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Let's celebrate the massive success of Operation Sindoor

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Kudos to the government and more importantly our armed forces .

 

1. IWT is done and dusted ..this will strangle the Pakistani a lot more and can be used as a damocle sword any time their jehadis do any mischief.

 

2. Economic and trade measures will hurt the failed state even more. No more medicine ...good 

 

3. Our armed forces have demonstrated that they can carry out highly precise strikes on terror infrastructures...the coordinated 9 site hit with the night sky turning crimson and the jehadi population running and screaming is an enduring image plastered all over the world media and shared by their SM users. 

 

4. What can I say about Akashteer and our air defense system. No system is fool proof but the performance has been stellar. Because believe me Pakistan tried and tried hard and couldn't get through. Their biggest success or failure was cross border shelling where they did kill few of our soldiers and regrettably civilians. But the drones and missiles were mostly intercepted. This stands us in a very very good stead 

 

5. Now we save the best for last. Our air force has demonstrated that Pakistan air defense and Chinese maal are non existent and paper thin..essentially we can hit any of their radar stations and strategic air bases including their nuclear command structure. This was lost on our stupid jaahils media but identified by NYT and western military as a point of escalation as the nukes might fall into Pakistan homegrown Jihadis or the generals might fear a decapitating strike from India. Essentially that country is defenseless for all to see.

 

 

What can we do better-

 

Information war and media management. I would accept we failed miserably here. Pakistan got their false stories amplified and a key thing is they provided access to foreign media and we didn't. As much as we say we don't care...it's a globalized world. It is shameful that western media is even giving air time to a country that  houses Osama. We need to have a media strategy for future.

 

Our GODI and jigno media...the amount of falsehood peddled by these group has brought shame on our country and would make anyone doubt anything coming in future. This is not information warfare...as it was laughable...this is just fake news for TRP. It was to the level of DGISPR falsehood and only slightly better than Pakistan media.

 

Why did we agree to ceasefire?

 

This is purely my opinion based on what is available online. India wanted to send a message to Pakistan and that has been received loudly by those who matter. West intervened because Pak nuclear leak happened and they feared an escalation. They knew any misadventure by Pakistan would result in a massive retaliation by India which will breach the nuclear threshold of the munnas. Modi accepted the ceasefire as this was a resounding success for us and taking a chance of Ballastic missiles is not in Indias interest. It's not that we won't win but why risk our countrymen and women  over a bankrupt nation with nothing to lose when these attacks have made the Pak establishment acutely aware of their aukaat.

 

What about the Pak awam?

 

They are a uneducated branch easily swayed by their home grown narrative. The biggest win in their mind is shooting down one or two planes on the first night and zero success after that. They are defenseless and can't break our defense. That's the message..the massive blasts anywhere and everywhere in their country and utter importance to do anything in return.

 

While they can rightfully enjoy shooting down few planes...it comes with the territory that their air force was in defense and we were in attack mode. Plus we got our revenge kills. So I consider that a stalemate.

 

Pak awam is celebrating honestly like an idiot that their threat of massive retaliation made modi come to the table. Not realizing that they were hit so badly that they thought of retaliating and then they couldn't even retaliate after India hammered home the message night and day.

 

So there is that.

 

Sindoor and iwt and trade sanctions - smart short acute with zero hits to us...bloody nose but not a killer hit...but why go for a killer hit and risk our economy. Loved it 

 

Cheers to our brave armed forces. Cheers to Modi and our govt.

 

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India took out the terrorist training camps in Bahawalpur (Pakistan proper) in the initial strike and inflicted serious damage to Rahim Yar Khan air base in the retaliatory strikes.

If that is not a strong enough message to "* around and find out", I don't know what is.

 

India's previous military doctrine was to give dossiers of evidence and hope they would act. The new military doctrine is to strike deep within Pakistan irrespective of what anyone thinks :isalute:

 

Speaks a lot of Pakistan's Air Defence systems. How were so many targets hit and they not know about it? Mofos caught napping. 

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Highlights of this OP for me were not on 7th night. Yeah some terrorist pigs must have got roasted but Pakistani mil estb being the pig it is, will fill them again.

 

- For the first time in history a Pakistani army chief must have seen their numero uno airbase - Nur Khan Airbase which is a few kilometres away from their housing in GHQ going up in flames. Must send shivers down the spine next time they approve any attack on Indians.

Reports coming that after this attack their army leadership shifted in Bunkers.

 

- All of their chinese ADS proved to be dud, on the day 5 their airbases were sitting ducks for our Su-30s loaded with Brahmos. So proud of it.

 

- Hitting Kirana hilla a probable site for their nuclear command centre was ballsy as fck.

 

- At one of their airbases we hit the intersection of 2 runaways leaving both of them useless.

Maan, that is some tactical genius and immaculate precision.

 

 

 

 

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