2016 India–Pakistan military confrontation

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The strategy is in place! Plans have been casted and wargamed. The day Neelum valley falls good part of pok will fall along with it, starting with authmukaam city which is hub of various terrorist tanzeems and illegal weapons factory.
Sir, just a reminder we have many people from PDF that browse these forums, some of them probably from the ISI as well.
 

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Sir, just a reminder we have many people from PDF that browse these forums, some of them probably from the ISI as well.
I am aware buddy and what i wrote has no int value so relax, both sides keep making plans and keep on wargaming them at various level with or without troops. The idea behind discussing the above mentioned point is to raise the level of discussion here so that more knowledge can be absorbed by us all including yhe pigs who fly around here.
 

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The strategy is in place! Plans have been casted and wargamed. The day Neelum valley falls good part of pok will fall along with it, starting with authmukaam city which is hub of various terrorist tanzeems and illegal weapons factory.
Athmukam, sharda are two important places.

But then from Shikar Gali Pakis can spot IA movement and can shell. It is the Tiger hill of Neelam valley. Once Shikar Gali falls, whole neelam valley will be under Indian administration. The biggest district :D
 

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Athmukam, sharda are two important places.

But then from Shikar Gali Pakis can spot IA movement and can shell. It is the Tiger hill of Neelam valley. Once Shikar Gali falls, whole neelam valley will be under Indian administration. The biggest district :D
What will we do with the all the Pak loyal Pahari kanjars on that side once we capture the territory? If we're expecting to integrate them in India, we are asking for trouble.
 

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What will we do with the all the Pak loyal Pahari kanjars on that side once we capture the territory? If we're expecting to integrate them in India, we are asking for trouble.
It's the Neelam valley only which has just 1 lakh -2 lakh population and is the largest district This is why it is easy to control as most of them will flee. many fled from Keran last month. Once Athmukam is under shelling, it will be empty town.
 

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Just day before yesterday there was news about 42 terror camps operating in POK.

http://idrw.org/terror-launch-pads-back-pakistan-occupied-kashmir/

List of launching pads of terrorists in PoK 1 Lipa, Opposite Tangdhar sector 2 Jura, Opposite Tangdhar sector 3Dunipathra, opposite Tangdhar sector 4 Sialkot, PoK 5 Sharief, PoK 6 Kandergali, PoK 7 Shahkot, PoK 8 Sada Dhaki, PoK 9 Kunda Shahi, PoK 10 Shardi (PoK) OPPOSITE Machhal sector 11 Dumel Post, PoK 12 Tejian, PoK 13 AK Gali launching pad, PoK 14 Kel (PoK) 15 Sonar (PoK) 16 Chela Bandi, PoK 17 Chham, Opposite Uri sector 18 Pachhiban, opposite Uri sector 19 Batta Kaiyan, opposite Uri sector 20 Chhitrian, opposite Uri sector 21 Durmet, opposite Gurez sector 22 Thandikassi, opposite BG Sector 23 Kheramuru (PoK), Opposite Uri sector 24 Sardari, opposite Machhal sector 25 Folowai, opposite Machhal sector 26 Janwai, opposite Machhal sector 27 Mohradori, opposite Rampur sector 28 Battahalan, opposite Rampur sector 29 Khojabandi, opposite Rampur sector 30 Losar I, Opposite Gurez sector 31 Losar II, Opposite Gurez sector 32 Athmuqam, opposite Keran sector 33 Dudhniyal (PoK), Opposite Keran sector 34 Balawali, opposite Poonch sector 35 Mochi Mohri, opposite Poonch sector 36 Margi Dhok, opposite Poonch sector 37 Kirni, opposite Poonch sector 38 Chirikot, opposite Poonch sector 39 Kotkotera, opposite Nowshera sector 40 Sabzkot, opposite Nowshera sector 41 Mandikuli, opposite Naugam sector 42 Chananian (Leepa), opposite Naugam sector
 

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Naxal-style IED detected for first time in Kashmir
PTI | Dec 11, 2016, 02.12 PM IST


HIGHLIGHTS
  • Security forces have been targeted by a Naxal-style IED attack in J&K
  • The first of its kind IED blast was reported on November 4
  • IED experts from Institute of IED Management in Pune are sensitising the troops about such attacks.
Paramilitary troopers stand guard at Arwani Bijbehara, south of Srinagar (AFP Photo)
NEW DELHI: For the first time in the decades-old militancy in Kashmir Valley, security forces have been targeted by a Naxal-style IED attack prompting agencies to brace up against the menace that has claimed numerous lives and maimed several troops in Left Wing Extremism hit areas.

Taking the development seriously, the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF), mainstay for anti-Maoist operations in the country, has rushed a team of its counter-Improvised Explosive Device (IED) experts to train and sensitise its troops, those of the BSF, Jammu and Kashmir Police and others against such blasts trigerred by the notorious 'command-wire' technique.

