India Strikes Against Pakistani Terrorism 2019

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The Trump administration has approved the sale of dozens of new F-16 jet fighters to Taiwan, the first major warplane sale to the island state in nearly 30 years.

The interagency decision, to be announced in the near future, authorized the sale of up to 66 F-16V jet fighters at an estimated cost of $13 billion, according to administration officials familiar with internal discussions.

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Trump Screwing China

https://freebeacon.com/national-sec...-16s-to-taiwan/amp/?__twitter_impression=true
With China standing with PAK, I hope India stands with Taiwan. It will be great if we barter Bhramos with Miraj 2000's.... Taiwan has 60 of them and were facing cost issues to maintain two different types of aircraft in their inventory. If they don't like Bhramos we can offer Netra or a Kamotra Class sub hunter...
 

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With China standing with PAK, I hope India stands with Taiwan. It will be great if we barter Bhramos with Miraj 2000's.... Taiwan has 60 of them and were facing cost issues to maintain two different types of aircraft in their inventory. If they don't like Bhramos we can offer Netra or a Kamotra Class sub hunter...
Very unlikely for several reasons

1. Taiwan itself is not looking for an outright military alliance against PRC (Despite their present government). They are happy with the status quo.

2. If they do decide to give up their Mirage 2000-5s, they'll have a difficult time replacing them since it's unlikely where their new jets will come from. Neither US, nor France or Euros will sell them latest planes for the sake of ties with China.

3. Taiwan has one the best and comprehensive air defence systems including radars and air surveillance systems- why would they go for Netra? Their network of radars, defensive missiles and troop deployments are enough to knock back an initial PRC missile salvo and prevent themselves form being overwhelmed. PRC will have a tough time transferring troops across the 400km Taiwan straits to take over the island without invoking US intervention.

Despite the "enmity" Taiwan is among the largest if not the largest investors in PRC.
 

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Porks caught pants down....look at dis 'Think Tank' spolis frm land of Laden.
Look how the bastards r whining at Pulwama!
Vinashakale Vipareetabuddhi. They will pay with Blood. Pakjabi Blood!!!
He is talking about how they handled everything post pulwama, all those media warfare and downing of our jet and how global think tanks supported ISPR's version than ours.
 

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He is talking about how they handled everything post pulwama, all those media warfare and downing of our jet and how global think tanks supported ISPR's version than ours.
Yes, I was talking abt that whining only.
 

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He is talking about how they handled everything post pulwama, all those media warfare and downing of our jet and how global think tanks supported ISPR's version than ours.
Actually they should be rather embarrassed, some in the globalist media such as NYT, BBC, Reuters etc may have parroted the Napaki narrative, the key decisions makers expressed nothing but disgust for Napaki actions as was evidenced from Diplomatic jhapaad from around the world.

But then Napakis are indeed to paraphrase the dialogue from Uri- ek number ke saale ghaleez, ghatiya, kameene, beghairat kism ki quam.

A nation of Comical Alis they are. This pimp one of the biggest of them.
 

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Why does China have to the on Pakistan's side -__- I would have liked China to be our ally over USA. Asia would have have a good future if China, India, Russia were strong partners. But China loves to fk things up.
That would be because the Chinese are neither silly or sentimental, unlike us. We dream of an Asian century, an India-China century etc. We are even willing, as you have , to choose China, a country that has fought a war with us and has claims on parts of our country over the US with whom we have no such problem . The Chinese have no such sentimentality. They have no interest in allowing what they see as an usurper, India whom they certainly don’t consider to be an equal to share their limelight in what they believe is an Chinese century and only that.

We need to stop being woolly headed about this, China is not our friend and will do everything to put us “in our place”. Unless we want to acquiesce to playing second fiddle, we need to stop all this nonsense of hoping we can join forces with China. We can’t, because our national interests are diametrically opposite to theirs.
 

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Why does China have to the on Pakistan's side -__- I would have liked China to be our ally over USA. Asia would have have a good future if China, India, Russia were strong partners. But China loves to fk things up.
The hell to friendship with those gutter Chinese.
It's now what one can call Race to the top.
To say you one thing this "race is goooing to be long one".
Friendship, those joker Chinese don't even deserve an iota of respect.
 

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The Trump administration has approved the sale of dozens of new F-16 jet fighters to Taiwan, the first major warplane sale to the island state in nearly 30 years.

The interagency decision, to be announced in the near future, authorized the sale of up to 66 F-16V jet fighters at an estimated cost of $13 billion, according to administration officials familiar with internal discussions.

