Jump to content

Recommended Posts

Posted

Surgical Strikes Across Line Of Control Against Terrorists, Says India:

http://www.ndtv.com/india-news/surgical-strikes-at-line-of-control-against-terrorists-waiting-to-attack-1467925?type=news&id=1467925&category=india-news

Shared via NDTV News App (Android - ndtv.com/android | iPhone - ndtv.com/iPhone )

8 Strikes conducted.

Heavy Casualties on the other side.

No casualties on the Indian side.

Posted

Took their sweet little time to carry out this simple thing. Why wait for the terrorists to approach the camps? Just kill them when they are still in the Pakistan region using air strikes. Some Military advisers we have got....! 

Posted

great... some more needed to neutralise the terror appartus

 

and meanwhile foot in the mouth for the lizard's guru

 

Quote

Ajai Shukla‏@ajaishukla

@tanvi_madan I ruled it out, in writing and on TV, numerous times starting from the day of the attack. Capability lacking... @dhume

 

Posted
19 minutes ago, Lannister said:

Took their sweet little time to carry out this simple thing. Why wait for the terrorists to approach the camps? Just kill them when they are still in the Pakistan region using air strikes. Some Military advisers we have got....! 

Because it is a surgical strike. Not general war. 

 

Posted
6 minutes ago, Muloghonto said:

Because it is a surgical strike. Not general war. 

 

That's what I said. Does USA asks Pakistan's permission to carry out Drone strikes on terrorists? It's simple to carry out these small scale operations near to the border. 

Posted
33 minutes ago, Lannister said:

Took their sweet little time to carry out this simple thing. Why wait for the terrorists to approach the camps? Just kill them when they are still in the Pakistan region using air strikes. Some Military advisers we have got....! 

There is a reason they took time. They let things calm down and planned for it and then struck when terrorists least expected it. 

Posted
Just now, Lannister said:

That's what I said. Does USA asks Pakistan's permission to carry out Drone strikes on terrorists? It's simple to carry out these small scale operations near to the border. 

USA also waits till their targets are in designated, pre-determined locations before carrying off a surgical strike. 'Just hit them when they are anywhere in Pakistan' is called general war, not surgical strikes.

 

Posted
9 minutes ago, Lannister said:

That's what I said. Does USA asks Pakistan's permission to carry out Drone strikes on terrorists? It's simple to carry out these small scale operations near to the border. 

so did we take Pakistan's permission before doing it?

Posted (edited)
15 minutes ago, Muloghonto said:

USA also waits till their targets are in designated, pre-determined locations before carrying off a surgical strike. 'Just hit them when they are anywhere in Pakistan' is called general war, not surgical strikes.

 

But we are losing lot of soldiers' lives while playing this waiting game. I didn't say we just drop bombs on them when they are in Islamabad. Just eliminate them when they are within 5-10 kms of the border like they did yesterday night.  Don't let them to come near our campsites, and only to see our soldiers caught napping.

Edited by Lannister
Posted
1 hour ago, Lannister said:

Took their sweet little time to carry out this simple thing. Why wait for the terrorists to approach the camps? Just kill them when they are still in the Pakistan region using air strikes. Some Military advisers we have got....! 

interestingly pakistan was put into high alert for the past 2 weeks 

Posted
1 hour ago, Muloghonto said:

USA also waits till their targets are in designated, pre-determined locations before carrying off a surgical strike. 'Just hit them when they are anywhere in Pakistan' is called general war, not surgical strikes.

 

Ind has targeted terrorist launch pads. It is hard to target camps as they could be constantly being moved. Ind would need exact intelligence to target camps. 

 

Targeting launch pads is surgical 

×
×
  • Create New...