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You know nothing about Sialkot or Haji pir !Ceasefire saved your sialjot sector and haji pair from us.
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You know nothing about Sialkot or Haji pir !Ceasefire saved your sialjot sector and haji pair from us.
Oh---by the way---I was right about General Kiyani----it is all coming out now.
to counter Indian CSD Pak armed forces may take following steps:
1. Secure its national / strategic assets, ie, all sea port, mineral reserve, CPEC, etc.
2. Intelligence and diplomatic operation both in peace and war.
3. Joint offensive force to destroy indian Centre of Gravity in right time and space.
4. Secure SLOC and maritime zone along with air space and land border.
5. Increasing arms production alomg with adequate ammunition reserve.
6. Formations earmarked for countering CSD must adopt new tactics and equipments.
7. Coordinated surveillance system to get early warning of any Indian venture.
How ?
Hi,
It was stated in the post and discussed to death on this forum---Abbotabad.
By 2020 India Airforce will havePakistan has very few 4th generation fighters only 156-158 where as India has 390 4th generation jets all but 3 sqds deployed on Pakistan front.
Similarly Pakistan armoured force is below par too as they have only around 2050 tanks in service.
From 1975 onwards it acquired 825 Type 59, Type-59s bought prior to that are too old.
It also acquired in the same period 300 Type-69, 285 Type-85, 330 MBT-2000, 320 T-80.
Half of Pakistan Navy frigates are also around 40 year old.
126 Tejas Mk1+Mk1A
In 2 years you will produce 126 tejas......I guess only in IndiaBy 2020 India Airforce will have
69+12 Mig 29 UPG
45 Mig29K
50 Mirage 2000 upgraded
36 Rafales
272 Su30 MKI
126 Tejas Mk1+Mk1A
100 Jaguar Darin 3 upgraded
This comes around 700 4/4+ gen Fighter jets
Indian CSD is comfortably countered without NASR too.
Only Armoured and mechanised formations of both countries have been mentioned which will be involved when India launches CSD. Of course infantry can play a significant role along with Air Force. The direction of attack may vary but this is to give an idea of deployment of forces of both countries along the border focusing on IA CSD forces.
Pakistani forces are Yellow and Blue.
Indian forces are Red and Orange.
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While the Local forces engage, the PA 6th armoured deployed closer to border can either:
1. Encircle Indian forces from behind through narowal and decimate them.
2. By pass Indian attack at Narowal and enter India before IA 1st armoured reaches border. 8th Armoured can provide back up to PA forces engaging indian CSD armoured and mechanised forces.
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The situation seems almost same near Lahore-Amritsar and Kasur axis. Below is an infantry dominated area from both sides with best defence built here.
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It depends where PA will move 1st Armoured Division but even keeping it reserve, Indian CSD Armoured and mechanised forces are countered by locally deployed PA Armoured brigades.
The situation becomes a bit tense near Bahawalpur - Sri GangaNagar Axis but it is yet to be seen whether PA 1st Armoured Div will be used to counter IA 33rd Armoured Div in the desert.
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At the start of Indian CSD in the desert sector, PA can defend the desert region in the south and if lucky can push Indian forces back but as the war progresses, Indian Forces will accumulate in numbers after 2-3 days of war as IA Armoured and Mechanised forces start pouring in from east and south-east.
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Above is the most vulnerable sector. PA will need aviation assets like Gunships and UCAV's as well as PAF cover to defend this region. Pushing into Indian territory here is possible (slim chances) but only if initial losses are kept at minimal and enemy is thrown back. There is no PA back up ARMOURED DIVISION in this area although there are chances that PA may have another Armoured Brigade under V-Corps to work along 25th Mechanised Division.
NASR will most probably be used in this area.
@Ulla @Mentee @Northern
@django
PA will use ATGM to defend against IA MBT whether T-90 or Arjun or T-72. Dont under estimate the L-7 105mm gun of T-59/69 and the 125mm gun of T-85 III.If you take out all the Type 59, 69 and even 85s, how many tanks does Pakistan actually possess that have the necessary stopping power against the T-90 if your scenario has to play out in your favour?
Arjun will have to fly over bridges in punjab as it cant cross themPA will use ATGM to defend against IA MBT whether T-90 or Arjun or T-72. Dont under estimate the L-7 105mm gun of T-59/69 and the 125mm gun of T-85 III.
tejas...really
real issue will be the indian in start cold airforce,PA will use ATGM to defend against IA MBT whether T-90 or Arjun or T-72. Dont under estimate the L-7 105mm gun of T-59/69 and the 125mm gun of T-85 III.
The AH-1 F/S/Z, Mi-24 and UCAV Burraq using Barq, are very mobile.real issue will be the indian in start cold airforce,
PA will need to up its game in anti tank system which it has
also need more mobility
Anyone know why Pakistan Army hasn’t invested in dedicated tank destroyers like
M1128 Mobile Gun System? Weapon systems like this can blunt sudden incursions due to their mobility and lethal firepower. This has always intrigued me.