Tag: Indian Attacks
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Pakistan’s Aerial Capability Greater than India’s, says British journalist
Pakistan’s aerial capability is greater than India’s, say journalists associated with CNN and BBC. BBC’s South Asia Regional Editor Anbarasan Ethirajan has said that India will have to accept that Pakistan’s air power is greater than India’s. According to Ethirajan, while India can claim victory over successfully attacking Pakistan from within even though the latter…
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Sheikh Zayed International Airport damaged in cowardly Indian attack
Last night, the Indian Air Force attacked Sheikh Zayed International Airport in Rahim Yar Khan, Pakistan. The cowardly attack which partially damaged the airport is being seen as India’s attempt to target the friendship between Pakistan and the United Arab Emirates (UAE). Pakistan moving troops into forward areas, Indian Government US asks India to communicate…
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India suffers heavy losses in Pakistani cyber operation, critical infrastructure destroyed
In response to India’s continued provocations, Pakistan has taken strong retaliatory action on the cyber front and targeted several important Indian infrastructures including key installations and government institutions under “Operation Bunyan-al-e-Marsoos”. Key targets targeted: Beas:Brahmos missile storage facility targeted and destroyed. Udhampur:Air defence system was hit, completely destroyed.Air base hit, severely damaged. Pakistan launches “Operation…
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Pakistan Navy ready to counter any Indian misadventure
Pakistan Navy keeps a close eye on the movements of Indian aircraft carriers, ready to face any adventure, says DG ISPR. According to sources, the Pakistan Navy is constantly monitoring the movements of the Indian aircraft carrier and is ready to give a befitting reply in case of any possible misadventure. Speaking exclusively to a…
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Regional Escalation | Indian fleet deployed near Pakistan, The Telegraph
India has deployed its warship in the North Arabian Sea near Pakistan, which has raised tensions in the region to a new level. The British daily The Telegraph has claimed that India has deployed its Western Fleet in the North Arabian Sea near Karachi. According to Baaghi TV, the fleet includes aircraft carriers, destroyers, frigates,…
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My Big Call: The War Clouds Are Over
This write-up has been written by Iqbal Latif. Power, when untested, is sacred. But when flaunted without necessity, it risks revealing its limits. This is the fundamental rule of deterrence: a strong leader should never swing the stick—unless the blow is guaranteed to land cleanly. Mr. Modi, had the big stick. He held the advantage…
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Breaking news | India brought its aircraft carrier 300 to 400 miles from Karachi
This article is written by Major (r) Haroon Rasheed. Breaking news: India has brought its aircraft carrier 300 to 400 miles from Karachi. What does Pakistan have? The Pakistani Carrier Killer Missile The CM-400AKG, often dubbed the “carrier killer,” is a Chinese-developed, air-launched supersonic missile designed primarily for anti-ship and land-attack missions. Developed by the…
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5 civilians martyred, 22 injured by 77 Indian drones in different cities
On the intervening night of May 8-9, the Indian army shelled Pakistani civilians in various sectors of the Line of Control (LoC). Indian forces targeted Leepa, Haveli, Bhimber, Chinari and Hajira sectors. The Pakistani army responded to the Indian shelling and took effective action against Indian aggression. Meanwhile, aerial surveillance of drones in the Pakistani…
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Indian media looks like Cartoon Network more than Journalism, Shahid Afridi
Former captain and legendary cricketer Shahid Afridi, while reacting to the recent tensions between Pakistan and India, has likened the Indian media to the “Cartoon Network” and expressed deep concern over the current situation. According to Baaghi TV, in a statement released on his official Facebook page, Shahid Afridi wrote that sports are always above…
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How Much Loss Has India Suffered in Drone Strikes?
This article is written by Major (r) Haroon Rasheed. India has purchased a large number of Harop drones from Israel, which are advanced loitering munitions (missile-like drones that hover over targets before striking). These drones are developed by Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI), and each unit is estimated to cost approximately $700,000 USD. We did not…