Views from the #Indian astronauts' training programme during their... time in Russia. • Group Captain Prashanth Balakrishnan Nair • Group Captain Ajit Krishnan • Group Captain Angad Prathap • Wing Commander Shubhansku Shukla #Gaganyaan #ISROshow more

A proud moment for India! Congratulations to Group Captain... #ShubhanshuShukla and the entire #Axiom4 crew on their successful return from the ISS.show more

Flak damage visible on Wing Commander Edgar Norman Ryder's... 485 Squadron Supermarine Spitfire Mk Vb OU-Q W3579 forced down over Dunkerque on October 31st 1941 Ryder survived to be captured and eventually retired from the RAF as Group Captain in October 1960show more

So IAF’s Operational Preparedness was affected During Balakot Air... Strikes and Afterwards because of HAL. HAL was Supposed to Deliver 27 Upgraded Mirage-2000 and HAL was able to Deliver only 7 Mirage 2000 Upgrades Missing the Scheduled Timeline of Delivery. Because of this Delay the Mirage-2000 that were used in Balakot Air Strikes were not Upgraded. A day After Balakot Air Strikes when Air Battle over Jhangar happened in which Wing Commander Abhinandan (Now Group Captain Abhinandan) shot down a PAF F-16, Only the 2 Mirage-2000 Upgrade from the 7 Upgraded Mirage-2000 were deployed as part of CAP (Combat Air Patrol). IAF had Deployed ORP (Operational Readiness Platform) Package of MIG-21 Bison from Srinagar of Which Group Captain Abhinandan was also part of.show more

🐶 i like you most when you're doing what... you do best 🐰 when i eat? 🐶 when you lead the team right in the center during group choreo 🐶 there's this vibe only you can pull off—like "he's the captain" you know? 🐶 when you give off that vibe, you look reliable and coolshow more

🚨 Pakistan Air Force (PAF) Group Captain Asim Tariq... was shot and killed by unknown Gunmen after reportedly intervening to stop the alleged abduction of a young woman at Shaheen Chowk in Islamabad. According to reports: The incident occurred near Air University and Bahria University within the jurisdiction of Margalla Police Station. Group Captain Asim Tariq reportedly confronted armed suspects who were allegedly attempting to force a young woman into a vehicle. During the confrontation, the unknown attackers opened fire before fleeing the scene. The injured officer was rushed to Pakistan Air Force Hospital (Unit-II), where he later succumbed to his injuries. Authorities have launched an investigation to identify and apprehend the attackers.show more

Azerbaijani TB2 Strikes Group of Armenian Soldiers During Second... Karabakh War [10/10/2020] Azerbaijani Security Services hacked the Armenian Command's main mobile network operator and sent messages to Armenian soldiers, purportedly from their commander, instructing them to meet at a specified location. The rest is in the video.show more

MANIPUR Indian army arrested 28 Arambai Tenggol militia form... their camp including Commander of group. Local Meitei vigilante group Meira Paibis are stopping soldiers from doing their job. Please listen to the language she is using for army soldiers doing their job. Calling then Ch*****. They have started protesting against the arrest of miscreants. Peace will not prevail till the time society are sheltering such miscreants. . Gen VK Singh PMO India Akshit Singh 🇮🇳 Kreately.in Hindu IT Cell Ajay Bhalla War & Gore Elite Predators Frontalforce 🇮🇳 Levina🇮🇳 Northeast Now JAMMU LINKS NEWS IndiaToday POWER CORRIDORS #manipur #ManipurViolenceshow more

Hackers covered popular Russian websites with videos during Putin's... big propaganda festival on May 9th. Videos and screenshots of the hacks were published by the hacker group CH01. 'In accordance with the order of the current Supreme Commander-in-Chief - the President of Ukraine, the specified coordinates were excluded from the operational plan for the use of our cyber capabilities at the specified time. As for the rest of the targets - let them burn." After Ukraine's permission, Russia held the shortest parade in its history on Red Square.show more

