They are there, all around Jabba. You can see the videos here.
They are on adjacent hills, no one is at ground zero yet..otherwise just post video of it.
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They are there, all around Jabba. You can see the videos here.
But as you said, attacking deep inside Indian territory with missiles is a clear call for war. India will not sit idle either. Can Pakistan afford for a full fledged war today? Given its financial precariousness and poor state its navy and airforce are in? Otoh, India would fully capitalize the situation and make Pakistan look like an aggressor state.
True. That is also one way forward. Just transfer ton of high quality explosives and some quality training to Kashmiri Mohajideen. I am sure ISI still have old CIA manuels from 1980s in how to conduct asymmetrical warfare whilst maintaining plaubible deniability as used against Soviets in Afghanistan in 1980s. Sort of Pakistani variant of Operation Cyclone.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Cyclone
US Technological capabilities, plus the enormous economic, geo-political and military clout to deter a response. Training and tactics that don't require enormous amounts of resources can be replicated, but it is the US combination of the factors mentioned above that really sets them apart from anyone else on the planet.As @AgNoStiC MuSliM said elsewhere, pretending to have US capabilities in such matters does not make anyone appear wise.
US Technological capabilities, plus the enormous economic, geo-political and military clout to deter a response. Training and tactics that don't require enormous amounts of resources can be replicated, but it is the US combination of the factors mentioned above that really sets them apart from anyone else on the planet.
The relocation of JeM to Balakot was in the media years ago. The training camps were shut down and what remained was a madrassa (which apparently the IAF failed to hit).Agreed. But it gives some credence to what the locals were saying on that other report, right?
FM is informing all big powers and taking them into confidence before going to hit back india.... Few indian military HQs are going to be boomed... Huhuhu.. According to some information indian army stsrted vacant bunkers along side of Pak border... LolFM Pakistan informed United States Secretary of State Mike Pompeo of the current situation during telephonic contact between them.
Supporting 'terrorists' is not a capability but matter of policy. Please try to differantiate between policy and capability. Two examples here for you -pretending to have US capabilities
International pressure would already be piled up on Pakistan by tomorrow or a day after, not to act drastically. The best time for Pakistan to take revenge is already gone.i think situation is now ahead of who will be the aggressor , IAF did whatever they could or want to, now the ball is in Pakistan court, i think Indian media has done job for Pakistan, if Pakistan did similar strike in India it will be called as a act of Revenge not aggression and we will have plenty of evidence to back out claim .
The relocation of JeM to Balakot was in the media years ago. The training camps were shut down and what remained was a madrassa (which apparently the IAF failed to hit).
Personally I believe this was intentional. The IAF really didn't have any good targets and they knew they could only sustain a surprise incursion for a few minutes, so they picked an isolated area that had been widely reported as a JeM Madrassa location, with plenty of uninhabited forests and mountains, and hurriedly dropped their bombs in uninhabited areas and left, letting the Indian media and government do PR and exaggerate the claims.