India-Pakistan LoC/IB Skirmishes in the Aftermath of August 5 2019

[sorcerer]

Pakistan violates ceasefire at LoC in Kupwara

SRINAGAR: Pakistan violated ceasefire when it resorted to unprovoked firing and shelling from across the Line of Control (LoC) in frontier Kashmir district of Kupwara, official sources said on Sunday.
According to the sources, Pakistan violated ceasefire and resorted to firing with automatic weapons, targeting forward posts and civilian areas on this side of LoC in Keran and Tanghdar sectors in Kupwara on Saturday evening.

https://www.dailyexcelsior.com/pakistan-violates-ceasefire-at-loc-in-kupwara/

 

[lcafanboy]

Already 107 pigs dead.
5 more got their 72 goats this is apart from what porki army lost in last 24 hours. Meaning the figure will be revised upwards...

 

[sorcerer]

US to train India in counter-terrorism, Trump decides to give Pakistan a miss


US will set up a counter-terrorism training centre in India as part of an agreement on homeland security to be signed in Delhi on 25 February,

dont know how true cuz its from the print

 

[Absolut_Vodka]

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[sorcerer]

25 terrorists killed by security forces in 2020 but at least 250 militants still active in Valley, says Jammu and Kashmir DGP
Srinagar: The number of listed militants in Kashmir has come down to less than 250, while 25 terrorists were killed by security forces in nearly a dozen operations in the first two months of this year, Director General of Jammu and Kashmir Police Dilbag Singh said on Saturday.
https://www.firstpost.com/india/25-...alley-says-jammu-and-kashmir-dgp-8076701.html

Good strike rate of Indian army for the year!

 

[Spindrift]

US to train India in counter-terrorism, Trump decides to give Pakistan a miss


US will set up a counter-terrorism training centre in India as part of an agreement on homeland security to be signed in Delhi on 25 February,

dont know how true cuz its from the print

Aren't we better then the US in CT ops and have more experience than them?

 

[Aaj ka hero]

Aren't we better then the US in CT ops and have more experience than them?

https://swarajyamag.com/world/so-if...e-way-to-put-afghanistan-and-pok-on-the-table
Read this then every piece will fall in line.

 

[sorcerer]

Aren't we better then the US in CT ops and have more experience than them?

Thats exactly what I was thinking...and that what I said its by the PRINT..

may be such an arrangement is a mutual training center sort of thing ..in CoT operations..where both armies share their skills and co develop in certain areas of warfare..

its just the media adding more flavor to it unnecessarily....may be,

 

[sorcerer]

https://swarajyamag.com/world/so-if...e-way-to-put-afghanistan-and-pok-on-the-table
Read this then every piece will fall in line.

but lets see...even the timing of Ex Bjp Mla and now congress guy's visit to pakistan tells a story..
what message did he deliver to pakistan...etc etc.

What if the quid pro quo for Indian involvement in Afghanistan is that the US helps India eject the Pakistanis from the part they are occupying? Among other things, that opens up a land border for India to Afghanistan.

this is what I liked about the article.
something we been talking about here at DFI

 

[Aaj ka hero]

but lets see...even the timing of Ex Bjp Mla and now congress guy's visit to pakistan tells a story..
what message did he deliver to pakistan...etc etc.

What if the quid pro quo for Indian involvement in Afghanistan is that the US helps India eject the Pakistanis from the part they are occupying? Among other things, that opens up a land border for India to Afghanistan.

this is what I liked about the article.
something we been talking about here at DFI

I am definitely moving towards that direction, since eons I have said this is perfect time to bomb jihads in Afghanistan and Pakistan combination.
Anyway let's see.

