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[Tang]

Very good update just 12 years late

Thanks for the update that it is a 12 yrs old update.

Btw why no progress in marine engine till now?

 

[Lonewolf]

Thanks for the update that it is a 12 yrs old update.

Btw why no progress in marine engine till now?

It requires high reliability ,and as kaveri dry problem will be sorted out ,we may see marine engine progressing as well

 

[FalconSlayers]

Right now please , dude please fucking please @SavageKing456 , you will kill @FalconSlayers by anxiety

I might do revelation of EOTS DAS for AMCA
Tomorrow

 

[SavageKing456]

LMAO i knew that would happen ever heard the AMCA projects head deodhare sahab's interview with delhi defence review's interviewer,he was quite holding himself back many times when talked about EOTS DAS

 

[Lonewolf]

LMAO i knew that would happen ever heard the AMCA projects head deodhare sahab's interview with delhi defence review's interviewer,he was quite holding himself back many times when talked about EOTS DAS

Just say it in personal message , click on the envelope icon , it's secure ,no one else can read there , say it boy , just say those magical words

 

[FalconSlayers]

LMAO i knew that would happen ever heard the AMCA projects head deodhare sahab's interview with delhi defence review's interviewer,he was quite holding himself back many times when talked about EOTS DAS

 

[Rassil Krishnan]

I’ve heard that we disposed off our Chemical Weapons under UN which was the world’s largest chemical weapons stockpile, and all of it was mustard gas, the deadliest chemical weapon. Is it true?

MUSTARD GAS IS NOT THE DEADLIEST BY FAR.IT IS QUITE GENERIC.

 

[Lonewolf]

MUSTARD GAS IS NOT THE DEADLIEST BY FAR.IT IS QUITE GENERIC.

It can be prepared in lab that too easily , not big ticket thing , it's quantity is dangerous

 

[THESIS THORON]

It can be prepared in lab that too easily , not big ticket thing , it's quantity is dangerous

RELATION BW MUSTARD GAS AND CHEMOTHERAPY

 

[Indx TechStyle]

I’ve heard that we disposed off our Chemical Weapons under UN which was the world’s largest chemical weapons stockpile, and all of it was mustard gas, the deadliest chemical weapon. Is it true?

Very sad if true

India, South Korea and Albania were asked to eliminate their stockpile, we did. But does the US and China have their sttockpiles or were disposed off equally?

Just knowing congress govt's priorities and attitude towards defending nation, I would say we never had that level of investment into chemical weapons. We were importing even arty shells and basic stuff till recently.

Sulphur mustard was a very very deadly weapon which India should never have developed or possessed at first place. For nationalistic members here regretting dumping it, just google "mustard gas injuries" and see images.

Seriously, we aren't a fascist state who enjoys human suffering. Simply kill enemy soldiers by shooting or vaporise them with nukes. Sulphur mustard would gradually burn their eyes and body and while keeping them alive. Suffering is too horrible to imagine and it'd be good if India actually dumped it.

Just no, it's a terrible thing, more terrible than any ancient method of human tortures.

 

[Okabe Rintarou]

Sulphur mustard was a very very deadly weapon which India should never have developed or possessed at first place. For nationalistic members here regretting dumping it, just google "mustard gas injuries" and see images.

Seriously, we aren't a fascist state who enjoys human suffering. Simply kill enemy soldiers by shooting or vaporise them with nukes. Sulphur mustard would gradually burn their eyes and body and while keeping them alive. Suffering is too horrible to imagine and it'd be good if India actually dumped it.

Just no, it's a terrible thing, more terrible than any ancient method of human tortures.

Agree 100%. There is a reason we don't use Cobalt-60 salted nukes. Its because we are not terrorists.

 

[Abdus Salem killed]

Agree 100%. There is a reason we don't use Cobalt-60 salted nukes. Its because we are not terrorists.

Does Pakistan have them BCS they would not hesitate to use them

 

[Indx TechStyle]

Sulphur mustard was a very very deadly weapon which India should never have developed or possessed at first place. For nationalistic members here regretting dumping it, just google "mustard gas injuries" and see images.

Seriously, we aren't a fascist state who enjoys human suffering. Simply kill enemy soldiers by shooting or vaporise them with nukes. Sulphur mustard would gradually burn their eyes and body and while keeping them alive. Suffering is too horrible to imagine and it'd be good if India actually dumped it.

Just no, it's a terrible thing, more terrible than any ancient method of human tortures.

Repeating again in simpler words,

Using sulphur mustard on enemy forces like using halal cutting (slow painful half throat slitting) of enemy soldiers than killing them at one off! Those who even survive have horribly deformed bodies like acid attack victims.

If you don't wannabe remembered as cold blooded cruel states like Third Riech or Japanese empire, just never use biochemical weapons.

Does Pakistan have them BCS they would not hesitate to use them

Might have a smaller stockpile due to low pharmaceutical production and expiry dates of chemicals. There has been no news although in public domain about pak possessing any kind of weapons of mass destruction except fission nukes, leave alone mustard has.

 

[Okabe Rintarou]

Does Pakistan have them BCS they would not hesitate to use them

Not that I know of. Why would they need it? They aren't that stupid. They use terrorism as a weapon. They themselves are not terrorists per se. I mean its not that difficult to build a salted nuke. But its not something any sane country/military would do. The risks outweigh the benefits.

 

[shuvo@y2k10]

India's nuclear doctrine advocates the use of nuclear weapons for 2nd strike for any NBC attack.

Hence there was no need to maintain huge stockpile of chemical or biological weapons.

 

[no smoking]

I’ve heard that we disposed off our Chemical Weapons under UN which was the world’s largest chemical weapons stockpile, and all of it was mustard gas, the deadliest chemical weapon. Is it true?

Yes, India destroyed around 1045 tones of mustard gas by 2005 after she signed CWC in last 90s.
But this amount was not the world's largest stockpile. In the meantime, Russia destroyed 36,750 tones CW and USA disposed 25,000 tone.

 

[no smoking]

India, South Korea and Albania were asked to eliminate their stockpile, we did. But does the US and China have their sttockpiles or were disposed off equally?

2016 OPCW verified that China had dismantled her CW program completely after 400 inspections;
2019 OPCW confirmed that US has destroyed 91.47 percent of the chemical weapons stockpile it had declared.

 

[Lonewolf]

2016 OPCW verified that China had dismantled her CW program completely after 400 inspections;
2019 OPCW confirmed that US has destroyed 91.47 percent of the chemical weapons stockpile it had declared.

Sorry but china can't.be trusted here ,

 

[omaebakabaka]

Sorry but china can't.be trusted here ,

Ya I guess all their focus shifted to bio weapons now

 

[Willy3]

Sulphur mustard was a very very deadly weapon which India should never have developed or possessed at first place. For nationalistic members here regretting dumping it, just google "mustard gas injuries" and see images.

Seriously, we aren't a fascist state who enjoys human suffering. Simply kill enemy soldiers by shooting or vaporise them with nukes. Sulphur mustard would gradually burn their eyes and body and while keeping them alive. Suffering is too horrible to imagine and it'd be good if India actually dumped it.

Just no, it's a terrible thing, more terrible than any ancient method of human tortures.

Meh..by that logic we shouldn't be posses nuclear arsenal too... there will be 10 times more injured or effected person from the nuclear strike then straight outright killed one.
Having chemical weapon isn't bad as long as we are keeping no first use policy