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The Kashmir conflict 2025.
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I've seen some excuses saying oh that evidence doesn't count coz it's on social media. We got stuff like satellite imagery which is the real stuff.
I don't really get the logic. If the footage on social media is quite clear, how is this satellite imagery which is usually blurred and requires significant interpretation better than it? Let's not forget that anyone on the ground can film and upload to social media while satellite imagery is reserved to a few providers.
Want to have a bet on how fast this channel gets banned?
Lot of people in the region (atleast in Pakistan, and probably also in India) still use old cell phones with crappy 3mp cameras.
Last time India attacked in 2019, they alerted civil aviation to clear the area (like most professional militaries do) to avoid shooting down civilian flights. This time in 2025, they attacked without warning while international flights were running in the vicinity. That also makes it difficult for Pakistan to perform interception roles as they could accidentally shoot down civilian aircraft (kinda like how Iran did with the Ukranian airlines). That shows how much disregard India has for civilians.
Indian attack formation was focused in the north. The south was mostly just for support. India doesn't have that much ground support in the southern theatre of this conflict (i.e. radars, SAM's, etc).
I posted those incase future videos show a clearer picture. You can sometimes construct a bigger picture of the events with smaller pieces joined together.
Most mountains there are about 15k feet high. Unless both aircraft are flying around that altitude, I don't see much chance of concealment. Flying through valleys is unreal and dangerous. All the interception videos also show aircraft hit at much higher altitudes.
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I don't think I've seen this video yet or heard of any reports from Moga which is ~65km from the Pak border and about the same distance north of Bathinda. This channel @irves uploaded most of the recent footage i posted on the previous page; it claims there was a 7th jet that was shot down.
Official confirmation from Indian Chief of Defense Staff
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Q: 6 indian jets shot down, yes/no?
A: No. Incorrect. That's not important. What's important is why they were down (in other words, yes, they were down).
Classic example of mind and tongue in conflict.
A: No. Incorrect. That's not important. What's important is why they were down (in other words, yes, they were down).
Classic example of mind and tongue in conflict.
And now the confessions start coming out.
As with India in its recent conflicts, the real truth comes out weeks to months after the hot stuff cools down. Theres no point arguing with Jai Hinds when the conflict is at peak. Its better to wait until the aftermath. Maybe we might even get some admittance the S-400 radar got blown up soon. Then that would be two reputable weapons that were blown up by "cheap" Chinese weaponry.
Absolutely incorrect. They only downed five jets and a drone.
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Brigadier
Reporter: Did India lose any fighter jets to Pakistan?
Indian General: No, absolutely not.
Reporter: I heard we lost 6.
Indian General: Don't listen to Pakistani disinformation! The 6th one doesn't count because it was a drone!
Reporter: Did we lose any pilots?
Indian General: No, as Modi said, they are all safe.
Reporter: The Chinese said all of them died!
Indian General: They lie! One's still alive!
Reporter: Which one?
Indian General: The drone operator.
How to get Indians to admit their losses: claim they lost more and have them correct you.
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