 

[aarav]

Reports that heavy exchange happening on LoC is not new it's just is that Indian army never goes beyond mortars or medium field guns sometimes to 2 nd gen ATGMs but not to rocket artillery,m777s,155mm howitzers or even mass infantry attacks,army has huge advantage in Krishna ghati which bakistan calls as neelum valley ,we can directly target the roads , Bakistan tried to gain same advantage in kargil but was beaten back these bakis are all hot air it's time descend from heights and take control of Krishna ghati ,as COAS MM Naravane said it's a political decision but it needs to be taken now

 

[lcafanboy]

Lal Topi wetting his pants.....:biggrin2:

 

[Anikastha]

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Lal Topi wetting his pants.....:biggrin2:

budhe k munh me jilebi dalo reee......

 

[Assassin 2.0]

I hope GAY army is liking it

PA is getting spit roasted from one side Baluchi fighters are taking their ass from one side indian army is bombing the sheet out of them.

 

[Chanakya 002]

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Lal Topi wetting his pants.....:biggrin2:

To take back what is India’s: This may be doable, but won't be easy.​

War gaming is always a herculean task. So what will an assault on PoK look like? First, India’s just-inducted 45,000-tonne INS Vikrant indigenous aircraft carrier, along with its Carrier Battle Group, floats out of the Mumbai naval port into the Arabian Sea to enforce an unannounced blockade of Pakistani ports. The carrier, with the new Boeing F/A-18 Super Hornets as its air element on board, is a power projector for India, with BrahMos supersonic cruise missiles that can destroy targets unnoticed and uninterrupted.

At the same time, around 50,000 Indian troops are mobilised and cross on foot the de facto border with Pakistan in Jammu and Kashmir. They will be supported by a range of artillery guns including the newly inducted self-propelled K9 Vajra. Simultaneously India’s new Rafale aircraft with nuclear delivery capability takes off from Ambala airbase and drops Israel-made laser-guided bombs on strategically important Pakistani ammunition dumps along the Line of Control, with air support from the Russian Su-30MKI, which are also armed with BrahMos air-launched missiles.

The Pakistani Military initially caught unawares, responds by scrambling Lockheed Martin F-16 combat jets to counter the Rafales. The air battle rages, as Indian troops on ground, backed by T-90 and T-72 battle tanks, move through Jammu into Pakistan, as part of the Strike Corps’ offensive to capture strategic targets deep inside enemy territory. This signals an all-out war between India and Pakistan to take back control of Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK); a strategic objective that has been articulated by the Indian military and political top brass in 2019.

As the war enters the second day, it is time for Pakistan’s all-weather friend, China, to step in. As Chinese soldiers begin to squeeze Indian forces in the Ladakh region, the PLA tries to synchronise its attack on two fronts from the Shaksgam Valley and Karakoram Pass to cut off Indian soldiers posted in Siachen, to gain strategic advantage over India and to force New Delhi to back off. For decades now, the India-Pakistan conflict along their de facto borders has followed a script. A terror strike inside Jammu and Kashmir, executed by a Pakistan-based terror group, has often brought the two neighbours close to a conventional war. If it was not diplomatic interventions, luck has prevented them from going for each other’s jugular. That script is now passe with the Narendra Modi government modifying the game plan. It is willing to go the extra mile across the border to strike, as witnessed during the 2016 surgical strikes to take out terror camps or the air strike on Balakot last year.

The Modi government has in the last year made noises about proactively taking back PoK and the Gilgit-Baltistan territories. In January, Indian Army chief General Manoj Naravane had said if Parliament approved, his forces were ready. India’s External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar, Chief of Defence Staff General Bipin Rawat and Defence Minister Rajnath Singh have all indicated that India can take back what’s rightfully its own territory, based on a 1994 Parliament resolution. But is India capable of mounting such a military campaign? It is easier said than done. The presence of China in Gilgit-Baltistan with massive investments in the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor will be a major impediment for an India military offensive because the Chinese would want to protect their interests. The threat in PoK comes more from China than Pakistan

 

[Assassin 2.0]

Lag rha h Grump k visit s phele Modi ji signal de rhe h ki jitna tum beech me ane ki diket kro ge unte Proki Hum grill kre ge :biggrin2:

 

[COLDHEARTED AVIATOR]

Lag rha h Grump k visit s phele Modi ji signal de rhe h ki jitna tum beech me ane ki diket kro ge unte Proki Hum grill kre ge :biggrin2:

Terrorist ka ghar he pakka...khud hi bol raha he 2 bar target huya he.

