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@djviper There is a saying Success is when opportunity meets preparation. They were prepared to work on this opportunity. And this also means that coalition force with all its might was ill prepared because they could not find the opportunity in 20 years. Instead of schooling us you...

On top of those i forgot to add 02 things, one is strategy part, and second is luck part. First Strategy was not to show hand and wait till it was very late for American withdrawal, thus creating false sense of security in Coalition forces minds. They went all guns blazing, surprising and...

You are talking strategy and then bringing in if 10% of Afghanistan aka (agar Rafaal hota) then the bull might have been shitting different Let me tell you for Taliban to get lucky they did make sure the following were in their plan step 1 Taliban knew the ground and started early negotiation...

20 Years 47 Countries 2 Superpowers included (India and America) Most advance tech utilized 300k Battle ready fully equipped Soldiers (Some of them even trained by the Super Power India herself) Billions of Dollars of Equipment And Taliban were lucky.... WOW They knew what the plan was and...

I found one picture of the Block 2 that is the closest shot to the angle of the block-3 shared, and super imposed it on the blk 3, from that i can say that there is no enlargement of the engine intake or the wings. Please don't grill me i am no photoshop expert, but this is my personal...

Wakhan should not be sought as a land for Pakistan, rather we should negotiate a free trade zone with the IEA, this will be beneficial and more practical. It would have been best to own that piece of land, but right now as the conditions are. I will not favor any proposal in this regard. We give...

Things are going for the Better, The Taliban in IEA have understood that diplomacy is mandatory part of the statesmanship and they will have to follow some diplomatic norms. They have been actively and positively engaging in Qatar from the consulate and this is good learning for them. China and...

True that, but next couple of years is simply too naive to come out of Mr. Dawoods mouth. Yes YOY increase and in a decade we can hit that. (keeping the factor of 20% growth per year)

A model of Thunder with Vixen Aesa if the power requirement are met. Then Meteor can be used. There were talks on it

I recovered in Pakistan and Now I am in bahrain, They mandated Vaccination, did not accept the recovery. also it had already been 8 months. SO had to get vaccinated

Same Eye Witness account then: My Aunt Medical Worker, Vaccinated SinoPharm (PK). Everyone in the family got Covid she tested negative. My parents and sister vaccinated (Sinopharm) both doses. I myself got covid positive in July last year, Mild fever (101F) and body ache for three days then...

The cases Shot with the opening of the Saudi Casueway and free travel (No quarantine) necessary for any incoming traveler. With the quarantine mandated the cases have started to decline.

Yes the Middle Thunder breaking away.

One thing to Note is that the JF-17 is leading with F-16 and Rafale on either sides. So if this is an official patch from PK then it is showing that PK has shifted emphasis from F-16 to Thunders. My understanding is The most potent fighter aircraft are listed in the patch, Thunders from Pak...

Hornet looks from this angle due to the Lerx

Start from School and Shadi Halls, they will give you the boost you need

The Culprits have been caught, lets see. We are trying to make sure that FIR registration and case prosecution is done to the fullest and the culprits dont get an easy pass

Sputnik V demonstrates 94.3% efficacy and a high safety profile in Bahrain https://www.moh.gov.bh/COVID19/Details/4837

Pakistan started small. K-8 is an example. Also we had other industries specially the MRF that allowed engineers the know how. Alternatively we were also working on target drones and other smaller UAV's. It was not one fine day some one said lets build JF-17... The project started much...

He is personally known to me a very humble and polite person, always looking at avenues and opportunities to help and facilitate the Engineers both new and in service. He was director of my Alma Mater and I have has the opportunity to see first hand how he worked hard and strived for excellence...