Thank you. You suffer so we don't have to. *Salute*.being in 20 indian group chats is NOT fun. but at least its paying off xd
Thank you. You suffer so we don't have to. *Salute*.being in 20 indian group chats is NOT fun. but at least its paying off xd
With PL-15 nowhere is too far! (;Interesting that they are flying out of Agra. I thought Agra was pretty far into the interior?
My condolences for your suffering. Parsing 20 Indian GCs cannot be fun.
Interesting that the wreckage of the Rafale was found in Bathinda (Indian Punjab), but wreckage of the PL-15 was found in Hoshiarpur (Indian Punjab).A summary of what we have seen so far:
Akhnoor (Indian Kashmir) - less than 8 km from the border
Fighter: Unknown
Evidence: Footage of an aircraft on fire recorded by Reuters
Ramban (Indian Kashmir) - more than 80 km from the border
Fighter: likely Su-30MKI or MiG-29
Evidence: Footage of a K-36DM injection seat from a Su-30MKI or MiG-29
Pampore (Indian Kashmir) - 60 km from the border
Fighter: very likely Mirage
Evidence: 19-minute footage of the aircraft showing the nose of the aircraft beyond the engine
Bathinda (Punjab) - more than 90 km from the border
Fighter: an Indian Rafale
Evidence: Photos of the aircraft's pylon with a MICA, the image of the M88 engine and a third piece of evidence being the Rafale's vertical stabilizer recorded by images
Another piece of evidence is:
Hoshiarpur (Punjab) - more than 90 km from the border
Object: Found wreckage of PL-15E
And:
The drone that was shot down in Pakistan.
Did I forget something?
That was my conclusion too. Some aircraft must have been in Hoshiarpur, perhaps the Rafale itself. I very much doubt that it is the same Rafale encounter in Bathinda. The interesting thing is that nothing has come out of Hoshiarpur, no information about an aircraft crash, but something must have clearly happened there.Interesting that the wreckage of the Rafale was found in Bathinda (Indian Punjab), but wreckage of the PL-15 was found in Hoshiarpur (Indian Punjab).
The distance between those two is roughly 170KM. And all other wreckage were found up north in the Jammu & Kashmir state.
Could that indicate a second Rafale (or another aircraft) was targeted near Hoshiarpur or is it likely from the same incident leading to the Bathinda crash?
Not a single footage or image of destroyed Pakistani drones or missiles over J&K. Either India is fabricating or Pakistan/China prototype testing EW lol
US news and world report. The one that makes the Uni rankings. That was the one talking about the inflated death in galwan.Wow so confirmed J-10C took down two. Maybe air defense or friendly fire hit another?
remember when India used some US fake news site as evidence of them killing 50 PLA soldiers at Galwan? Surely they’ll accept this assessment then
There are absolutely no local photos or videos. To be honest, I am a little skeptical. Do Pakistani civilians have that strict discipline? We can still find video of the crash from last month.
And only a former IAF Air Marshal released this video?
The PL-15Es found seems very much intact at the time of impact especially if the seeker head(Right in front of the warhead) is still intact, those PL-15Es were likely fired at targets deep inside Indian borders but missed their target due to their launch aircraft going cold.Interesting that the wreckage of the Rafale was found in Bathinda (Indian Punjab), but wreckage of the PL-15 was found in Hoshiarpur (Indian Punjab).
The distance between those two is roughly 170KM. And all other wreckage were found up north in the Jammu & Kashmir state.
Could that indicate a second Rafale (or another aircraft) was targeted near Hoshiarpur or is it likely from the same incident leading to the Bathinda crash?