Indian backflip - ‘Air strikes were meant to warn, not kill.’ says Union minister Ahluwalia

[SorryNotSorry]

Ok, but we should Believe that it happened because of the extremely solid proof that India did give?
While ignoring this all all of the other proof that it didn’t happen? And then you talk about rational people.

One thing at a time, this here is not worth discussing.
Let’s watch this space.

We have made it public, shown it on media the place where bombs fell ......... why no one from your side is interested in proving us wrong, present something pics, images, video of bombing ........ anything. There is something really fishy on your side.



Thanks

Honestly, I believe what my IAF tells me. You believe what ISPR tells you.
For the time being - let’s agree to disagree.
All this fake stuff and useless information only adds more noise and confusion.
I expect any info from India to drop near the election.

 

[Zee-shaun]

RIP Shahzaz the crow

Sir a little bird told me that his offspring have forned a party called Jamat ul Kau'wa and sworn revenge.

 

[Verve]

They have killed the insects and worms where the payload fell and exploded. That count of deaths must be in hundreds but human deaths, none.

 

[Trango Towers]

My personal opinion

India didnt want war, it just wanted a sir ji cal strike like drama to fool the gullible public

But unlike sir ji cal strike 1 drama which was just on the loc border and didnt cross any red lines for Pakistan

They were a bit more adventurous/stupid

They were betting Pakistan wouldnt respond and they could fool the idiots
But they crossed our red line and got slapped straight across the face

They have now been humiliated and are eager for some sort of response or small victory that gives them a way out of humiliation

You are correct.
Now tge indian chiefs will be thinking what they can do as no matter what they do there will be a response. Pak military know the people will not stand for indian tamasha they will demand action. And almost every family in Pakistan has someone in the military.