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India Strikes Against Pakistani Terrorism 2019
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Ab kya kar diya baba ne? Ab kahan maar padi pakastan ko?
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https://theprint.in/defence/austral...inary-holes-in-iaf-strikes-on-balakot/213970/
Australian researchers pick imaginary holes in IAF strikes on Balakot
ASPI’s analysis suggests that IAF missed its targets because it incorrectly programmed its bombs. But the analysis is based on illogical assumptions.
New Delhi: A month after India’s air strikes on a Jaish-e-Mohammed camp in Balakot, Pakistan, the Australian Strategic Policy Institute (ASPI) has claimed that the Israeli-origin SPICE 2000 bombs used by the Indian Air Force missed their targets because the IAF incorrectly programmed the smart bombs.
However, the ASPI’s analysis is inherently flawed, and seems based on illogical assumptions.
ThePrint takes a close look at ASPI’s analysis and the satellite images it has used to explain the anomalies and the incorrect conclusions.
Incorrect assumptions
The biggest mistake committed by the ASPI authors is that they assume that the IAF did not use the correct information while feeding the GPS coordinates.
The IAF would have most certainly calibrated its systems and practised such strikes many times in various environments, including using simulators.
The ASPI article says that SPICE 2000 is a glide bomb and moves at an inclined trajectory, due to an exact error of 33m in the datum or information fed into them, the bombs fell elsewhere
This is an illogical assumption since the JeM terrorist training camp at Jabba Top is located in a thickly-wooded forest with coniferous trees, which have grown much above the buildings (tree shadow indicated in the article).
It is incorrect to presume that IAF would have used an Angle of Impact anything below 80º to hit the designated targets in such a thickly-forested area.
Guidance system
The guidance system of the bombs used in this operation is not only based on GPS coordinates, but also on aerial photos and satellite images that are fed into the system as target information.
This duplication system of feeding target information increases redundancy, and thus increases the hit probability.
Changing possible target
The ASPI researchers have also changed the targets from their earlier report. The reasons for the same have not been explained in the new report.
The length of the line denoting information difference in height has also been adjusted very clearly. The purpose of the changes made have not been explained anywhere either.
The elevation profile of the changed target clearly indicates that in such information difference of 33m, the impact location would have been further away.
The target and length of information difference seems to have been changed on purpose, to ensure the angle of trajectory matches the trajectory drawn for other targets.
The only explanation for these changes is in order to modulate the data to match the analysis, which is a sign of shoddy research.
Direction of fire
The analysis joins the lines of the possible targets and supposed impact locations and extends them to the IAF aircraft at a distance of 60 km, revealing surprising details.
The direction of fire, the analysis claims, is from 197º to 240º, which when extended to 60 km, indicates that the location of the aircraft would be much within Pakistan’s territory, without any valley to move along in a nap-of-the-earth (NOE) manner — a kind of flying where geographical features are used as cover.
The three directions of fire the researchers propose, when plotted on Google Earth, would mean that the distance between the first and third aircraft was almost 45 km — which is impossible.
Air force aircraft move in particular formations during operations, and can never be 45 km apart in enemy territory. The researchers’ assumption is, therefore, far removed from the reality of a professional force like the Indian Air Force.
Australian researchers pick imaginary holes in IAF strikes on Balakot
ASPI’s analysis suggests that IAF missed its targets because it incorrectly programmed its bombs. But the analysis is based on illogical assumptions.
New Delhi: A month after India’s air strikes on a Jaish-e-Mohammed camp in Balakot, Pakistan, the Australian Strategic Policy Institute (ASPI) has claimed that the Israeli-origin SPICE 2000 bombs used by the Indian Air Force missed their targets because the IAF incorrectly programmed the smart bombs.
However, the ASPI’s analysis is inherently flawed, and seems based on illogical assumptions.
ThePrint takes a close look at ASPI’s analysis and the satellite images it has used to explain the anomalies and the incorrect conclusions.
Incorrect assumptions
The biggest mistake committed by the ASPI authors is that they assume that the IAF did not use the correct information while feeding the GPS coordinates.
The IAF would have most certainly calibrated its systems and practised such strikes many times in various environments, including using simulators.
The ASPI article says that SPICE 2000 is a glide bomb and moves at an inclined trajectory, due to an exact error of 33m in the datum or information fed into them, the bombs fell elsewhere
This is an illogical assumption since the JeM terrorist training camp at Jabba Top is located in a thickly-wooded forest with coniferous trees, which have grown much above the buildings (tree shadow indicated in the article).
It is incorrect to presume that IAF would have used an Angle of Impact anything below 80º to hit the designated targets in such a thickly-forested area.
Guidance system
The guidance system of the bombs used in this operation is not only based on GPS coordinates, but also on aerial photos and satellite images that are fed into the system as target information.
This duplication system of feeding target information increases redundancy, and thus increases the hit probability.
Changing possible target
The ASPI researchers have also changed the targets from their earlier report. The reasons for the same have not been explained in the new report.
The length of the line denoting information difference in height has also been adjusted very clearly. The purpose of the changes made have not been explained anywhere either.
The elevation profile of the changed target clearly indicates that in such information difference of 33m, the impact location would have been further away.
The target and length of information difference seems to have been changed on purpose, to ensure the angle of trajectory matches the trajectory drawn for other targets.
The only explanation for these changes is in order to modulate the data to match the analysis, which is a sign of shoddy research.
