Indian Brahmos missle crashes in Mian Channo

[Windjammer]

That's a terrorist news publisher owned by a foreign funded terrorist. Should have been banned a long time ago with Hamid meer or get those agents executed at least. Ajmal Kassab fiasco then dawn leaks and now fake news of the J-10C

For God sake you guys need to determine fact from fiction.... This is nothing more than a creation by some fake factory Patil.
How difficult it's to make a similar looking logo and then add some text of your own.

 

[CrazyZ]

I wouldn't be surprised that someone being angry with absolutely not and recent slavery hitting; could overtake Indian launch and push region into fire. I don't know if it sounds like a fiction.

Hackers spoofing Glonass. NATO could be unwittingly responsible. Very serious situation that could have started WW3.

 

[خره مينه لګته وي]

That's a terrorist news publisher owned by a foreign funded terrorist. Should have been banned a long time ago with Hamid meer or get those agents executed at least. Ajmal Kassab fiasco then dawn leaks and now fake news of the J-10C

At the time #Windjammer Shared this post forum members were discussing indians & their propaganda on a certain forum ****... So he shared one such Screen Shot to which you Replied - obviously Faked/edited by Some Indian...

Indian Edited the Pic + Text -- so that it looks legitimate (News piece from Dawn) to Innocents like you & also fool the indians
& you believe everything without cross checking it ??

 

[Genghis khan1]

Indians just checking our response , North , Mid East and Western Front at Ocean

1- Indian Submarines near Gwadar
2- Missile Exploration near Mian Channo
3 -2019 Fighter Jet Entry point

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Koi baat nhi, jaib main jaang ko paisa nhi. Itnay budget main minimum deterrence aur ISPR ki beat up press briefing hi ho sakti hy.

 

[Thinker3]

This attack has proven one thing that Sir Zaid Hamid has the most authentic and credible sources, only ignorant mock him, and second Dawn has the worst sources and authenticity as they reported a civilian trainer plane crash.

 

[The Eagle]

How could debri could launch itself, change path, maintain straight line of flight and travel 250 KM away from the incident. It's definitely a supersonic drone or a missile.

Apparently, you have quoted the post too late while matter is already concluded. Also, it wasn't a debri traveling 250 km but I was pointing about a boiler in premises that we saw. A local Factor bioler... A bioler on the same place where we see crater. Time is post and your appearance on thread, had a huge difference. Try to go through conversation at first, understand what's being discussed, read the new development in topic, asses old posts in context where we don't have much information and try not to relate both in the end.

Regards,

Don't put much stock in what that guy says. He is always attempting to obfuscate and furnish the most absurd theories to cover up fuss-ups.

We don't tolerate much of Ethan Hunts here. Thanks for visiting us. Next time, pay attention.to.the topic in hand.

 

[CIA Mole]

maybe we should have some missile accide

Funny to see how everyone in this form is General & war strategist looking to escalate stuff. No loss of life, no casualties yet we should fire few nukes on India ... who are we kidding. I mean this emotional ruckus is becoming difficult to bear. Take a breath guys, giving a disproportionate response on a single missile which did not hit any targets or caused any casualties or made international new for that matter is a bit much. Take a chill pill and slap yourself couple of times while standing in front of the mirror if your emos are running high and you really want to hit someone.

so we can have some missile accidents on indian territory?

 

[CrazyZ]

Part of those rumors are that Glonass’s entire architecture is being hit with asymmetric attacks

Well at least we now know that Brahmos's guidance systems can be spoofed. Lets see what other goodies can be found in the wreckage.

 

[Abdul Rehman Majeed]

Now the question is, why our Air Defense didn't intercepted it. Where were all the assets recently inducted and otherwise? Or we lack the capability?

Before, people start giving the "we didn't wanted to show our capability" excuse, what if the missile was armed? Before impact, we didn't knew that it wasn't. So it should have been assumed to be armed and intercepted as soon it entered our airspace.

Not very encouraging !!!

Note that the missile was being monitored.

At some point our establishment may have concluded that it was not a threat and did not reveal our cards by unnecessarily engaging it.

 

[Jinn Baba]

DG ISPR all but said - this was an accident, he just left it to India to say the words and explain.

AVP clarified that the missile was initially headed towards Mahajan field firing ranges when it veered off towards Pakistan - watch 3:50 onwards.

A single Brahmos missile (that Indians don't want Pak to have access to in any condition), that carried no warhead (crash will leave parts in better condition than exploding), initially flying towards a firing range possibly as part of a test that PA/PAF already knew about (hence already monitoring / picking up at launch), veers off course and heads towards an area of Pakistan that has no strategic value/assets. And you guys are wondering why Pakistan hasn't nuked India yet?