"This is for the first time...There have been IED attacks against security forces and their convoys in the past but using the command-wire technique was unheard and unseen here.

"This technique till now has been used by Naxals to target security forces in the LWE affected areas," CRPF Director General K Durga Prasad told PTI.

Taking cognisance of the incident, he has asked a team of IED experts, based at the exclusive Institute of IED Management (IIM) in Pune, to rush to the Kashmir Valley and sensitise the troops as to how to be alert against such deadly attacks.

The first of its kind command-wire IED blast was reported about a month back on the night of November 4 when militants targeted a police bullet-proof 'Rakshak' jeep under the Dadasara Police Station area in Awantipora of Pulwama district, which led to injuries to three police officials.




The police team was rushing to a nearby spot after some gunshots were heard but as they were targeted by the blast, they had to be evacuated and rushed to a nearby hospital.




The blast was trigerred by joining the wires drawn from the IED and when the jeep, plying on the normal 'pucca' road, went over it, the blast severely damaged the entire front and engine portion of the four-wheeler.




"It could have been bad had the blast took place just behind the engine area.This is something new we witnessed.




Taking no chances, we have asked all our units in the Kashmir Valley to prepare and plan against command-wire IEDs now," Prasad said.

http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/...irst-time-in-Kashmir/articleshow/55922645.cms
 

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Damn that looks like fried chicken from KFC.

They should post this in the pakistani newspapers and stuff, so the wannabes know what's in store for 'em.
 

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Naxal-style IED detected for first time in Kashmir
PTI | Dec 11, 2016, 02.12 PM IST


HIGHLIGHTS
  • Security forces have been targeted by a Naxal-style IED attack in J&K
  • The first of its kind IED blast was reported on November 4
  • IED experts from Institute of IED Management in Pune are sensitising the troops about such attacks.
Paramilitary troopers stand guard at Arwani Bijbehara, south of Srinagar (AFP Photo)
NEW DELHI: For the first time in the decades-old militancy in Kashmir Valley, security forces have been targeted by a Naxal-style IED attack prompting agencies to brace up against the menace that has claimed numerous lives and maimed several troops in Left Wing Extremism hit areas.

Taking the development seriously, the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF), mainstay for anti-Maoist operations in the country, has rushed a team of its counter-Improvised Explosive Device (IED) experts to train and sensitise its troops, those of the BSF, Jammu and Kashmir Police and others against such blasts trigerred by the notorious 'command-wire' technique.

"This is for the first time...There have been IED attacks against security forces and their convoys in the past but using the command-wire technique was unheard and unseen here.

"This technique till now has been used by Naxals to target security forces in the LWE affected areas," CRPF Director General K Durga Prasad told PTI.

Taking cognisance of the incident, he has asked a team of IED experts, based at the exclusive Institute of IED Management (IIM) in Pune, to rush to the Kashmir Valley and sensitise the troops as to how to be alert against such deadly attacks.

The first of its kind command-wire IED blast was reported about a month back on the night of November 4 when militants targeted a police bullet-proof 'Rakshak' jeep under the Dadasara Police Station area in Awantipora of Pulwama district, which led to injuries to three police officials.




The police team was rushing to a nearby spot after some gunshots were heard but as they were targeted by the blast, they had to be evacuated and rushed to a nearby hospital.




The blast was trigerred by joining the wires drawn from the IED and when the jeep, plying on the normal 'pucca' road, went over it, the blast severely damaged the entire front and engine portion of the four-wheeler.




"It could have been bad had the blast took place just behind the engine area.This is something new we witnessed.




Taking no chances, we have asked all our units in the Kashmir Valley to prepare and plan against command-wire IEDs now," Prasad said.

http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/...irst-time-in-Kashmir/articleshow/55922645.cms
Is this news paper reporting news OR giving ideas to terrorists...?
 

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Inshallah Ameen, let the surgeon's hand slip during the vasectomy.
"decided to go thru a corrective invasive procedure"

Old love cannot die. From Kargil to Agra to NS to surgeon, mushy just can't get enough:biggrin2:
 

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This is the beginning of the thrust to take back POK.
@India22 I too think this a minor skirmish that will bear no dynamic result in the end.

In fact we should maintain the status quo, we should fully commit to destroying the pakis only when we are completely ready, i.e. economically, diplomatically, geo-politically, etc.
Next time we go to war, it will be by our decision and that time we will not let the Pakis get back up again.

When we have put enough diplomatic pressure on them, destablised them thru Afghanistan, flood their streets with drugs, destroyed their public benefits systems, turned them into a full fledged kleptocracy, etc, and when they are at their most vulnerable, we should push then and utterly take back Kashmir, separate what's left of their territory, give it to Afghanistan and Baloch freedom fighters and leave them with a small piece of land worth nothing.
Surrounded by India, Afghanistan and Balochistan they should be utterly neutered and be under our yoke for a long time to come.

Sorry for the rant.
 
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