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America and some European nations arm Pakistan too. What is India going to reciprocate to them? :toast_sign:

A bit off topic but the Jews claim all of Israel because of some history over 2000 years ago and they are backed by the west - so history does count.

Yes, I read the article. Now did you read my post properly?! Stalkers original statement: Stalker is trying to say that ALL aspects of Indias domestic missile programs/capabilitie is ahead. Nowhere does he mention any specific areas like ABM etc. And he tries to use this link to try...

China and India have existed together for thousands of years. In that long history both countries have been giants in the past.

JF-17 not in service with PLAAF

That link refers to Ballistic Missiles and Anti-Ballistic Missile defences, but both countries are relatively equal. In terms of domestic capabilities for convential missiles such as cruise missiles, SAMs, A2A China is ahead. What does the director of DRDO know about Chinese missiles to...

India has never had problems with Russian aircraft????!!!! What about all those MiG crashes and the grounding of the MKIs?

Excellent news. Does anyone know how many J-10B PLAAF are planning to induct?

Japan's economy has been stagnant in the last couple of decades. Their population is rapidly ageing and decreasing. They have very little land - and only 20%-30% is suitable for agricultural, industrial or residential use. Very few natural resources. The last 3 points (land, population and...

It's not such a foolish post when you consider that it may have some truth behind it. The Brahmos is based on the Russian P-800 Oniks. India reportedly wanted it to be based on the longer range P-700 Granit, but Russia refused because it had to comply with MCTR restrictions. Brahmos...

WS-13 was certified in 2007 and began serial production in 2009. FC-1/JF-17 with WS-13 completed its first taxi test in March 2010. So Russian cancellation is going to have very little impact. It won't affect PAF since there are already enough engines in first deal to keep production...

I was replying to this comment: It implies that chinese policies are causing Uighurs to become radicallised which is unfair since Uighur nationalism, militancy and seperatism contribute to these tough policies in the first place.

These people are already radicalised. What they want is Xinjiang for themselves - that aint gonna happen. But Indians should focus on seperatists and insurgents in India and Kashmir before criticising how other countries policies causes radicalism.

If it's international waters, what's the problem???

I think you guys underestimate the how difficult it would be for a manned mission to mars. The previous moon missions lasted a couple of days - the trip to mars alone takes 6 months at the shortest. After that it takes almost another 18 months for Mars to get into the same relative position...

The basic J-8 is a twin engine version of MiG-21, but these are no longer produced and I don't think PLANAF operate these. PLANAF operates the J-8(II), in particular the modernised J-8D and J-8F variants. These are visually different from the MiG-21 in that the forward fuselage is completely...

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In reply to this post from another thread: http://www.defence.pk/forums/military-aviation/32359-jf-17-thunder-multirole-fighter-thread-3-a-194.html#post966644 Source: Analysis: China seeks new Russian technology - upiasia.com Also, Sukhoi Su-30MKK - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

It IS perfect sense. Unless you're suggesting that you should use a ground attack plane to kill another ground attack plane.....:hitwall:

So they built their own, knowing the specs of the Phalcon and so had target specs to aim for or exceed.