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What are the most powerful offensive conventional capabilities Pakistan has against India at the moment? “Airforce and the Short-Range Strategic weapons” (You can modify and use TNWs as a Non-WMD as well). Do India’s AD (in paralysis) and ABM/AMS systems have the capability to handle full-spectrum of air attacks? NO! IA/IAF is incapable to deter PAF in the case of LIC or even HIC at this point. The only credible deterrence India has against Pakistan is the Naval front. On 27 Feb, PAF conducted a successful offensive raid, targeted IA military installations and shot-down IAF fighters evidently maintaining its superiority and hegemony over the IAF including IA in a real combat theatre. That episode left an unbearable mark over the Indian military establishment. India factually lost its deterrence against the 1/4 adversary even according to India's own defense experts like Pravin Sawhney, Gen Bakshi and many.
Now, what Mr Bipin and Co are thinking?
Any miscalculated adventure will lead the entire Indian defense apparatus into suicide mode where they will face-off a formidable force that is ready for the final hunt. A force combination of aggressive Airforce, Special Combat Units (SSWs+SSGs), Anti armor Gunship formation will literally ****-up IA/IAF in case if they’re not guarded properly. How and why? Doesn’t India have potential or a similar competence or better? that's not the question in case of conflict at the moment, Pakistan military has no chance to survive in the case of a 5-dimensional full spectrum battlespace attack. The war btw both has no degradation curves.
So what option Pak military has or how they can respond or make-sure its survival? obviously maximum damage with coordination, correlation of the entire force in the first attack. The fact, the second strike from India may not leave Pakistan military to strike back as strong as the first one. India has the quantitive edge but again that edge existed after the parliament attack, Uri, Mumbai attacks etc. The result so far non. Indian mil estb. doesn't produce any effective results on- ground rather just playing with the internal narrative sometime with the fake surgical strikes.However, India has the capability to hit hard in the long run. In the case of prolonging (war extends into weeks or a month), Pakistan might lose its warfighting capability and then the scenario might vector the war-dynamics towards non-conventional. So the intensity and intention of the Pakistani military is more clear now the question, is that the opposition is capable to handle?
In the last confrontation, PA/PAF/PN was ready for the HIC, India was surprised and stay low the reason they weren’t expected nor ready. The gape is beyond IA/IAF imagination (admitted by many), especially in today’s modern warfare. The game of the quantity is over.
The non-conventional weapons (WMD) or Nuclear weapons are completely a different ball game. India or Pakistan, both doesn’t have any capability against the nuclear fall-out. Nor anyone has the capability to neutralized before launch, IMO, that's more like a ubiquitous system that can work independently anytime and from anywhere.
People of both sides might not aware of what is happening. Pakistan and India both tested its nuclear strategic force, battle awareness, joint military offensive capabilities, low-high operational capabilities in offensive paradigm, air and ground with special force coordinations.... very silently ... without making a noise.
PS: Because some of the respected fellows have raised the question of "reinforcement of IA/IAF because of its size". I am ignoring this point because it's understood. The scenario which I'm trying to create is, does India have the capability to confront a force that will use its full spectrum of the military in its first attack? Why I assume this simply because Pakistan's military may not continue its war-fighting capability in the long run (if war extended into weeks or month). So PA/PAF will make sure that the first attack at least (after the offensive initiated by India or become an aggressor), the frequency should be enough to deter India. So within this state of mind, Do India's defense apparatus have the capability to handle?
@MastanKhan @Horus @graphican @Windjammer @Irfan Baloch @TOPGUN @WebMaster @The Accountant @The Eagle @Bilal Khan (Quwa)
What are the most powerful offensive conventional capabilities Pakistan has against India at the moment? “Airforce and the Short-Range Strategic weapons” (You can modify and use TNWs as a Non-WMD as well). Do India’s AD (in paralysis) and ABM/AMS systems have the capability to handle full-spectrum of air attacks? NO! IA/IAF is incapable to deter PAF in the case of LIC or even HIC at this point. The only credible deterrence India has against Pakistan is the Naval front. On 27 Feb, PAF conducted a successful offensive raid, targeted IA military installations and shot-down IAF fighters evidently maintaining its superiority and hegemony over the IAF including IA in a real combat theatre. That episode left an unbearable mark over the Indian military establishment. India factually lost its deterrence against the 1/4 adversary even according to India's own defense experts like Pravin Sawhney, Gen Bakshi and many.
Now, what Mr Bipin and Co are thinking?
Any miscalculated adventure will lead the entire Indian defense apparatus into suicide mode where they will face-off a formidable force that is ready for the final hunt. A force combination of aggressive Airforce, Special Combat Units (SSWs+SSGs), Anti armor Gunship formation will literally ****-up IA/IAF in case if they’re not guarded properly. How and why? Doesn’t India have potential or a similar competence or better? that's not the question in case of conflict at the moment, Pakistan military has no chance to survive in the case of a 5-dimensional full spectrum battlespace attack. The war btw both has no degradation curves.
So what option Pak military has or how they can respond or make-sure its survival? obviously maximum damage with coordination, correlation of the entire force in the first attack. The fact, the second strike from India may not leave Pakistan military to strike back as strong as the first one. India has the quantitive edge but again that edge existed after the parliament attack, Uri, Mumbai attacks etc. The result so far non. Indian mil estb. doesn't produce any effective results on- ground rather just playing with the internal narrative sometime with the fake surgical strikes.However, India has the capability to hit hard in the long run. In the case of prolonging (war extends into weeks or a month), Pakistan might lose its warfighting capability and then the scenario might vector the war-dynamics towards non-conventional. So the intensity and intention of the Pakistani military is more clear now the question, is that the opposition is capable to handle?
In the last confrontation, PA/PAF/PN was ready for the HIC, India was surprised and stay low the reason they weren’t expected nor ready. The gape is beyond IA/IAF imagination (admitted by many), especially in today’s modern warfare. The game of the quantity is over.
The non-conventional weapons (WMD) or Nuclear weapons are completely a different ball game. India or Pakistan, both doesn’t have any capability against the nuclear fall-out. Nor anyone has the capability to neutralized before launch, IMO, that's more like a ubiquitous system that can work independently anytime and from anywhere.
People of both sides might not aware of what is happening. Pakistan and India both tested its nuclear strategic force, battle awareness, joint military offensive capabilities, low-high operational capabilities in offensive paradigm, air and ground with special force coordinations.... very silently ... without making a noise.
PS: Because some of the respected fellows have raised the question of "reinforcement of IA/IAF because of its size". I am ignoring this point because it's understood. The scenario which I'm trying to create is, does India have the capability to confront a force that will use its full spectrum of the military in its first attack? Why I assume this simply because Pakistan's military may not continue its war-fighting capability in the long run (if war extended into weeks or month). So PA/PAF will make sure that the first attack at least (after the offensive initiated by India or become an aggressor), the frequency should be enough to deter India. So within this state of mind, Do India's defense apparatus have the capability to handle?
@MastanKhan @Horus @graphican @Windjammer @Irfan Baloch @TOPGUN @WebMaster @The Accountant @The Eagle @Bilal Khan (Quwa)
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