Airspace violation: 2 Indian fighter planes enter Pakistan territory

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US rape them every day, still likes of Farhan are alive to shout. Now that we have done it, he will say oh i was not saying about violation by fighter i was saying violation by your army :rofl: when our army will do something similar he will say no i was saying about our marine border. :rofl:
sir jee i think the jets that crossed the border into the paki territory were Su-30MKIs.no wonder why they didn't respond to this intrusion as they simply didn't have any aircraft in their inventory to intercept the might MKIs:rofl:(though i wonder what happened to their world class "Flanker" killer JF-17s:lol:)
 

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lol, good idea, even uncle wont mind us using their flag, PAF is so so scared of taking down uncles UAV.
Egg-Jack-Tully... PAF would be scared to hit it. :tea:
 

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we will send Brahmos to their radar station, when the time comes.
Indian air force has got Israeli made Harpy UAVs which are designed to attack radar systems and is optimized for the SEAD role.
 

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LAHORE: Pakistani officials on Tuesday alleged that two Indian fighter jets entered seven kilometres into the country's airspace over Punjab province.

IAF sources in Delhi, however, rejected the claim saying, "Our pilots did not cross the border".
Or maybe they were ancient indian vimanas or UFOs.
 

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SIALKOT: Two Indian fighter planes entered Pakistan's airspace near Head Sulemanki border, Express News reported on Tuesday.
According to initial details, the fighter planes entered Pakistani territory at around 10:41am and stayed there for around two minutes.
The planes were reportedly five to seven miles inside Pakistan.
As soon as the violation occurred, the air traffic controller signaled the planes for a sign explaining the move. When no signal was sent back, the air traffic controller informed Pakistan Air Force (PAF).
While PAF was preparing to respond, the Indian planes had left.


Airspace violation: 2 Indian fighter planes enter Pakistan territory – The Express Tribune
As i said lies are fed to the nation and here is another example of the same, PAF as usual in their great tradition.

ISLAMABAD: Two high-speed Indian aircraft violated Pakistani airspace by three nautical miles on Tuesday, the Pakistan Air Force (PAF) said.

A PAF spokesman said the violation occurred around 10:40 am in Attari, Fazilka sector.

The aircraft stayed inside Pakistani airspace for about two minutes, he said.

"Pakistan Air Force initiated prompt tactical actions and scrambled the two fighter aircraft to challenge the intruders. Upon PAF actions, Indian aircraft exited the Pakistani airspace," said the PAF spokesman.
Indian fighter jets violate Pakistani airspace: PAF - DAWN.COM

:hail::hail::hail::hail: mighty PAF..............................:rofl:
 

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Reports are saying there may not have been an actual violation but IAF planes crossed the red line within Indian airspace. There is an agreement to maintain fighters within the red line.
 

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I think we could have fires BRAHMOS, atleast one.......

Yeah ..Brahmos ALCM ready in end of the Year .

Look at the Headlines

Two Indian Jets Breaches Pakistani Air Space flown over Islamabad and they Equipped with Brahmos ALCM and BVRAAMS
 

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Yeah ..Brahmos ALCM ready in end of the Year .

Look at the Headlines

Two Indian Jets Breaches Pakistani Air Space flown over Islamabad and they Equipped with Brahmos ALCM and BVRAAMS
adding up to the news ---> and distributed pamphlets "Bhartees in Paki Airspace" while the Paki Radar were switched off and couldn't track.
 

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Lol ! Farhan was shouting that if Indians step even 2 inches inside Pak they will nuke us, now we have entered 7 kms, lets see if these cowards drop even a single conventional bomb :rofl:

Btw operation OBL has already proved the 'efficiency' of Paki radar and its coverage.
We sure do have huge steps......

7 kilometers and still not even two steps across....Damn the baniya veggies and the Complan and the bournvita....:hair:....aur kitna laamba karega iss masum ko?

On topic, Ot could have been many things....somewhat difficult to speculate without enough info...But here's some scenarios

1. The ACs simply and inadvertantly trailed into the Pak airspace, nothing surpirising given the sheer speed of the machines. but they why stay for 2 mins and then stroll out? Far too much time spent in hostile airspace to be a mere accident

2. The MKis were on routine recee mission, detecting vulnerabilities. Sensing an opportunity, command was given to intrude and gauge their response, both in interception speed and ACs used. An recee mission turned into a baiting mission.....

