angry
Feeling quite disturbed and angry
Re: Indian Forces Strikes Pakistan Terrorist Camps
If I recall correct there are Paki Armoured Brigades close to the Border in places like Sialkot, Forst Abbas etc, Attack them with stand off weapons, no need to release to Media. PAF with either have to intervene or will be back to yesterday, they had to try today's attack otherwise PA and uniformed Jihadis are angry they do not interfere on their behalf. The shoting down of a Mig 21 and capture of the pilot was a PR victory for them.
Re: Indian Forces Strikes Pakistan Terrorist Camps
Why should the entire thing be cyclic? is there a law for it or something? also why to assume that there will be an entity to pedal this cycle after all this is through?
Re: Indian Forces Strikes Pakistan Terrorist Camps
Guys, even if we respond to today's paki action, don't think that will give pakis the license to harm Wing Co. And knowing NM, don't think their mis-adventure will go unanswered.
Re: Indian Forces Strikes Pakistan Terrorist Camps
the other factor is that if the pakmil do not retaliate, then the JeM/LeT will join the Punjabi-Taliban and attack the pakmil
the tiger is no longer willing to be ridden
basically the pakmil have nowhere left to hide now
the tiger is no longer willing to be ridden
basically the pakmil have nowhere left to hide now
Re: Indian Forces Strikes Pakistan Terrorist Camps
Singha saar nailed it. Where were these people when 44 'ordinary' jawans were killed? Now one pilot lost, and these people crawl out asking for this and that, thinking only about "people like us".chandrasekaran wrote:Yes, as much as it was an act of the highest form of bravery, the timing of his capture does make the situation a lot more advantageous to the Paki's. As expected our leftist break India cabal is on full steam now blaming our own leaders and asking for "peace". What makes this so disturbing is that these anti nationals now conveniently hide under the garb of "Bring the wing commander alive and that must be our #1 priority".
Feeling quite disturbed and angry
This is war, and our troops are trained for this, good or bad. We should let them do their job. Unfortunately, there will be some pain in the meantime, but that is the nature of the beast.
(this post is not aimed at you, chandrasekaran saar, just referring to the people you are referring to. Clarifying up front since most of us are angry and emotional at this point.)
Re: Indian Forces Strikes Pakistan Terrorist Camps
In agreement with the mods :
1. We should cool down our heads for now.
2. Have faith in our government. Nobody knows anything about our future plan of action, so have faith in dharma will prevail.
3. Ignore paki propaganda.
4. Except for the shooting down of Mig 21 and more unfortunately our brave officer landing in enemy land, this is what we had wanted.
5. Pride of pigs the mighty f-solah being dusted by our mig is a huge statement.
1. We should cool down our heads for now.
2. Have faith in our government. Nobody knows anything about our future plan of action, so have faith in dharma will prevail.
3. Ignore paki propaganda.
4. Except for the shooting down of Mig 21 and more unfortunately our brave officer landing in enemy land, this is what we had wanted.
5. Pride of pigs the mighty f-solah being dusted by our mig is a huge statement.
Last edited by gauravsh on 27 Feb 2019 17:31, edited 1 time in total.
Re: Indian Forces Strikes Pakistan Terrorist Camps
The next logical step in the escalation path would be to target the PAF base from where the F16s were launched.
I am guessing Sargodha.....but then what do we know.
I am guessing Sargodha.....but then what do we know.
Re: Indian Forces Strikes Pakistan Terrorist Camps
What we need is our version of truth to be heard on social media. Most of the guys on forum will understand to filter out the truth before accepting it. But many news sites, foreign media, journos who are in hurry or even common junta will pick stories from there and this can play dangerously...
Our forces don't need anyone's validation but perception and positive / negative scenario does matter in common man and that needs to be effectively countered by GOI; we all heard we now have a cyber branch of forces - its time they are used and truth be told. Note i am not advocating release of video / pics etc but telling truth from a credible india source and falsify the claims made by pak
Our forces don't need anyone's validation but perception and positive / negative scenario does matter in common man and that needs to be effectively countered by GOI; we all heard we now have a cyber branch of forces - its time they are used and truth be told. Note i am not advocating release of video / pics etc but telling truth from a credible india source and falsify the claims made by pak
Last edited by nits on 27 Feb 2019 17:28, edited 1 time in total.
Re: Indian Forces Strikes Pakistan Terrorist Camps
Pakistan is in a precarious situation with hardly more than months import Forex in kitty. Common sense dictate to prolong the crisis. Their airspace already closed.Stock exchange going down. GOI should keep things on fire. Don't relent the pressure.
Re: Indian Forces Strikes Pakistan Terrorist Camps
Difference between now and Balakot strike is Airspace has been cleared from both sides of civilian traffic.
