Air Battle over Kashmir : MiG-21 Bison shoots down F-16
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Do you even know which satellite Pakistan has access to? You think? Stop speculating. Learn how things work rather that blindly defending your bs narrative. No wonder you have a lunatic science minister. Your country deserves him.
Try finding out which imagery satellite passes over, for how long and which ones probably you can have access to atleast have a live feed. Its all open source.
Example - N2YO.com - real time satellite tracking
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Again, see the antithesis in your own statement.
Assuming that the fuzes were deliberately kept out. Use of SOWs to target points adjacent to LC? When you could have done precisely the same with dumb bombs at a fraction of the cost? I am not very sure that the bold, in that case holds.
Now do you see the dichotomy?
You do not use any in 'real time'. You get the data second hand. Quite sure about it.
That is because there is always a difference between first hand and second hand knowledge.
Search for the specific satellite you want to track. Here are few I was tracking - Real time satellite tracking for: RISAT-2 RISAT 2B GSAT 31 GSAT 7A
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https://news.kuwaittimes.net/websit...es-prove-no-match-for-drones-cruise-missiles/
This is for our forces to understand as well. Real time is always different.
This is for our forces to understand as well. Real time is always different.
Pakistan survives because India was defensive, and Pakistani policy toward India was always fixed unlike Indian aggressive for few month and then Amanda ki Asha B.S. but now are getting a long aggressive policy from India under Modi. Beware he thinks several moves ahead of Pakistani mind, and IK Niazi is still scratching his head, whats next.
You can convince us...... But @DGISPR doesnt think so..... And every time @Peaceforchange prove himself right.......
An analysis by Everton Pedroza, a researcher fm Brazil, of the evidence presented by Pakistan - points tht in addition to the #R73, the #PAF may hve also faked the #R77 displayed in the presentation by Air Mshl Haseeb Parracha.#OpSwiftRetort#DoosraBanda
— Sameer Joshi (@joe_sameer) September 21, 2019
https://t.co/dA7tFJAlVB
Interesting read.
Was about to post same, @The Deterrent since you claimed all 4 missiles were present in wreckage of Mig21 you may want to read this.
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So you want to say that chinese are giving you real time satellite imagery and their own GPS service for free. Well that's hilarious!
Do you even know what you are saying? Pakistan operates Chinese sats.... You think Chinese are that stupid?
Tom Cooper, the well respected international Aviation Expert is highly skeptical of the #PAF's conduct during #OpSwiftRetort pic.twitter.com/bOnXcCQz7y
— Sameer Joshi (@joe_sameer) September 22, 2019
At his annual press conference, the IAF Chief confirms the accidental Mi-17 shootdown on Feb 27. Says "It was a big mistake. We accept it." Court of inquiry over last week. "Our missile hit [the helicopter]." Administrative action and disciplinary action being taken.
— Vishnu Som (@VishnuNDTV) October 4, 2019
India’s air force says it shot down its own helicopter
India’s air force says it shot down its own helicopter
Associated Press•October 4, 2019
NEW DELHI (AP) — India’s air force said Friday it accidently shot down one of its own helicopters as it engaged Pakistani fighter planes in an aerial confrontation in Indian-controlled Kashmir in February.
Air Chief Rakesh Singh Bhaduria said “it was a big mistake.”
Six air force personnel were killed in the crash, which occurred close to the airport on the outskirts of the region's main city of Srinagar.
Bhaduria said the air force has completed an investigation of the incident and is taking punitive action against two officers.
The Press Trust of India news agency said a surface-to-air missile shot down the Mi-17 aircraft in Kashmir on Feb. 27.
India said its fighter planes hit a militant camp on a heavily forested hilltop in Balakot inside Pakistan on Feb. 26. It said the camp held members of a militant group responsible for a suicide car bombing in Kashmir that killed 40 Indian paramilitary soldiers.
Pakistan said its air force shot down an Indian fighter jet a day later in an aerial confrontation and took an Indian pilot prisoner. He was later released.
India’s air force says it shot down its own helicopter
Associated Press•October 4, 2019
NEW DELHI (AP) — India’s air force said Friday it accidently shot down one of its own helicopters as it engaged Pakistani fighter planes in an aerial confrontation in Indian-controlled Kashmir in February.
Air Chief Rakesh Singh Bhaduria said “it was a big mistake.”
Six air force personnel were killed in the crash, which occurred close to the airport on the outskirts of the region's main city of Srinagar.
Bhaduria said the air force has completed an investigation of the incident and is taking punitive action against two officers.
The Press Trust of India news agency said a surface-to-air missile shot down the Mi-17 aircraft in Kashmir on Feb. 27.
India said its fighter planes hit a militant camp on a heavily forested hilltop in Balakot inside Pakistan on Feb. 26. It said the camp held members of a militant group responsible for a suicide car bombing in Kashmir that killed 40 Indian paramilitary soldiers.
Pakistan said its air force shot down an Indian fighter jet a day later in an aerial confrontation and took an Indian pilot prisoner. He was later released.
So Avenger 1 (extreme right aircraft), an IAF Su-30 that Pak insisted was downed a day after Balakot ... makes an appearance on Air Force day, apparently flown by the same pilots who were ``shot down.'' The IAF provides transparency, what about Pak and #doosrabanda? pic.twitter.com/Qg5MXmBb3I
— Vishnu Som (@VishnuNDTV) October 8, 2019
Wing Commander Abhinandan Varthaman, the IAF's `Falcon slayer' leads this flight of 3 MiG-21 Bisons. He is in the centre of the formation. via @VishnuNDTV
