MastanKhan
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Hi Gentlemen,
You are missing about the missile strikes---from your responces, I am visualizing that you are analyzing on your own and then posting what you think is right. If that is the case, then the analysis is misleading and is not based on studying real practises by the two leading cold war enemies---usa and russia.
Air strikes are still viewed as conventional form of warfare---deep missile strikes are otherwise---. When analyzing---you have to keep the human psyche in front of you all the time---predictable---we know how to react---unpredictable---it gets hairy---deep strikes missiles are extremely unpredictable---. The next thing is that a weaker nation has deep strike nuc capable missiles---we already told them what we will do with them---we don't want to challenge their anticipation. Deep strike missiles would be the end of the game.
Raad is not your typical deep strike missile and it should not be portrayed as such---it will act as an extremely deadly weapon at across the border enemy air bases within two to three hundred miles and specially the one in srinagar---. We should keep advertising the Raad as a glide bomb and not otherwise.
You are missing about the missile strikes---from your responces, I am visualizing that you are analyzing on your own and then posting what you think is right. If that is the case, then the analysis is misleading and is not based on studying real practises by the two leading cold war enemies---usa and russia.
Air strikes are still viewed as conventional form of warfare---deep missile strikes are otherwise---. When analyzing---you have to keep the human psyche in front of you all the time---predictable---we know how to react---unpredictable---it gets hairy---deep strikes missiles are extremely unpredictable---. The next thing is that a weaker nation has deep strike nuc capable missiles---we already told them what we will do with them---we don't want to challenge their anticipation. Deep strike missiles would be the end of the game.
Raad is not your typical deep strike missile and it should not be portrayed as such---it will act as an extremely deadly weapon at across the border enemy air bases within two to three hundred miles and specially the one in srinagar---. We should keep advertising the Raad as a glide bomb and not otherwise.
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