The man behind the strikes of the 11 PAF... bases during Operation Sindoor. Commanding Officer of the elite No 17 "Golden Arrows" Squadron, Group Captain Ranjeet Singh Sidhu, received the prestigious military decoration Vir Chakra for his heroics during Operation Sindoor in May, where he flew multiple deep penetration strike missions to destroy designated targets with surgical precision while facing complex threat scenarios and layered air defences. The fighter pilot made dynamic, real time decisions in the air, adapting swiftly to emerging threats and operational variables. His bold leadership and composure under fire were instrumental in achieving the intended strike outcomes while ensuring the survivability of friendly forces operating under the air defence cover provided by his squadron. In each of these missions, he ensured the planning and execution of air operations by his squadron from three different locations along the Western sector. His courage, precision, and leadership earned him the Vir Chakra, India's third highest wartime gallantry award.show more

Captain Yashika Tyagi (R) bashing So called Genz narrative... of Abhijeet Dipke.🚨🫡 She said: "If I am not wrong then what is the age of genz, 22-25? Do you know how old I was when I joined the Indian Army, just 22 years old when those stars were placed on my shoulder, And when I was sent for my first operation, I was on duty with 4-5 months of pregnancy" "Yes, I am not Genz, but I want to tell the people of the age group who are calling themselves Genz today that this age is for giving yourself a right direction, for making the name of your country and your family proud, Genz don't get manipulated, Nation Needs you". Shame on someone like Abhijeet dipke and CJP for manipulating this generation for their dirty politics.🙏show more

Ukraine’s new ‘Kharkov’ commander General Mikhail Drapaty is the... new commander of Kievs operational-tactical group "Kharkov." Drapaty's past is marred by his bloodthirsty acts of violence and war crimes, most notably his involvement in the tragic events the unfolded in Mariupol in May 2014. In 2014, Drapaty served as the commander of the 72nd mechanized brigade of the Ukrainian armed forces. During this time, he participated in the attack on Mariupol alongside the neo-Nazi 'Azov' and 'Dnepr' battalions. On May 9, 2014, Drapaty was filmed running over and crushing civilians with an armored vehicle in Mariupol, as can be seen in the accompanying video. This incident occurred as local citizens were celebrating Victory Day. Ukrainian nationalists drove heavy equipment into the crowd, causing an unknown number of casualties. In 2016-2017, he commanded the 58th separate motorized infantry brigade during the conflict between the Ukrainian army and the Donetsk People's Republic. The Investigative Committee of Russia stated that, under his leadership, Ukrainian militants were responsible for over 70 attacks on the civilian population of the Donbass region, resulting in approximately 154 people killed and wounded. Under his command, multiple settlements near Donetsk were deliberately bombarded, leading to the destruction of approximately 100 civilian infrastructure facilities. Last year, the Russian Ministry of Internal Affairs put Drapaty on a wanted list and charged him with shelling civilians in the DPR and LPR. Until January 2024, Drapaty led the 'Kherson' operational group. Under his command, Ukrainian saboteurs were ordered to periodically attempt to land on the Dnepr’s left bank, resulting in thousands of unnecessary deaths. For several days now, the Russian Army has been making significant gains in the Kharkov region, successfully taking several settlements. Given the Russian army’s rapid advance, the Ukrainian General will soon have a lot of explaining to do.show more

