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jln115: ![]() That's really convenient. https://www.defenceweb.co.za/featured/sa-navy-in-danger-of-losing-frigate-and-submarine-capabilities-due-to-declining-budget/amp/?__twitter_impression=true |
jln115:Built during apartheid. ![]() Where's your new navy ship? Sorry..... No money to build ships. ![]() |
shadowprimezero:Still waiting for any sort of South-African navy ship like.
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Monument showing an Indian airforce SU-30mki belonging to NO 221 squadron shot down by the Pakistani Air Force in February.
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jkendy:Mumu, don't you read? |
It seems like Henry240 has deactivated his account. I can't find his profile. What a loss to this thread. |
Jelal0007: ![]() Bidexiii is helplessly dull. It's not an insult. He's confirming it right here again. ![]() |
bidexiii:You are found of asking retarrded questions that make no absolute sense. How do you really really expect him to annswer that question your Royal foolishness? It's like asking a random Nigerian how the defence force discovers arms cache? I bet you don't see how stup1d that question sounds? ![]() You're too dull!! |
kikuyu1:Shut up fool!!! I'm here to Debunk the lies made by Nemesis8u and the incompetent Indian military. Quit acting like a slave. |
Everton's heat map against Man United today. ![]()
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Debunking Indian Lies Indian Military Incompetence IAF claim of hitting F-16 by their Mig 21 before having been shot down by PAF gets exposed. All 4 missile seeker heads recovered intact from the wreckage & held. Pakistan and its professional Armed Forces staying humble
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Debunking Indian Lies According to fleet data from @AviationWeek , out of Pakistan's total 76 F-16s, 13 are from Jordan. The breakdown (H/t @TheDEWLine ): F-16A Block 1-15 MLU: 24 F-16B Block 1-15 MLU: 21 F-16A Block 1-15: 9 (Jordan) F-16B Block 1-15: 4 (Jordan) F-16C Block 52: 12 F-16D Block 52: 6 |
Debunking Indian lies Pakistan calls for 'truth' from India on aerial dogfight Islamabad says its stance vindicated, as US magazine quotes US officials as verifying that no Pakistani F-16s shot down. Islamabad, Pakistan - Pakistan's military has called on India to share "the truth" about an aerial dogfight at the height of tensions between the nuclear-armed South Asian neighbours in February after a US magazine published a report refuting Indian claims that it had shot down a Pakistani F-16 fighter jet. Ghafoor's statements came hours after the publication of a report in US-based Foreign Policy magazine that quoted two unnamed US defence officials as verifying that, following a count of Pakistan's F-16 fighter jet fleet, there were no aircraft missing. https://aje.io/z9fzw |
yarimo:You, an individual who would die unknown, asking a renowned governor to return his mandate. A nonentity making demands on nairaland. ![]() |
Debunking Indian lies Did India Shoot Down a Pakistani Jet? U.S. Count Says No. ’s claim that one of its fighter pilots shot down a Pakistani F-16 fighter jet in an aerial battle between the two nuclear powers in February appears to be wrong. Two senior U.S. defense officials with direct knowledge of the situation told Foreign Policy that U.S. personnel recently counted Islamabad’s F-16s and found none missing. The findings directly contradict the account of Indian Air Force officials, who said that Wing Commander Abhinandan Varthaman managed to shoot down a Pakistani F-16 before his own plane was downed by a Pakistani missile. It is possible that in the heat of combat, Varthaman, flying a vintage MiG-21 Bison, got a lock on the Pakistani F-16, fired, and genuinely believed he scored a hit. But the count, conducted by U.S. authorities on the ground in Pakistan, sheds doubt on New Delhi’s version of events, suggesting that Indian authorities may have misled the international community about what happened that day. https://foreignpolicy.com/2019/04/04/did-india-shoot-down-a-pakistani-jet-u-s-count-says-no/ |
nemesis8u:You really think we're fools to believe your opinion? ![]() "Get a load of this guy?". You have been noticed you smelly Indian. |
Debunking Indian Lies How much more lies can we stomach from the Indian government? Not much, we continue to debunk Indian lies. India-Pakistan tensions: Who won the war of perceptions? Going by Pakistan's sustained efforts to de-escalate the crisis, including several conciliatory statements by Prime Minister Imran Khan, the Indian air raids clearly shook Islamabad's decision-makers. Yet, all through the crisis, clumsy Indian information management diluted the message Modi sought to send. By contrast, Pakistan's media managers successfully controlled messaging, allowing Islamabad to appear responsible and wedded to peace. This was apparent from the morning of the Indian attacks. Instead of the announcement coming from New Delhi, the Pakistani military's media wing - the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) directorate - announced on social media a failed Indian attempt to bomb Pakistani targets, supported by photographs of what appeared to be explosion craters in an otherwise empty forest glade. Without wasting time, the ISPR facilitated local as well as international media access to an area that was purportedly the IAF's target. Very soon, credible global media organisations like Reuters, the New York Times and Al Jazeera put out reports supporting Pakistan's contention that there were no signs of any casualties in the so-called terrorist camp. On day three, international mediation, especially by the United States, led to a deal for the release of the IAF pilot in exchange for New Delhi's commitment to restraint and a de-escalation of the crisis. Here, again, Pakistan grabbed the credit with Khan dramatically announcing that Pakistan would release the pilot the next day, again playing the statesman by urging peace with India. https://www.aljazeera.com/indepth/opinion/india-pakistan-tensions-won-war-perceptions-190304100556184.html |
Debunking Indian lies Images show madrasa buildings standing after Indian attack claim Satellite imagery shows at least six Jaish-e-Muhammad structures still standing on March 4 - six days after air raids. Satellite images show a religious school run by Jaish-e-Muhammad (JeM) in northeastern Pakistan still appears to be standing days after India claimed warplanes destroyed it and killed a large number of fighters. The images produced by Planet Labs Inc, a San Francisco-based private satellite operator, show at least six buildings on the school's site on March 4 - six days after the air raids. Until now, no high-resolution satellite images were publicly available. https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2019/03/images-show-madrasa-buildings-standing-indian-attack-claim-190306033806638.html |
Debunking Indian Lies What a week of humiliation for India.
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nemesis8u:Truth is the first casualty of war. Debunking Indian Lies
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Geronimoe:I'm for balanced reporting. |
Debunking Indian lies
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SuperSixOne:Debunking Indian lies
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kikuyu1:Spoken like a true African ape. "Pakistan has no right to defend itself against Indian aggression? " |
Debunking Indian lies India claims it's MIG-21 developed a mechanical fault that was why it crashed. This photo clearly shows an Indian MIG-21 damaged by shrapnel from being impacted by a missile.
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Ibrahimanis:Truth is the first casualty of war. |
Indian lies and disinformation.
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Further debunking Indian lies. Independent satellite analysis of sites India bombed and claimed killed 300 militants.
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Debunking lies made by India
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India fires Air Force commander.
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