syed_yusuf
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What ails the Indian Armed Forces is that they currently lack vision, proper game plan, savvy tactics and the capacity of their personnel to fully utilize their weapons systems. Their malaise is not going to be fully remedied just by the acquisition of newer potent systems. It will take time for them to get out of the current doldrums they find themselves in. They lost 20 soldiers against China, due to lack ammunition as per their own claim. Twice in a year and a half, they are finding themselves at a disadvantage against an adversary. Pakistan Armed Forces are more likely to spring more surprises on their Indian counterparts in a future encounter.
Just my humble thoughts.
i think if IAF comes in full thrust, PAF will be hard pressed and there will be casualties on both sides, more on IAF than PAF based on historical data. Feb 27 2019 was a good indicator but not a comprehensive one. imagine a fleet of 100 jaguars, 50 mirage 2000, 60 mig 29 and 250 su-30 mki all blazing at PAF and ground attack. PAF will be very busy i think. Pakistan Army will hold good but Navy without PAF full support will be struggling. in short Pakistan needs to fight next full thrust with integrated approach.