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Almost 3 months down the line we can now call it a minor skirmish. It almost got out of hand. Both sides almost went war. The missile and Naval threats from India were realYou need to see it for what it is, a minor skirmish in which you had a better day than India.
We did. That's why we responded on 27th. Next time the IAF will try to drop it's "payload", the PAF will also not hesitate to take a pot shot with a BVRBut leanr your lessons from Feb 26th too. Ignoring what happened that day would be a big mistake
That's not the impression we get by looking at various Indian media outlets and even many Indian posters here. They are hell bent on painting the events of 27th as a decisive victory for IndiaIndia too needs to learn from Feb 27
It's not the vintage MiG21 we are talking about. We are talking about the pride of the IAF fleet, the Su30 as per PAF claims. Even as per Indian claims the most it could do was dodge AMRAAMs. Even the F16 kill is attributed to the MiGNo one is starting a full scale war to avenge a downed vintage fighter jet.
We denied India the right to call herself the local enforcer of the region. An image the Modi government was tirelessly building. It was shattered by PAF's retaliationI understand the events of 27th Feb pleased Pakistanis and they should but don't blow the importance or significance of those events out of proportion.
That's because India failed to deliver. The status quo which the world at large believed had ended in India's favor and Pakistan was a spent military force, came as rude shock to everyone. The status quo still exists for nowNo one outside of Pakistan thinks that the events had any major impact on the larger picture in the region.
I can definitely agree with you on thatIf anything, it will give the IAF and the India MoD the required wake up call and help strengthen India's defences further.
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