So expect SAM defenses to come to play on both sides from now on
So expect SAM defenses to come to play on both sides from now on
Re: Indian Forces Strikes Pakistan Terrorist Camps
Yes, so its stupid to go to Sargoda, better to strike PA, force the PAF to come again and be ready with SAM's BVR.
Re: Indian Forces Strikes Pakistan Terrorist Camps
North western Indian airspace is still has some civvie flights
Re: Indian Forces Strikes Pakistan Terrorist Camps
Manu Pubby
Verified account @manupubby
2m2 minutes ago
The Indian statement today makes one thing clear - today's action by the Pakistani air force is being treated as a military act of aggression.
Retaliation is certain.
0 replies 32 retweets 63 likes
Manu Pubby
Verified account @manupubby
4m4 minutes ago
This is what a serving officer told me today. Words that ring true -
'Don't be disheartened (pilot capture). These are things that happen and the risks are factored in. This is what we are trained for'
7 replies 135 retweets 203 likes
Verified account @manupubby
2m2 minutes ago
The Indian statement today makes one thing clear - today's action by the Pakistani air force is being treated as a military act of aggression.
Retaliation is certain.
0 replies 32 retweets 63 likes
Manu Pubby
Verified account @manupubby
4m4 minutes ago
This is what a serving officer told me today. Words that ring true -
'Don't be disheartened (pilot capture). These are things that happen and the risks are factored in. This is what we are trained for'
7 replies 135 retweets 203 likes
Re: Indian Forces Strikes Pakistan Terrorist Camps
Where saar, I am not seeing any flights on either side of the IB.sudhan wrote:North western Indian airspace is still has some civvie flights
Re: Indian Forces Strikes Pakistan Terrorist Camps
Dubai airport closes all flights to and from pakistan.
fwiw
fwiw
Re: Indian Forces Strikes Pakistan Terrorist Camps
Some minutes back, saw flights over Amritsar, Chandigarh and Srinagar.. all civvie. Looks like they've headed over to their destinations. Its now clear. Very clearKarthik S wrote:Where saar, I am not seeing any flights on either side of the IB.sudhan wrote:North western Indian airspace is still has some civvie flights
Last edited by sudhan on 27 Feb 2019 17:34, edited 1 time in total.
Re: Indian Forces Strikes Pakistan Terrorist Camps
It is not about an IAF pilot v/s an CPO jawan. There are lots of people in India who *did NOT* like the surgical strike done yesterday. These folks are any way not bothered about any man in uniform dying. I was scanning some vernacular news channels who generally are known for their anti-Modi (and anti-India if Modi is ruling) stance. They did report the surgical strike, but the sadness among them was known. The reporting language showed that. Now the capture of the IAF officer is giving a chance for them to recuperate.arshyam wrote:Where were these people when 44 'ordinary' jawans were killed? Now one pilot lost, and these people crawl out asking for this and that, thinking only about "people like us".
The MSM would now say the surgical strike was a mistake, and Modi tried to do this for political mileage. This report would then have 100s of comments from selected people who would echo the same. To be brutally frank, there are lots of Indians who are quite okay to remain Dhimmies if their day to day life is not hampered. Anti-Modi is now becoming steadily anti-India, and for all you know some of our media (and "seculars") may even start supporting Imran Khan and invite him to rule the country.
Re: Indian Forces Strikes Pakistan Terrorist Camps
The true mettle of Indian Forces is, To show that one has endurance and strength of character, the necessary skills, abilities, & traits to succeed in what they train for. We the people have to support in every which way we can.
Re: Indian Forces Strikes Pakistan Terrorist Camps
yes those airports are technically open now, though todays flights may get cancelled.
Re: Indian Forces Strikes Pakistan Terrorist Camps
My be clear the currently stranded flight and then close.
-
- BRF Oldie
- Posts: 14045
- Joined: 11 Aug 2016 06:14
Re: Indian Forces Strikes Pakistan Terrorist Camps
Just sayin': There are a lot of Spicy GPS coordinates well within 60km of Yellow Sea. No crossing needed. Now military targets are tall fair and tight-assed "game", hain?
-
- BRFite
- Posts: 159
- Joined: 02 Jul 2003 11:31
- Location: India
Re: Indian Forces Strikes Pakistan Terrorist Camps
All these posts but I saw only one post asking am important question? Why PAF attacked in day?
No/limited night-time capability?
As for rest, we don't know the calculations of IAF/GOI so we will support them, whatever they decide to do.
No/limited night-time capability?
As for rest, we don't know the calculations of IAF/GOI so we will support them, whatever they decide to do.