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Trump Screwing China

https://freebeacon.com/national-sec...-16s-to-taiwan/amp/?__twitter_impression=true
Bdw Taiwan was asked for fighters without mentioning any particular fighter name......
And trump gave them........f16
 

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Actually they should be rather embarrassed, some in the globalist media such as NYT, BBC, Reuters etc may have parroted the Napaki narrative, the key decisions makers expressed nothing but disgust for Napaki actions as was evidenced from Diplomatic jhapaad from around the world.

But then Napakis are indeed to paraphrase the dialogue from Uri- ek number ke saale ghaleez, ghatiya, kameene, beghairat kism ki quam.

A nation of Comical Alis they are. This pimp one of the biggest of them.
they got a pilot to parade and a wreckage to click selfies with.

unless IAF did something recently which is not public
 

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Why does China have to the on Pakistan's side -__- I would have liked China to be our ally over USA. Asia would have have a good future if China, India, Russia were strong partners. But China loves to fk things up.
This idea was mooted way back in the times of Brezhnev/Andropov/Gromyko
Came to nothing.
Have a feeling that most on this forum will be too young to remember that.
 

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Very unlikely for several reasons

1. Taiwan itself is not looking for an outright military alliance against PRC (Despite their present government). They are happy with the status quo.

2. If they do decide to give up their Mirage 2000-5s, they'll have a difficult time replacing them since it's unlikely where their new jets will come from. Neither US, nor France or Euros will sell them latest planes for the sake of ties with China.

3. Taiwan has one the best and comprehensive air defence systems including radars and air surveillance systems- why would they go for Netra? Their network of radars, defensive missiles and troop deployments are enough to knock back an initial PRC missile salvo and prevent themselves form being overwhelmed. PRC will have a tough time transferring troops across the 400km Taiwan straits to take over the island without invoking US intervention.

Despite the "enmity" Taiwan is among the largest if not the largest investors in PRC.

Quite so. The present govt there is hawkish but even they will not do it.
I do wish that they would shed more light or declassify reports on Netaji.
 

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NEW SURGICAL STRIKE!

While India was glued to Balakot airstrike, army carried out mega strikes along Myanmar border

Joint operations between Indian and Myanmar armies were carried out to thwart a threat along the Indo-Myanmar border from an insurgent group.

HIGHLIGHTS
  • The mission was to flush out insurgent groups that had set up bases south of Mizoram in Myanmar
  • The Arakan Army is being trained by Kachin Independence Army up North bordering China
  • Arakan Army set up new bases along the Mizoram border targeting the Kaladan Project

While the world -- and India -- focused on Pulwama terror attack and the Balakot airstrike carried out in its aftermath, the Indian Army carried out a mega operation to eliminate threats posed by insurgents along the Indo-Myanmar border.

Joint operations between the Indian and Myanmar armies were carried out from February 17 and March 2 to thwart a threat to a mega infrastructure project vital for the Northeast. The threat was from an insurgent group in Myanmar.

The operation was carried out when the world was focused on the Indian Air Force airstrike in Pakistan's Balakot. The airstrike targeted Jaish-e-Mohammed's largest terror camp and was seen as a response to the Pulwama terror attack in which 40 Central Reserve Police Force jawans were martyred.


While the focus in India and outside remained on the western border, the Indian Army silently carried out a major operation on the eastern front targeting the so-called Arakan Army, an insurgent group reportedly being raised by the Kachin Independence Army, which is designated as a terrorist group by Myanmar.

According to assessments, the mega Kaladan Project was under threat from the Arakan Army. The Kaladan Project is a transit project will connect Kolkata to Sitwe port in Myanmar.

The project will finally end up linking Mizoram and will be a new gateway to the landlocked Northeast. The project will reduce the distance from Kolkata to Mizoram by nearly a thousand kilometres and bring down the travel time by at least four days. (Notably, China has also been carrying out development projects at Kyaukpyu port near Sitwe.)

With intelligence assessments point to threats to the Kaladan Project, the Indian Army planned a mission to flush out insurgent groups that had set up bases south of Mizoram in Myanmar.

Large scale joint operations were launched by the Indian and Myanmar armies. The first phase targeted newly constructed camps bordering Mizoram. Part two targeted the deadly Naga group, NSCN (K); its their camps were destroyed up north around 1000 kms away bordering Arunachal Pradesh.

The operations -- first of their kind in terms of deployment and covering areas all along the India-Myanmar border -- went on for two weeks and ended on March 2.

The deployment for the operation included Special Forces of the Indian Army, Assam Rifles and other infantry units. Helicopters, drones and other surveillance equipment were also used during the operations to make an accurate assessment of movement of the insurgent groups and their camps.

