Balance Of Air Power In South Asia

[$@rJen]

Kid.....?????

You indian men will always be "kids" as you will always be lesser men compared to non-indian men:

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/6161691.stm

That's the best you can do

 

[PAKISTANFOREVER]

And just why not? Why does Pakistan need to match India number for number? Pakistan just needs to defend its airspace against any aggression and for that balance is maintained and will continue to be maintained.

Our nuclear and thermonuclear weapons capability has truly and utterly nullified indian conventional weapons superiority:

http://isis-online.org/isis-reports...g-nuclear-weapons-time-for-pakistan-to-rever/

indian military high command is fully aware of this reality which is why they were unable to attack Pakistan after mumbai 2008.

 

[Hassan Guy]

When you don't have a comeback after you get roasted;

That's the best you can do

 

[PAKISTANFOREVER]

That's the best you can do

Facts are too hard to deal with so you cut it with conjecture and snide remarks

 

[danger007]

Lol in other threads hue cry over qualitative and quantitative disadvantage wrt IAF .. now suddenly balance achieved.. and some people yet hang around those pics .. lol

 

[IceCold]

Our nuclear and thermonuclear weapons capability has truly and utterly nullified indian conventional weapons superiority:

http://isis-online.org/isis-reports...g-nuclear-weapons-time-for-pakistan-to-rever/

indian military high command is fully aware of this reality which is why they were unable to attack Pakistan after mumbai 2008.

My opinion is that nuclear threat is over stated. Pakistan continues to maintain minimum deterrence in all fields and with economy getting better, there is no reason why we would not continue to do that. Look at the purchase of 8 subs which bring our numbers equal to that of India. Those who continue to indulge in mythical fantasies of Indian superiority well nothing can be done to persuade them but reality is Pakistan is doing pretty ok in terms of conventional capabilities and with CPEC it is only natural to expand conventional capabilities.

 

[Khan_21]

Lol... its very manly to cross loc when enemy posts are empty....

It is. Has any Indian head of state done that? oh wait for that you need balls which again similar to 2002 , 2008 and again at urhi you don't have



V K Singh praises Musharraf 'courage' in Kargil war
Press Trust Of India , Press Trust Of India : New Delhi, Sat Feb 02 2013, 12:10

Former Army Chief Gen V K Singh on Thursday praised former Pakistan military ruler Gen Pervez Musharraf for coming deep into Indian territory in Kargil in 1999, saying it showed the "courage" of a military commander.

Singh, who headed the Army from 2010 to 2012, said there were "mistakes" on the Indian side that allowed Pakistani troops to cross over into Indian territory and let Musharraf go back safely.

"As far as General Musharraf is concerned, I would like to put it in two ways. One, as a military commander, I would commend Gen Musharraf for coming 11 km (inside Indian territory) to stay with his troops for a night. It is the courage of a military commander that he came so far knowing that there was danger," Singh said here. "Second, what was happening on our side you all know and facts are before you. Why did we allow him to go? Why did we allow them to enter? I would only say that there were some mistakes, which need to be rectified."

Singh was commenting on the revelation by a senior retired officer of Pakistan Army that Musharraf had stayed for a night inside Indian territory with his troops before the three-month conflict erupted in Kargil in 1999. Col (retd) Ashfaq Hussain, who was in the Pakistan Army's media arm, said Musharraf flew across the LoC on March 28, 1999, and travelled 11 km into the Indian side. He was accompanied by Brig Masood Aslam, then commander of 80 Brigade, spent the night at a spot called Zikria Mustaqar, where Pakistani troops commanded by Col Amjad Shabbir were present.

Singh said the revelation was just a confirmation that Pakistan had started the war. "What happened in 1999, we including the Indian Army know that Pakistan Army had started the Kargil war," he said.

... contd.


A head of state of a bitter enemy comes 11 km inside territory spends a night and goes back the next morning . this is what you call a surgical strike.

 

[$@rJen]

That's the best you can do

Lol in other threads hue cry over qualitative and quantitative disadvantage wrt IAF .. now suddenly balance achieved.. and some people yet hang around those pics .. lol

And with 8 chinese subs they became equal to IN subs....

 

[PAKISTANFOREVER]

My opinion is that nuclear threat is over stated. Pakistan continues to maintain minimum deterrence in all fields and with economy getting better, there is no reason why we would not continue to do that. Look at the purchase of 8 subs which bring our numbers equal to that of India. Those who continue to indulge in mythical fantasies of Indian superiority well nothing can be done to persuade them but reality is Pakistan is doing pretty ok in terms of conventional capabilities and with CPEC it is only natural to expand conventional capabilities.

I agree. If the indians were as advanced and powerful as they claim to be they would have attacked PAKISTAN after mumbai 2008 or last month after some of their soldiers were killed. The fact that they havn't despite us being at least 7 × smaller than them and not having abundant access to the world's most advanced weapons systems that they do is very telling. And no amount of indian dribble on the net can change that fact.

But yes, Pakistan is covertly and efficiently strengthening and advancing our conventional military capabilities.

 

[$@rJen]

It is. Has any Indian head of state done that? oh wait for that you need balls which again similar to 2002 , 2008 and again at urhi you don't have



V K Singh praises Musharraf 'courage' in Kargil war
Press Trust Of India , Press Trust Of India : New Delhi, Sat Feb 02 2013, 12:10

Former Army Chief Gen V K Singh on Thursday praised former Pakistan military ruler Gen Pervez Musharraf for coming deep into Indian territory in Kargil in 1999, saying it showed the "courage" of a military commander.

Singh, who headed the Army from 2010 to 2012, said there were "mistakes" on the Indian side that allowed Pakistani troops to cross over into Indian territory and let Musharraf go back safely.

