Nazaria e Bakistan
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1. My dear friend, there are sensors that can look for human activity under foliage. UWB Radar comes to mind. They can penetrate foliage and walls and when deployed on drones they can enhance their resolution due to synthetic aperture. Furthermore they can -- in certain scenarions-- even detect motion as minute as breathing. Visual sensors are not the only sensors. https://idstch.com/security/foliage-penetration-synthetic-aperture-radar-sar/ . And no, you are an ignorant prick who can only throw ad hominem without any real knowledge.1.) Step outside your room and visit Kashmir for once. DRONES WON'T WORK. This has been repeated ad nauseam on this thread over many years. The foliage is too damn thick. And you are talking about deploying MALE drones to support ops in a super dense Montane Forest? Are you 13 years old?
2.) Why non-lethal ones. I am all for Agent Orange'ing these swines. But to do that, you have to get them first. Which is when we sustain casualties.
For those members who are not familiar with how these things work, the OGWs of these terrorists have made numerous weapon/ammo/resupply hideouts in these forests over a long period of time. The infiltrating group has a clear cut strategy as to how to mount attacks using which hideout and the relevant fall back positions or exfio routes. That is why these ops stretch on for months on end.
There is NO solution to this problem save for the extreme one. Like a certain Brigadier Pratap said, it is about the Qaum. The sooner we get ourselves out the of the delusions of the good/bad type, the better of we will be.
2. The goal should be to use chemical agents which do not persist and get dispersed or decomposed. Agent orange still persists in vietnam causing long term harm. You want to drag those hidden terrorists out of their hiding holes into the open. Together with foilage penetrating sensors and smaller drones, you can track them once they start moving and then bomb them or render them immobile with chemicals and capture them. There are already chemical agents that act as a massive eye and skin irratations without being lethal and do not persist. Even police uses them. Things like PAVA shells. Drag them out of their hiding points so they can not lay traps and then shoot them or bomb them or incapacitate them.
There are a LOT of solutions to this problem. We have not even started to apply them. The goal should be to drag the terrorist enabler in an ever escalating war of cost. The moment it becomes costly to equip these yahoos, they will drop them. The asymmetry becomes useless then.