 

[sorcerer]

Lag rha h Grump k visit s phele Modi ji signal de rhe h ki jitna tum beech me ane ki diket kro ge unte Proki Hum grill kre ge :biggrin2:

I had a dream about paki civilians beating up paki army and porki navy surrendering.
too much reading on these topics these days...that my brain is even processin it while I sleep!

 

[Assassin 2.0]

I had a dream about paki civilians beating up paki army and porki navy surrendering.
too much reading on these topics these days...that my brain is even processin it while I sleep!

This dream > Wet dream. :biggrin2::bounce:

 

[Hiranyaksha]

To take back what is India’s: This may be doable, but won't be easy.​

War gaming is always a herculean task. So what will an assault on PoK look like? First, India’s just-inducted 45,000-tonne INS Vikrant indigenous aircraft carrier, along with its Carrier Battle Group, floats out of the Mumbai naval port into the Arabian Sea to enforce an unannounced blockade of Pakistani ports. The carrier, with the new Boeing F/A-18 Super Hornets as its air element on board, is a power projector for India, with BrahMos supersonic cruise missiles that can destroy targets unnoticed and uninterrupted.

At the same time, around 50,000 Indian troops are mobilised and cross on foot the de facto border with Pakistan in Jammu and Kashmir. They will be supported by a range of artillery guns including the newly inducted self-propelled K9 Vajra. Simultaneously India’s new Rafale aircraft with nuclear delivery capability takes off from Ambala airbase and drops Israel-made laser-guided bombs on strategically important Pakistani ammunition dumps along the Line of Control, with air support from the Russian Su-30MKI, which are also armed with BrahMos air-launched missiles.

The Pakistani Military initially caught unawares, responds by scrambling Lockheed Martin F-16 combat jets to counter the Rafales. The air battle rages, as Indian troops on ground, backed by T-90 and T-72 battle tanks, move through Jammu into Pakistan, as part of the Strike Corps’ offensive to capture strategic targets deep inside enemy territory. This signals an all-out war between India and Pakistan to take back control of Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK); a strategic objective that has been articulated by the Indian military and political top brass in 2019.

As the war enters the second day, it is time for Pakistan’s all-weather friend, China, to step in. As Chinese soldiers begin to squeeze Indian forces in the Ladakh region, the PLA tries to synchronise its attack on two fronts from the Shaksgam Valley and Karakoram Pass to cut off Indian soldiers posted in Siachen, to gain strategic advantage over India and to force New Delhi to back off. For decades now, the India-Pakistan conflict along their de facto borders has followed a script. A terror strike inside Jammu and Kashmir, executed by a Pakistan-based terror group, has often brought the two neighbours close to a conventional war. If it was not diplomatic interventions, luck has prevented them from going for each other’s jugular. That script is now passe with the Narendra Modi government modifying the game plan. It is willing to go the extra mile across the border to strike, as witnessed during the 2016 surgical strikes to take out terror camps or the air strike on Balakot last year.

The Modi government has in the last year made noises about proactively taking back PoK and the Gilgit-Baltistan territories. In January, Indian Army chief General Manoj Naravane had said if Parliament approved, his forces were ready. India’s External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar, Chief of Defence Staff General Bipin Rawat and Defence Minister Rajnath Singh have all indicated that India can take back what’s rightfully its own territory, based on a 1994 Parliament resolution. But is India capable of mounting such a military campaign? It is easier said than done. The presence of China in Gilgit-Baltistan with massive investments in the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor will be a major impediment for an India military offensive because the Chinese would want to protect their interests. The threat in PoK comes more from China than Pakistan

With Nocovid this is one of the rare moments when China is busy with itself. India should not let go this moment and capture the opportunity to make substantial gains.