"In the last two years the Kachin Independence Army (KIA) that trains the Arakan Army in the Kachin State of Myanmar adjoining China had readied around 3000 cadres that moved to the South closing in on areas adjoining the Lawngtala district of Mizoram," said a senior officer in the security establishment.

These were exactly the areas that cut through the proposed Kaladan Project that will link Sitwe in Myanmar to Mizoram, sources said.

The Arakan Army is also well trained in setting up Improvised Explosive Devices (IEDs) making the threat to the project and it workers even greater. "This was a serious concern both for India and Myanmar," a source said.

The Arakan Army Headquarters are in Laiza also in the Kachin state bordering China falling close to the sensitive India-China-Myanmar trijunction.

The beginnings of the Arakan Army also go back to Kachin state bordering China and not the Arakan region that falls in the Rakhine state of Myanmar.

It's predominantly a Buddhist insurgent group active in Myanmar.

"A deal was cut out that after the action adjoining Mizoram the Myanmar army will hit the insurgent camps of other groups that have been targeting India. This resulted in totally wiping out of Taga, the HQ of NSCN (K). Based on specific inputs provided by us the Myanmar Army hit these camps and is now occupying them," said a security officer.

At least a dozen camps have been completely destroyed here, sources said.

The planning for the joint operations started around 2 months back, sources said.

The Arakan Army along with KIA is part of the coalition of insurgent groups called the Northern Alliance said be supported by China.

https://www.indiatoday.in/india/sto...rikes-along-myanmar-border-1478637-2019-03-15
 

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Quite so. The present govt there is hawkish but even they will not do it.
I do wish that they would shed more light or declassify reports on Netaji.
Unsure if they have any because all the info on the subject was probably either lost/destroyed or cleared out by Japanese before their surrender and subsequent renunciation of all claims over Taiwan. It was a Japanese colony at that time.
 

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Mig-21 and even a Wild Boar all who brought down Pakistan’s Invisible F-16 fighter jets

Post-Soviet-Afghan war, American-built F-16 fighter regarded by many Pakistani’s as an invincible aircraft a symbol of prestige to many Pakistani’s have bee lost in combat and in non-combat operations in many dubious ways that many in Pakistani military circle rather avoid talking about it so that the myth of the Invisible F-16 always forever remain engraved in minds of its people. There have been at least three instances where this mighty F-16 were forced to bite the dust in the most unusual way ever. Getting shot down by own wingman: During the Soviet-Afghan War, PAF deployed F-16s in the border area to target vulnerable Soviet-Afgan fighter jets which were credited for bringing down at least 10 aircraft mostly four Su-22s bombers and 3 Transport aircraft in a classic ambush aerial tactics using AIM-9 missile. but on April 29th, 1987 a pair of two F-16s again in the hunt for easy pray across the border entered Afghan airspace to bring down two pair of Su-22 fighter bomber on a bombing mission closer to Pakistani border , what was supposed to be easy prey instead was piloted by a senior Soviet pilot who had some tricks up his sleeve to keep both aircrafts at bay for a considerable time due to which a panicky F-16 pilot fired a Sidewinder which hit his own wing man thus marked first loss for PAF in their adventurism near Afghan border. Wild Boar kills F-16: On December 17th, 1987, F-16 after night sortie while coming for a landing at Sargodha Air Base, about 125 miles south of the capital hit a Wild Boar on the runway which broke the nose gear and the aircraft caught fire and was destroyed immediately. PAF in anger and in embarrassment deployed a helicopter with a machine gun that night and killed wild boars in the area like a maniac, within few weeks a 6 feet high wall was constructed around the air base to isolate it from wild boars and prevent accidents in the future. Mig-21 kill: Pakistan won’t admit it but strange silence from US administration and India’s claims that they have Radar Electronic data of the kill with them of a Mig-21 bringing down an F-16 could have not come at the worst time for the Pakistani air force which is struggling to procure credible fighter jets in its arsenal, yet is forced to largely depended on Chinese fighter jet like JF-17s which by the way has been credited for Mig-21 kill while trying to deny usage of F-16’s against India. According to F-16.net database, Pakistan Air force till date since it’s induction as lost 9 F-16s in crashes and accidents plus one if you add the loss of one F-16 to Indian Mig-21bis. you never hear about or mentions about those crashes in local newspapers nor even when a pilot has been killed. Pictures of crashed PAF F-16 is near impossible to find even after several attempts of google search and digging of crash data from Pakistani defense websites. such is the sensitivity of F-16 with Pakistani air force and their people that they continue to believe that their invincible fighter can’t go wrong and it will be years or decades from now, that some retired pilot from PAF will confess that they had lost one F-16 to India in his book which will never be acknowledged officially ever.

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