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PAF Keeping Indians on the Edge l Pakistan Air Force jets go supersonic at LoC

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Indians are ringing false alarms. The Humiliation they faced, end Feb at the hands of PAF, they are not able to digest it yet.

The enemy is desperate, thats for sure. We must be ready for any mischief by the enemy.

If they do try something, they will be on a short life span as our Tea guest admitted that he was shot down within 90 seconds of entering Pak air space.
 
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I think PAF is doing all this on purpose and with a well thought out strategy at play.

IAF jets like the Su30 and their Migs have spare shortages, low servicibality rates, and maintenance issues. The IAF is also low on pilots. So IMO the PAF is actually forcing them to fly, knowing full well the affect it will have on IAF pilots and their entire fleet.

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But this high alert and constant CAPs on our side is incurring a cost and that cumulative cost is building up also, putting a burden on our economy. Let us hope that we can arrive at a solution to all this quickly.
 
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Image for representation. (Photo: Twitter)
HIGHLIGHTS
  • India would have destroyed half of Pakistan jets if it had Rafale: Former Chief of Air Staff
  • India has exposed Pakistan's nuclear bluff by carrying out airstrikes: Arun Jaitley
  • Jaitley added that Pakistan has realised it can't win conventional wars with India

Two Pakistani fighter aircraft were monitored flying very close to Indian territory near Jammu and Kashmir late last night.

Their aircraft were monitored closely by the Indian Air Force that has been keeping a close watch of the area.


The planes were flying at high speed and even broke the sound barrier in the area causing panic.

Speaking at the Aaj Tak security summit on Tuesday, former Chief of Air Staff, Air Marshal AY Tipnis said the Indian Air Force needed more squadrons and if the IAF had Rafale, it would have destroyed half of Pakistan's fighter jets.

"The aim of the 24 Pakistan jets was to attack Srinagar, Awantipora base. If India had Rafale at that time, IAF would have destroyed at least 12 of them. Rafale will boost the morale of IAF," Air Marshal AY Tipnis said.

Earlier, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley had said India has "exposed" Pakistan's nuclear bluff by carrying out airstrikes to eliminate Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM) terror camp in Balakot on February 26, reported news agency IANS.

FM Jaitley said India has fought several wars with Pakistan including 1965, 1971 and during the Kargil conflict. "Since then, Pakistan's army has realised that because of our huge economy and superior military strength, conventional wars cannot be won," he said.

https://www.indiatoday.in/india/sto...fX05ttevqjG3pW1leUxKpX4hEj1DppB5nqt2pGmeElw9Y
 
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But this high alert and constant CAPs on our side is incurring a cost and that cumulative cost is building up also, putting a burden on our economy. Let us hope that we can arrive at a solution to all this quickly.
We invest billions in weapons and training just for any eventuality.
The planners take into consideration all the expenses and man hours when the need arises.
 
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jet.png


Image for representation. (Photo: Twitter)
HIGHLIGHTS
  • India would have destroyed half of Pakistan jets if it had Rafale: Former Chief of Air Staff
  • India has exposed Pakistan's nuclear bluff by carrying out airstrikes: Arun Jaitley
  • Jaitley added that Pakistan has realised it can't win conventional wars with India

Two Pakistani fighter aircraft were monitored flying very close to Indian territory near Jammu and Kashmir late last night.

Their aircraft were monitored closely by the Indian Air Force that has been keeping a close watch of the area.


The planes were flying at high speed and even broke the sound barrier in the area causing panic.

Speaking at the Aaj Tak security summit on Tuesday, former Chief of Air Staff, Air Marshal AY Tipnis said the Indian Air Force needed more squadrons and if the IAF had Rafale, it would have destroyed half of Pakistan's fighter jets.

"The aim of the 24 Pakistan jets was to attack Srinagar, Awantipora base. If India had Rafale at that time, IAF would have destroyed at least 12 of them. Rafale will boost the morale of IAF," Air Marshal AY Tipnis said.

Earlier, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley had said India has "exposed" Pakistan's nuclear bluff by carrying out airstrikes to eliminate Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM) terror camp in Balakot on February 26, reported news agency IANS.

FM Jaitley said India has fought several wars with Pakistan including 1965, 1971 and during the Kargil conflict. "Since then, Pakistan's army has realised that because of our huge economy and superior military strength, conventional wars cannot be won," he said.

https://www.indiatoday.in/india/sto...fX05ttevqjG3pW1leUxKpX4hEj1DppB5nqt2pGmeElw9Y
i guess every action on the border will only strengthen the hands of modi ji , so i guess it will be peace from the other side of the fence till elections are over in Bharat :toast_sign:.
 
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