India Strikes Against Pakistani Terrorism 2019

[ezsasa]

Lets not forget a new doctrine has been coined by our security establishment.

"non-military strike" = Use of conventional military resources to tackle non-conventional warfare from across the border in the context of india-pakistan...

i think 10-15 years from now, every country with terrorist problem will start using this term.

there should have been opeds and debates about this by now.

 

[singhboy98]

This is understood..I am saying ..the real world cost of it post pulwama for pakis..
them pakis spreading rumors and upping the ante

They are already making loss in the civilian air line segment..
want to know how much loss they are making in the shipping segment..
coupled with such false stories planted by pakis about paki water being unsafe

Porkis are being halaled in more ways than what is publicly visible. That I can say with certainty. Porkis are very very scared. Shitting in their salwars doesn't even begin to describe it. One can easily see that with the scale of Psy Ops being conducted by Porkis. It is unprecedented. I have been monitoring SM since 26th. More that 95% of anti-India and anti-Modi posts are originating from outside India. Their hysteria is almost equal to that shown by Porki newspapers in 1971. After 1999, ISI made HUGE investments "information warfare" and has a lot of assets internationally. It seems that each and every asset has been activated. Expect to see massive disinformation campaigns like this to follow. Every forum member here should learn how to detect and counteract these Psy-Ops so as to atleast counter them in their own circle.

 

[TejasMK3]

:bounce::bounce:
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[patriots]

A big statement.................

 

[Joker]

I feel that strikes are ongoing, and not claiming they happened suits both India and Pakistan.
For india- more room to organise more actions
For pakistan- denial to keep the khacchar Awam happy smoking ganja

 

[Joker]

A big statement.................

A polite way to say "fuck off"

 

[maomao]

A big statement.................

Gaya paki bains pani me............

 

[patriots]

Another big statement........mmmmmmm

 

[sorcerer]

In a knee-jerk reaction to IAF attack on Balakot, Pakistan begins heavy military build-up along LoC, border
New Delhi: In what is being viewed as a knee-jerk reaction to the Indian Air Force (IAF) strike in Balakot, Pakistan has begun a massive military build-up in areas along the Line of Control (LoC) and International Border (IB). Pakistan's strategic 10 Corps has mobilised additional troops along the LoC.

Citing sources, Times Now tv channel reported that a similar mobilisation has also taken place under Pakistan Army's 30 Corps in the Sialkot sector, where troop deployment has been stepped up along the IB. Regular blackouts have become a routine phenomenon in the Sialkot sector, Lahore airport has been put under the control of the Pakistan Army. According to sources, one convoy each with heavy military equipment was seen moving along the Karachi-Khokrapar route, Mirpur Khas – Chor in Sindh, Hyderabad-Mirpur Khas to name a few.



A week after Indian air strikes on Jaish terror camps, the Pakistan government has ordered the movement of additional troops and heavy weaponry to the international border and the Line of Control.@deepduttajourno with the details | #PakSpooked pic.twitter.com/3KUdVJAz5A

— TIMES NOW (@TimesNow) March 5, 2019
Meanwhile, radars have also been activated along the IB and ordinance supply depots have been working round the clock. Forward area posts have also been told to be prepared for any eventualities. Meanwhile, it is also learnt that fighter aircraft have also been making practice landings along motorways and civilian highways. Civil administration has also been advised to move the local population to safer areas away from the forward areas.

The latest buzz within the Pakistani military establishment comes just days after the IAF carried out airstrikes at Balakot in Pakistan devastating JeM terror launch pads across the border. Pakistan has already responded once with a military action in which its fighter jets targetted military establishments in India. However, the attack was thwarted by IAF jets which also downed a Pakistani F-16 fighter jet.

https://www.timesnownews.com/india/...n-army-narendra-modi-jammu-kashmir-jem/376979

 

[patriots]

Back to back.......................

 

[Joker]

Smk 126 flying over Multan at 240 km/pH.....is that possible
No other identification of aircraft

 

[sorcerer]

:
Dolphin1 over Karachi.

#PKMKBPKMKBPKMKBPKMKBPKMKB

 

[aghamarshana]

AIM120C proofs shared with Amreeka.

 

[Dovah]

Just a word of caution guys, take news emanating from Pakistani and unknown (several Indian/international looking accounts are Pakistani sock-puppets) handles with a pinch of salt. Don't fight ISI's infowar for them. Don't retweet anything unless confirmed by Indian official sources.

 

[sorcerer]

Smk 126 flying over Multan at 240 km/pH.....is that possible
No other identification of aircraft

Bahawalpur...hmmmm....very interesting....

 

[S.A.T.A]

My point was about the INSURANCE Factor mentioned.
like....the vessels that has to navigate through territories under stress.

Insurance Companies hike the premium based on actual threats for ships, navigating high risk waters(like they did for shipping across Somalian waters)...

Remember this cuts both ways, this will affect our exporters too.

 

[Joker]

Bahawalpur...hmmmm....very interesting....

It's flying at 99 knots....most jet air crafts fly at -250 -180 knots atleast. It has to be a drone.

 

[Abhijeet Dey]

In a knee-jerk reaction to IAF attack on Balakot, Pakistan begins heavy military build-up along LoC, border
New Delhi: In what is being viewed as a knee-jerk reaction to the Indian Air Force (IAF) strike in Balakot, Pakistan has begun a massive military build-up in areas along the Line of Control (LoC) and International Border (IB). Pakistan's strategic 10 Corps has mobilised additional troops along the LoC.

Citing sources, Times Now tv channel reported that a similar mobilisation has also taken place under Pakistan Army's 30 Corps in the Sialkot sector, where troop deployment has been stepped up along the IB. Regular blackouts have become a routine phenomenon in the Sialkot sector, Lahore airport has been put under the control of the Pakistan Army. According to sources, one convoy each with heavy military equipment was seen moving along the Karachi-Khokrapar route, Mirpur Khas – Chor in Sindh, Hyderabad-Mirpur Khas to name a few.



A week after Indian air strikes on Jaish terror camps, the Pakistan government has ordered the movement of additional troops and heavy weaponry to the international border and the Line of Control.@deepduttajourno with the details | #PakSpooked pic.twitter.com/3KUdVJAz5A

— TIMES NOW (@TimesNow) March 5, 2019
Meanwhile, radars have also been activated along the IB and ordinance supply depots have been working round the clock. Forward area posts have also been told to be prepared for any eventualities. Meanwhile, it is also learnt that fighter aircraft have also been making practice landings along motorways and civilian highways. Civil administration has also been advised to move the local population to safer areas away from the forward areas.

The latest buzz within the Pakistani military establishment comes just days after the IAF carried out airstrikes at Balakot in Pakistan devastating JeM terror launch pads across the border. Pakistan has already responded once with a military action in which its fighter jets targetted military establishments in India. However, the attack was thwarted by IAF jets which also downed a Pakistani F-16 fighter jet.

https://www.timesnownews.com/india/...n-army-narendra-modi-jammu-kashmir-jem/376979

Is this a dream or are they really going to attack first?:biggrin2: :bounce:

 

[A chauhan]

Exact copy of sub video from 2016:

Another lie caught ! poor pakistan.

 

[Khalsa_Panth]

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