Direction of fire
The analysis joins the lines of the possible targets and supposed impact locations and extends them to the IAF aircraft at a distance of 60 km, revealing surprising details.
The direction of fire, the analysis claims, is from 197º to 240º, which when extended to 60 km, indicates that the location of the aircraft would be much within Pakistan’s territory, without any valley to move along in a nap-of-the-earth (NOE) manner — a kind of flying where geographical features are used as cover.
The three directions of fire the researchers propose, when plotted on Google Earth, would mean that the distance between the first and third aircraft was almost 45 km — which is impossible.
Air force aircraft move in particular formations during operations, and can never be 45 km apart in enemy territory. The researchers’ assumption is, therefore, far removed from the reality of a professional force like the Indian Air Force.
Seeing porkis trolling us he came up with this
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Remember Hulk Vs Thanos? We're Thanos, let Hulk have his fun for a little while. When we get done, the green blooded goat lovers will hide their heads in shame for years to come. Something big is going down tonight, appears that way by all indications.
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Believe only IAF not this Pubg.. Having said that IAF should make a statement to bury this once and for all
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i say let this matter die for now, IAF can reveal such things after blowing some PAF jets or terrorist hideouts to create some balancing act.
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Also India operates defense equipments from various countries. They were never meant to compliment each other, Infact these systems were developed to kill each other.
So interoperability can be a issue as wars are getting more complex.
US patriot missile also shot down their F-15 during Iraq invasion, not to mention how many times NATO bombed their own troops in Afghanistan.
Such nations then experiences surrender , coups and withdrawal out of nowhere.
Another example is eleven ping who made himself more than Jesus in China and permanent president.
Indian motto is satyamev jayate and that's why we believe we will win because we are with truth.
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Then there is that retard rahul kanwal who somehow mentioned that Su 30 got hit on 27th feb and pakis keep showing that footage. That was an error on his part as it was not clear what jet we lost.
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Among other things because he's an Ahmadiyya. There's also the small matter of India kicking Pakistan's ass right now.
While the Jungjoo Qaum brandishes the shamsheer at the border, it brushes the fact under the carpet that it soon wont have money to buy clothes for itself.
Pak Rupee is now 140.38 to 1 USD
Interest rate in Pakistan hiked again - now its a 67 month high 10.75%. This is the SBP rate. Retail rates will be higher.
Petrol prices and electricity rates being hiked as well. So much for Mullah Economics
Take a pause and let this sink in. Not only is repaying existing loans tougher but also the economy will burn as cash dries up. Pakistan ke actual mein L@#$e lag gye.
Pak Rupee is now 140.38 to 1 USD
Interest rate in Pakistan hiked again - now its a 67 month high 10.75%. This is the SBP rate. Retail rates will be higher.
Petrol prices and electricity rates being hiked as well. So much for Mullah Economics
Take a pause and let this sink in. Not only is repaying existing loans tougher but also the economy will burn as cash dries up. Pakistan ke actual mein L@#$e lag gye.
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Israel Speaketh
Israel to support 'precious friend' India in counter-terror measures by sharing technology
"India is a precious friend. What friends do is that they help each other to defend each other. As far as India needs our help, assistance, sharing of technology, know how to defend, we are here, that is our values, that is what friends do. Whatever India needs from Israel, will share our experiences, our technology, in order to defend themselves."
pindi khakhis getting soiled again
https://zeenews.india.com/india/isr...r-measures-by-sharing-technology-2191039.html
Israel to support 'precious friend' India in counter-terror measures by sharing technology
"India is a precious friend. What friends do is that they help each other to defend each other. As far as India needs our help, assistance, sharing of technology, know how to defend, we are here, that is our values, that is what friends do. Whatever India needs from Israel, will share our experiences, our technology, in order to defend themselves."
pindi khakhis getting soiled again
https://zeenews.india.com/india/isr...r-measures-by-sharing-technology-2191039.html
I have a strong feeling that human error is the possible culprit here.
Even if we assume that the IFF malfunctioned/turned-off, it must have been clear to the ground station that the helo took off from the ground and didn't glide the 100 kms from the LOC. (contrary to popular perception Kashmir valley is very flat for large swathes of areas, so a sudden sneak over a mountain ridge is not possible)
It's obvious someone panicked about the large number of Paki jet intrusion and fired the missile prematurely.
That's why training under stress is so important.....contrast this with the female ground controller who apparently did a stellar job of managing Indian rebuff to the Paki intrusion.
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No big thing is under process , thing will come at right time , its just one phase
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The CFV in POONCH which happened multiple times today..I guess.
Report said that pakis want to send the civilians in POONCH ..predominantly HINDU population in poonch in a distress which can affect the poll prospects of BJP in J&K
No, he's not an Ahmaddiya......just that someone in his family is married to an Ahmaddiya. As such some folks suspect that he might be sympathetic to Ahmaddiyas!
No Ahmaddiya can ever become a general in Paki army! Impossible!
Abdus Salam won a Nobel prize.....and of all the fields in fricking PHYSICS.....yet, Pakis don't give a shit about him because he's an Ahmaddiya.
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Babaji will drive me Crazy
I give up
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Hell,u r talking abt Abdus Salaam,bhai.[emoji23]
Even Jinnah is a Khoja Islamili Shia(actually a Twelver) who had to convert to Sunni Islam. He knows how Porkis look at rest of muzzies-Twelver,Ismaili,Ahmadiyya etc.
Talking to a Porki abt Jinnah's religious adherence is equal to shooting him with a Creedmore point blank!They have no answer.
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