"As far as General Musharraf is concerned, I would like to put it in two ways. One, as a military commander, I would commend Gen Musharraf for coming 11 km (inside Indian territory) to stay with his troops for a night. It is the courage of a military commander that he came so far knowing that there was danger," Singh said here. "Second, what was happening on our side you all know and facts are before you. Why did we allow him to go? Why did we allow them to enter? I would only say that there were some mistakes, which need to be rectified."

Singh was commenting on the revelation by a senior retired officer of Pakistan Army that Musharraf had stayed for a night inside Indian territory with his troops before the three-month conflict erupted in Kargil in 1999. Col (retd) Ashfaq Hussain, who was in the Pakistan Army's media arm, said Musharraf flew across the LoC on March 28, 1999, and travelled 11 km into the Indian side. He was accompanied by Brig Masood Aslam, then commander of 80 Brigade, spent the night at a spot called Zikria Mustaqar, where Pakistani troops commanded by Col Amjad Shabbir were present.

Singh said the revelation was just a confirmation that Pakistan had started the war. "What happened in 1999, we including the Indian Army know that Pakistan Army had started the Kargil war," he said.

... contd.


A head of state of a bitter enemy comes 11 km inside territory spends a night and goes back the next morning . this is what you call a surgical strike.

Lol... kiddo... whats the point of attack a country that has nothing to loose! !! Why do we need to touch pakistan when at that time pakistan was dieing within..

And ya..kid we dont need to cross and stay in pakistan areas.. like i alreadt said... only aggressive weak kids do that not a responsible state... .. what we do is teach a lesson which he got it in 99..his gamble didn't pay off..no!!

 

[PAKISTANFOREVER]

Lol... kiddo... whats the point of attack a country that has nothing to loose! !! Why do we need to touch pakistan when at that time pakistan was dieing within..

And ya..kid we dont need to cross and stay in pakistan areas.. like i alreadt said... only aggressive weak kids do that not a responsible state... .. what we do is teach a lesson which he got it in 99..his gamble didn't pay off..no!!

Nothing to lose???????........think you forgot the fact that between 33-40% of the ENTIRE Earth's poor are indian like you:

http://m.firstpost.com/india/shocke...t-of-worlds-malnourished-children-916359.html

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-india-28735449

http://wws.princeton.edu/news-and-e...al-health-india-much-worse-previously-thought

Think you would be doing your grand patriotic duty by helping your fellow indians in the above articles than wasting your time here on a Pakistani forum that has got absolutely nothing to do with your kind.

 

[Khan_21]

Lol... kiddo... whats the point of attack a country that has nothing to loose! !! Why do we need to touch pakistan when at that time pakistan was dieing within..

And ya..kid we dont need to cross and stay in pakistan areas.. like i alreadt said... only aggressive weak kids do that not a responsible state... .. what we do is teach a lesson which he got it in 99..his gamble didn't pay off..no!!

Sure Keep on dreaming . If thats what makes you sleep at night.

Before you go and manhandle our F -16 's please take care of our pigeons , camels , monkeys and baloons first . Ciao

 

[leo3295]

The balance of power is indeed in india's favour qualitatively and quantitatively but PAF folks in GHQ are not just sitting and doing nothing.And as it is stated in vedio adequate if not enough measure will always be taken.

 

[$@rJen]

Sure Keep on dreaming . If thats what makes you sleep at night.

Before you go and manhandle our F -16 's please take care of our pigeons , camels , monkeys and baloons first . Ciao

Lol... what is it with ur girls... the moment you don't have a answer you hide behind insults and troll..... that's very manly of you people...

 

[wiseone2]

It is. Has any Indian head of state done that? oh wait for that you need balls which again similar to 2002 , 2008 and again at urhi you don't have



V K Singh praises Musharraf 'courage' in Kargil war
Press Trust Of India , Press Trust Of India : New Delhi, Sat Feb 02 2013, 12:10

Former Army Chief Gen V K Singh on Thursday praised former Pakistan military ruler Gen Pervez Musharraf for coming deep into Indian territory in Kargil in 1999, saying it showed the "courage" of a military commander.

Singh, who headed the Army from 2010 to 2012, said there were "mistakes" on the Indian side that allowed Pakistani troops to cross over into Indian territory and let Musharraf go back safely.

"As far as General Musharraf is concerned, I would like to put it in two ways. One, as a military commander, I would commend Gen Musharraf for coming 11 km (inside Indian territory) to stay with his troops for a night. It is the courage of a military commander that he came so far knowing that there was danger," Singh said here. "Second, what was happening on our side you all know and facts are before you. Why did we allow him to go? Why did we allow them to enter? I would only say that there were some mistakes, which need to be rectified."

Singh was commenting on the revelation by a senior retired officer of Pakistan Army that Musharraf had stayed for a night inside Indian territory with his troops before the three-month conflict erupted in Kargil in 1999. Col (retd) Ashfaq Hussain, who was in the Pakistan Army's media arm, said Musharraf flew across the LoC on March 28, 1999, and travelled 11 km into the Indian side. He was accompanied by Brig Masood Aslam, then commander of 80 Brigade, spent the night at a spot called Zikria Mustaqar, where Pakistani troops commanded by Col Amjad Shabbir were present.

Singh said the revelation was just a confirmation that Pakistan had started the war. "What happened in 1999, we including the Indian Army know that Pakistan Army had started the Kargil war," he said.

... contd.


A head of state of a bitter enemy comes 11 km inside territory spends a night and goes back the next morning . this is what you call a surgical strike.

He is stupid the way he planned the whole operation