3. The MKIs alongwith the PHALCONs were on a specific signals interception mission. The Phalcon is mostly famous as an AWACS. But what most do not give it credit for is its ability for signals interception/Electronic warfare and network denial capability.

But these capabilities require a large volume of sample data, the higher the sample data, the better the cahances of generating an area wide network denial.

And what better way to gather them than to rile up the hornet's nest. The PAF and PA ADCs must have been buzzing the moment the MKIs were detected in their airspace. And with two full minutes of activity ( and I'm sure several minutes after that), the Phalcon's passive and active systems must have generated a substantial database.

Please note that another additional objective ( in this scenario ) might have also been to bait the ADC into alert, to identify the system in place. It is also to be realised that the ARC's new toys can too conduct such operations, but from a shorter range.

4. It might have been a diversion for another clandestine mission, with UAVs quietly conducting deeper penetrating runs. A minute possibility IMO.

5. Like all things Pakistani, the news is a fake one, attempting to blame the eternal bogeyman, India.

6. The Indian govt made a show of force......NOT a chance, just a tiny weeny thought though.


Please understand that these are mere speculations, theories.
 

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Last May (1997), an Indian Force (IAF) Mikoyan MiG-25RB Foxbat-B reconnaissance aircraft created a furore when the pilot flew faster than Mach 2 over Pakistani territory following a reconnaissance mission into Pakistan airspace. The Foxbat broke the sound barrier while flying at an altitude of around 65,000 feet, otherwise the mission would have remained covert, at least to the general public. The Pakistan Government considered the breaking of the sound barrier as deliberate: to make the point that the Pakistan Air Force (PAF) has no aircraft in its inventory which can come close to the cruising height of the MiG-25 (up to 74,000 feet).

However, from one of PAF's Forward Operating Bases, radar traced the intruder and the F-16As scrambled. Sources in the PAF said that there was no need to intercept a plane flying at the altitude of 65,000 feet as the F-16 can reach an operating ceiling of 55,000 feet.

India denied the incident but Pakistan's Foreign Minister, Gohar Ayub Khan, believed that the Foxbat photographed strategic installations near the Capital, Islamabad. Interestingly, the two countries signed a 'Prevention of Air Space Violations' agreement in April 1991, which recognized that PAF and IAF aircraft operate near each other's airspace. The agreement permitted overflights and landings by military aircraft, but certainly not airborne reconnaissance.
Vayu Sena - IAF MiG-25R incursion over Pakistan in 1997

This happen in past PAF in great traditions didnt intercept Mig 25 and now Mig 21. :rofl:
 

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here is the radar coverage of PAF







may be it looks good only in pics.
As per these maps, what is that a narrow strip of demarcated area between India and Pakistan (west of Kashmir )? Sorry if this interrupts in between !
 
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As per these maps, what is that a narrow strip of demarcated area between India and Pakistan ? Is it azad Kashmir ? Sorry if this interrupts in between !
no idea since POK has more area and that strip is small.
 

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Vayu Sena - IAF MiG-25R incursion over Pakistan in 1997

This happen in past PAF in great traditions didnt intercept Mig 25 and now Mig 21. :rofl:
MiG-21? I should think this was done by our Su-30 MK-1. Of course, like DivineHeretic said, this could have been fake news, but still when Indian Air Force denies, it accepts. Just like the MiG-25 episode. Infiltrate, get data, get out, refuse the charge of violating airspace.

Or some pilots got patriotic after they heard of the MiG-25R episode.
 

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no idea since POK has more area and that strip is small.
That is AJK Ajad Jammu and Kashmir shown separately as the strip in the map.
It has a special and autonomous status in Pakistani constitution and it has a Prime Minister.

The GB area is officially Northern areas for Pakistan which is under Pakistan and not under Jammu and Kashmir. So, it is not shown separately.
 

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here is the radar coverage of PAF








may be it looks good only in pics.

Are the red dots inside Indian airspace, Indian jets?
 

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Are the red dots inside Indian airspace, Indian jets?
yeah red force and green force. BTW if you paid attention it shows red force in Afghanistan............ still OBL raid happen. :rofl:

Why answer is that this is US equipment.

BTW they have shown this pic in their calender, IAF knows where to hit them to take out this facility or their radars. Air Intelligence Unit of IAF has their task cut out.
 
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Interesting that PAF puts most of its resources to defend the narrow strip of northern Punjab extending from Islamabad-Rawalpindi-Lahore.
 

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