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Thank you, that clears things up.

It might just be me, you're right however the confusion is the quoted OP says Pakistan fired an AAM (payload) and other posters are saying that the Indians fired a payload, so which is it?

Others are saying that Indians fired a payload and not Pakistan. DG ISPR's tweet is not clear. Check the posts from the thread.

I think so, it's connected to a hard point on an aircraft and therefor makes sense for it to be called a payload.

Not highly educated on the topic however BrahMos is their baby, 450km range.

Around 6km bhai, laikin PAF nai drop kiya hai, it makes sense.

It's not too far from LOC.

My bad.

Pakistan fired an AAM?

No, PAF dropped a payload. Probably drop tanks to allow increased speed. IAF only intruded the buffer zone.

I was thinking that. Not far:

LOL more complicated, if two nations have mutual interests in eachother's economies than why would you try to hurt it?

Lets not forget that PA was heavily outnumbered however our ratios were much better than yours. Lets leave this topic as there will be no winners.

Both of you acting childish.

I'm just hoping history doesn't repeat itself, I would do anything to avoid a war. Pakistan & India need more trade between each other to reduce these situations, prime example being France & Germany. Thank you for your condolences.

Mig-27 & Mig-21 in '99, plus a chopper.

Sure is, I said it before... I lost someone on that flight and it hurts badly. Our sovereignty is not for sale.

Pakistan Military & Government probably exercising restraint, probably don't want to make the situation more volatile than it needs to be.

Sialkot Sector could be an option for them as it's touching the LOC. India has hiped up operations on and around the LOC however there no heavy movements on the international boarder. Yar yeh drama har saal hota hai, things will get back to normal soon.

I lost someone on that aircraft, might not have got a clean lock on the aircraft or maybe PAF was exercising restraint.