PAKISTAN'S LIE OF DETECTING INDIAN SUBMARINE EXPOSED

[Dark Sorrow]

But I have a question, why did they surface in the end and tell them that they were being trailed?

My thought exactly : Why did our sub surface?

 

[Dark Sorrow]

It surfaced because it ran out of fuel and had to recharge. India does not have AIP subs yet, thats why scorpene with AIP is so important.

Sir that pure speculation as IN has not commented.
Don't you think this was a disastrous tactical move to snorkel so close to enemy specifically when anti-sub aircraft will be on move.
If they were so desperate they should have disengaged earlier itself.

 

[Bornubus]

3) Indian drone shot down lie

That looks like a Netra to me.

 

[tejas warrior]

In the past few months, we've seen from Pakistan:

1) Lies about surgical strikes
2) Lies about own and Indian casualties
3) Indian drone shot down lie
4) Submarine detected lie
5) Fake missile test

Did I miss anything?

Dhamki - Nuclear Attack on Israel

 

[ABHINANDAN]

one more add up to the list.......

NEW DELHI: A day after Pakistan stated that it had conducted its first successful test fire of Submarine Launched Cruise Missile (SLCM) Babur-3, a satellite imagery expert has claimed that Pakistan might have faked the launch.

Raj, who claims to be a satellite imagery expert, explains on his twitter handle—@rajfortyseven—that a video showing the launch of Babur-3, which was released by the Pakistan military yesterday, is a "fake video clip" because it uses computer-generated imagery.

In his tweets, the expert has picked up scenes from the video, showing the missile's flight, and compared them with actual satellite images. The images show changes were made in the background to show that a test happened. The missile colour and speed also change after 15 seconds of the video.

The expert also pointed out that the missile flight of eight seconds covers 15 kilometres, meaning the speed works out to 6,750 kms, which is almost high hyper-sonic speed.

The expert also pointed out that the missile flight of eight seconds covers 15 kilometres, meaning the speed works out to 6,750 kms, which is almost high hyper-sonic speed.


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[DingDong]

Guys, please stop responding to off-topic posts by a perpetual victim of 2002.

@pmaitra @Yusuf @sayareakd this thread requires some cleaning up.