India Pakistan conflict along IB and LoC (July 2021 onwards)

[Kumaoni]

One of the deadliest fidayeen attacks

 

[Azaad]

Back then army would kill 10-12 terrorists Ona daily basis


You can see some of the sophisticated weaponry like ATGMs and mortar rounds used by them

From 2002View attachment 218537
During 2003View attachment 218538

There were never any ATGMs recovered from terrorists in Kashmir except mortars , mines & RPGs. There was a understanding between the Indian & Paxtani governments especially the armies not to arm the terrorists with sophisticated weapons like ATGMs or MANPADs like Stingers like what the US did in Afghanistan against the SU.

If the PA violated those terms & armed tanzeems inside J&K there were equally many separatist groups within Paxtan whom we could arm. The PA knew this & played ball. The agreement exists to this day .

 

[Kumaoni]

There were never any ATGMs recovered from terrorists in Kashmir except mortars , mines & RPGs. There was a understanding between the Indian & Paxtani governments especially the armies not to arm the terrorists with sophisticated weapons like ATGMs or MANPADs like Stingers like what the US did in Afghanistan against the SU.

If the PA violated those terms & armed tanzeems inside J&K there were equally many separatist groups within Paxtan whom we could arm. The PA knew this & played ball. The agreement exists to this day .

 

[Azaad]

View attachment 218541

Which year & how many more such reports can you come up with ? The agreement I'm talking about came about in 1994 give or take .

 

[Kumaoni]

Which year & how many more such reports can you come up with ? The agreement I'm talking about came about in 1994 give or take .

May 28th 1999. I think In 2003 there were some ATGMs recovered. I believe they came from Afghanistan not Pakistan tho.

 

[Azaad]

May 28th 1999. I think In 2003 there were some ATGMs recovered. I believe they came from Afghanistan not Pakistan tho.

Precisely. The very fact you've had negligible amount of such seizures & usage should tell you something coz these were commonly used in Afghanistan. They could also be commonly deployed in India. But they weren't. What you're citing are exceptions to the rule .

 

[Kumaoni]

Precisely. The very fact you've had negligible amount of such seizures & usage should tell you something coz these were commonly used in Afghanistan. They could also be commonly deployed in India. But they weren't. What you're citing are exceptions to the rule .

Yup, they were from Afghanistan only- my source says that as well. Only afghans (which there were many) and other foreign mercs could use ATGMs

 

[Azaad]

Yup, they were from Afghanistan only- my source says that as well. Only afghans (which there were many) and other foreign mercs could use ATGMs

They weren't permitted to use them by the PA. They were smuggled in without the knowledge of the PA. For every such transgression the PA was paid back in kind. Check with your source about this piece of information too.

 

[Kumaoni]

They weren't permitted to use them by the PA. They were smuggled in without the knowledge of the PA. For every such transgression the PA was paid back in kind. Check with your source about this piece of information too.

Maybe so, but point remains that they used recover such weaponry.
Terrorists of old were very well equipped esp in late 90s

 

[Freedom Thru Firepower]

Spilling the beans already, a psyop to paint it as a false flag (if happens) by GoI for winning General Elections

 

[Azaad]

Spilling the beans already

So that she gets to do her graveyard journalism on the bodies of our braves & the victims - the latter including certain headmaster's children good in cricket forced to blow themselves up.

Which is why though I think there's a lot which needs to be done on a yesterday's basis what we definitely need to undertake at the earliest is our version of the cultural revolution lasting a decade to rid ourselves of vermin like this female.

 

[vidhwanshak]

saw the video of paff attack.
soldier on sentry duty fucked up.

 

[zathura98]

saw the video of paff attack.
soldier on sentry duty fucked up.

scanning the area with thermal sight on gun would have helped? was it night or day time?

 

[vidhwanshak]

scanning the area with thermal sight on gun would have helped? was it night or day time?

pure day time.

 

[zathura98]

pure day time.

nice, now retard MOD , army can pay compensation to families of lost soldiers, which could have been averted with much cheaper equipments.

 

[another_armchair]

Somebody mind DM'ing the link of the PAFF attack video?

 

[vidhwanshak]

nice, now retard MOD , army can pay compensation to families of lost soldiers, which could have been averted with much cheaper equipments.

Here equipment wasn't at fault.

 

[Rassil Krishnan]

Back then army would kill 10-12 terrorists Ona daily basis


You can see some of the sophisticated weaponry like ATGMs and mortar rounds used by them

From 2002View attachment 218537
During 2003View attachment 218538

however , i am sure the logistics of keeping such an insurgency alive with heavy weapons such as atgms, mortars would have been harder and hence why it was not sustainable. it is hard to conceal many of these big weapons, let alone carry them from one place to another when the army comes to look for them in a search operation, it will only be captured like in these photos. which is probably why they stick to more sustainable lighter weapons.

 

[jai jaganath]

Folks I even searched to find the new videos but couldn't if someone could DM me

 

[Kumaoni]

however , i am sure the logistics of keeping such an insurgency alive with heavy weapons such as atgms, mortars would have been harder and hence why it was not sustainable. it is hard to conceal many of these big weapons, let alone carry them from one place to another when the army comes to look for them in a search operation, it will only be captured like in these photos. which is probably why they stick to more sustainable lighter weapons.

They used to open ambushes and attacks with ATGMs, mortar rounds, and solar rockets back then