India-China 2020 Border conflict

[Tactical Doge]

Now bat munchers targeting Israel, will have to wait for Israel's response.

In First Massive Cyberattack, China Targets Israel

In first massive cyberattack, China targets Israel

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www.haaretz.com

Israel rules the cyber domain
Expect a buttfuk and a quick coverup by CCP anytime soon

 

[rone]

regarding last day discussion, i started a new thread based on document i received from my friend, those who likes to know about ccp spy network abduction tactics in south east Asia can read on this thread

The CCP’s overseas pursuit and escape story ( fabricated, framed, and arrested )

The Chinese are contradictory individuals, proud but not free. Five thousand years of culture makes people proud, but the one-party dictatorship makes "freedom" just a slogan. As a Chinese, even if you escape from China, you still cannot escape the CCP's unscrupulous means. The Chinese accused...

defenceforumindia.com

 

[Jimih]

Israel rules the cyber domain
Expect a buttfuk and a quick coverup by CCP anytime soon

True, Israelis are ruthless when it comes to Cyber Warfare.

 

[Jimih]

 

[Kumata]

Don't keep high hopes. ARC planes were found delivering exotic woods from Assam to Udaipur for the than RAW head

these flight path are hovering over or near delhi barring few who fly close to nepal border.. god knows whats there in Nepal...

 

[mist_consecutive]

Don't keep high hopes. ARC planes were found delivering exotic woods from Assam to Udaipur for the than RAW head

these flight path are hovering over or near delhi barring few who fly close to nepal border.. god knows whats there in Nepal...

Delhi is its home base, so it will start and return to Delhi.
Nepal, the plane is just following the border from Delhi to enter into North-East via Chicken's neck.

 

[Kumata]

Delhi is its home base, so it will start and return to Delhi.
Nepal, the plane is just following the border from Delhi to enter into North-East via Chicken's neck.

i know delhi is base for ARC but that flight path near Nepal border is making no sense....should not they be heading into Himachal side and take the path along till Leh before taking a u turn...

 

[mist_consecutive]

i know delhi is base for ARC but that flight path near Nepal border is making no sense....should not they be heading into Himachal side and take the path along till Leh before taking a u turn...

If you notice, your suggested path has also been followed.

Regarding following Nepal border, how else do you propose the jet to reach NE while starting from Delhi ?

 

[Kumata]

If you notice, your suggested path has also been followed.

Regarding following Nepal border, how else do you propose the jet to reach NE while starting from Delhi ?

This is my expectation on china front... Thats rough though. for north east, I am not sure why they are flying from delhi, We have Airports in NE to station places.. IMO ARC is well placed with multiple platforms!!!!

 

[mist_consecutive]

This is my expectation on china front... Thats rough though. for north east, I am not sure why they are flying from delhi, We have Airports in NE to station places.. IMO ARC is well placed with multiple platforms!!!!

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Okay bro, I think you are misreading this. Few things first -

• ARC operates from Delhi (main base). It does indeed have multiple platforms, but this report probably counts only two jets (red & black lines).
• Operations too far away from Delhi (NE/South), an intermediate base may be used. For example, Delhi -> Guwahati (stop for refuel) -> ELINT mission in Arunachal Pradesh -> Guwahati (night halt) -> Return to Delhi.
• This report encompasses only MLAT transponder data. MLAT transponder may only be switched on for military jets while in heavy civilian traffic areas for ease of navigation to ATC. So if you notice, the jets switch off their MLAT once they reach Himachal/Punjab/Chicken's Neck.
• The North-East trajectory, it started from Delhi, then switched off MLAT after reaching Bagdogra ATC, continued with its mission.

Cheers

 

[DownWithCCP]

 

[Jimih]

• This report encompasses only MLAT transponder data. MLAT transponder may only be switched on for military jets while in heavy civilian traffic areas for ease of navigation to ATC. So if you notice, the jets switch off their MLAT once they reach Himachal/Punjab/Chicken's Neck.
• The North-East trajectory, it started from Delhi, then switched off MLAT after reaching Bagdogra ATC, continued with its mission.

Cheers

Well explained. Ofcourse they are switching off the transponders beyond those airspaces.

 

[Jimih]

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Shyamsundar a inside guy?

 

[DownWithCCP]

Shyamsundar a inside guy?

At least that is what people here told me.

 

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EXCLUSIVE | Govt refocuses on SAARC to counter China; Secretary General in Delhi for week-long talks

Effort to block China from encroaching further into India's neighborhood is driving the initiative to revive the body that has been effectively defunct since 2016 when six members led by India pulled out of the SAARC summit in Islamabad.

www.moneycontrol.com

Govt refocuses on SAARC to counter China; Secretary General in Delhi for week-long talks

 

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Indian Army planning to make tunnel under Brahmaputra river: Himanta Biswa Sarma

The Indian Army has planned to construct a tunnel similar to the Atal Tunnel under the Brahmaputra river in Assam for unhindered movement of its vehicles, informed Assam CM Himanta Biswa Sarma.

www.indiatoday.in

Indian Army planning to make tunnel under Brahmaputra river: Himanta Biswa Sarma

 

[mist_consecutive]

So according to recent satellite images, it seems there is an increase in troop deployment in Ladakh forward areas, nearly across all axis.

Mind it, this is after we have nearly 20+ divisions comprising more than 80,000 troops already deployed in Ladakh.

 

[Automatic Kalashnikov]

So according to recent satellite images, it seems there is an increase in troop deployment in Ladakh forward areas, nearly across all axis.

Mind it, this is after we have nearly 20+ divisions comprising more than 80,000 troops already deployed in Ladakh.

Doesn't a division have more than 10k troops, so 20+ divisions would mean 200k+ troops?

 

[HariPrasad-1]

Paper dragon's J11 exposed completly against Gripen C/D in an excercise against Thai Airforce.

Saab Gripen ‘Rips Apart’ Chinese J-11 Fighters In War Games; Experts Call Them ‘Sitting Ducks’ For Rafales

A “dogfight” between Saab Gripen and the Chinese J-11 fighter jets game provides lessons to militaries around the world on how to get the better of Chinese warplanes. Message To The US? China’s J-20 Stealth Fighter Jet Makes Debut In Joint Military Drills With Russia Details of the Exercise...

www.google.com

 

[mist_consecutive]

Doesn't a division have more than 10k troops, so 20+ divisions would mean 200k+ troops?

Well, a division consists of numerous brigades. And a brigade can have multiple battalions. So it varies really, for example in Kashmir, corp responsible for border protection and CI (White Knight Corps), is phenomenally larger than other corps.

So it depends. Not saying I am correct, because I too, just threw a ballpark figure.