The Indians have clearly f*d up! we now have (an albeit broken) sample of their deadliest weapon for our experts to study (do you forget the US Tomahawk!?) We got a brahmos missile in exchange for some rubble! No loss of life! The broken pieces of this missile are still worth >10x all the damage caused.

This is a win win!

27th Feb has just spoiled you all, you're always looking for another excuse to bomb and embarrass India but you don't realise that like 27th Feb - there is a own goal from India again this time!

 

[Thinker3]

This was a deliberate attack from India and not by mistake or malfunction, the reason being it was fired approx 100 km from Inside Indian border which shows it was not a test as no missile test takes place so close to the border, second it is SOP between Pakistan and India that before any missile test they inform each other and they did not, both reasons clearly indicate it was a deliberate and planned missile attack.

 

[CrazyZ]

AVP clarified that the missile was initially headed towards Mahajan field firing ranges when it veered off towards Pakistan - watch 3:50 onwards.

Most logical conclusion. No preconditions for an Indian attack exist. Indian side is silent. If this was intentional, Modi would've tweeted about it. Most likely USA/NATO spoofing of GLONASS disrupted the Brahmas guidance system causing it it to veer off course.

 

[baqai]

we were observing it, we saw it coming our way, we saw it crossing our border and we kept watching it for 3 minutes? for a whole day we were contemplating on it being a plane/drone and what not and now we are asking India for an explanation.

WTF is wrong with this picture? well ... everything if you ask me

 

[Thinker3]

Most logical conclusion. No preconditions for an Indian attack exist. Indian side is silent. If this was intentional, Modi would've tweeted about it. Most likely USA/NATO spoofing of GLONASS disrupted the Brahmas guidance system causing it it to veer off course.

Indians are quiet because they failed to achieve the objective and Pakistan has all the proofs that the missile was intercepted and crashed, they cannot make any fake claims.

 

[KaiserX]

DG ISPR all but said - this was an accident, he just left it to India to say the words and explain.

AVP clarified that the missile was initially headed towards Mahajan field firing ranges when it veered off towards Pakistan - watch 3:50 onwards.

A single Brahmos missile (that Indians don't want Pak to have access to in any condition), that carried no warhead (crash will leave parts in better condition than exploding), initially flying towards a firing range possibly as part of a test that PA/PAF already knew about (hence already monitoring / picking up at launch), veers off course and heads towards an area of Pakistan that has no strategic value/assets. And you guys are wondering why Pakistan hasn't nuked India yet?

The Indians have clearly f*d up! we now have (an albeit broken) sample of their deadliest weapon for our experts to study (do you forget the US Tomahawk!?) We got a brahmos missile in exchange for some rubble! No loss of life! The broken pieces of this missile are still worth >10x all the damage caused.

This is a win win!

27th Feb has just spoiled you all, you're always looking for another excuse to bomb and embarrass India but you don't realise that like 27th Feb - there is a own goal from India again this time!

That is a very valid point. The logic that India wanted to somehow test Pakistans response time does not make sense. Why risk such a feeble mission when you have better options in the form of UAVS/Fighter jets in testing Pakistans response time?

1. Clear intelligence shows it was fired from a missile testing range. India has tested other types of missles from this same location and its close to Pakistans border thus its been on the radar for quiet some time.

2. The Brahmos was unarmed without the warhead. Clearly if you wanted to test your enemies response time youd want to test the missile fully loaded to judge the full parameters.

3. The Brahmos clearly veered off course. It went through major air routes used by both India/Pakistan. For all that mattered it could have hit anywhere inside Pakistan or India. The clear lack of safety protocall speaks volume of the indian defence establishment. Then again what would you expect by those wise men who ran the LCA/ARJUN/BRAHMOS/NIRBAY projects

4. There could be many reasons why it veered off course. It could be with satellite coordinates, computer systems, or it could have well been hacked by the Russians/Pakistanis/ or even a rogue indian scientist.

5. Pakistan now has access to key sensative technology. Top level enemy tech that is to say. The Brahmos is india's first and only option for a first strike on pakistan in a conventional war. Pakistan will now easily be able to develop countermeasures or even determine how good the level of countermeasures we have available are. Its like the mig-25 falling into NATOs hands. Will be a major loss for india especially after spending billions on the brahmos program to have it fall into Pakistans hands

The fact that such a reckless action occured pakistan should react in kind. Test a babur/shahpur and have it strike open land in Gujrat. 2019 but with a twist. It would send a clear enough message