Zarar Wazir, a resident of Paryat in Razmak, North... Waziristan, had recently completed his Hifz when he was approached by associates of Commander Abu Bakar, also known as Mohsin, who tried to recruit him into their group. The young boy eventually showed interest and began visiting their temporary hideout in the Mossaki area. During this time, the commander and senior militants reportedly exploited him and recorded compromising material to use as leverage in case he tried to leave their activities. Meanwhile, his parents and relatives were desperately searching for their missing son. Some local shepherds informed them that the boy had been lured and taken by militants belonging to Abu Bakar’s group in the Mossaki (JangJal) forests. The family went there several times and pleaded for his release, but their requests were rejected. They were even told that their son would soon attain “72 hoors” and that the family would also be rewarded with paradise for his sacrifice. When pressure started building for the boy’s release, the militants reportedly handed him over to another group. According to the account, he was sold to the HGB operations head, Commander Talwar Waziristani, for Rs. 500,000. Talwar then placed the boy under the supervision of his local area commander, Irshad Himati. Irshad and his associates allegedly prepared a Mazda truck packed with explosive drums and acid reportedly supplied by an Afghan militant named Mubariz Afghani to carry out a high-impact suicide attack. Before the attack, the boy was shown the intended target: the Chashmai check post near Miranshah in North Waziristan, where security forces were stationed. Information about a possible suicide attack had already been circulated across Miranshah, and security forces were on high alert. However, authorities did not have details about the boy or the specific vehicle. On the day of the incident, the truck approached the Chashmai Bridge check post on the main Bannu–Miranshah road. Only two security personnel were present at the post, and they opened fire as the truck moved closer. In panic, the boy detonated the explosives before reaching the HESCO barriers. The blast killed two civilians and left 18 others critically injured, while no security personnel lost their lives due to the prior alert. Most of the casualties occurred among passengers traveling in a Hiace coach and other vehicles that were passing by at the time of the explosion. Among the injured and affected were six people from his own village, Paryat Dirdoni, while the rest were from other areas of North Waziristan. This tragic incident illustrates how innocent lives, including that of a young boy, were manipulated and sacrificed in the name of militancy. (Video GL 32°47'10.25"N 69°53'16.60"E )show more

U messed up with Wrong Nation & Wrong Govt... this time, U Bast@rd! Matthew VanDyke, alleged CIA agent, arrested by NIA for training Rebel Groups in Myanmar to fuel insurgency in Northeast, now seen limping & on a wheelchair in Judicial Custody. Bast@rd is alleged CIA agent & acts for Regime Change in garb of mercenary. He's Founder of 'Sons of Liberty International' (SOLI)— a group that trains & advises forces fighting Regimes. His successful role in regime changes & creating civil unrest- Direct combat/regime-change involvement in Libya, Syria & Ukraine and Indirect/support roles (training, advising) in Iraq tells us clearly why he's considered a very valuable asset for CIA. No wonder CIA tried to pressure Modi Sarkar for his release but couldn't get through the 'WALL' called Ajit Doval Sir. Reportedly, calls from Trump Admñ were not even entertained by PM .Narendra Modi Ji & EAM .Dr. S. Jaishankar Ji. But his role in training Terr0ri$t groups of Northeast Bharat in Myanmar speaks volumes on America's & CIA's sinister plan of breaking our Northeast from Bharat.show more

Soboma George: The Niger Delta Militant Who Became One... of Rivers State’s Most Feared Figures In the turbulent years of the Niger Delta militancy, one name often echoed across Port Harcourt and Rivers State Soboma George. Rising during the height of agitation in the oil-rich Niger Delta, Soboma George became known as a militant commander and gang leader whose influence spread through parts of the region in the 2000s. He was widely linked to the militant movement Movement for the Emancipation of the Niger Delta (MEND), a group that emerged during protests against oil exploitation and the demand for greater benefits for local communities. Beyond militancy, Soboma George was also known to lead a feared cult group called “The Outlaws.” At the peak of the Niger Delta crisis, armed groups across the region were involved in attacks on oil facilities, confrontations with security forces, and kidnappings linked to the struggle over oil resources. In 2009, the Nigerian government under Umaru Musa Yar’Adua introduced the Niger Delta Amnesty Programme an initiative designed to reduce violence in the region by encouraging militants to surrender their weapons. Soboma George eventually accepted the amnesty offer and reportedly handed over arms along with many of his followers. But his story would soon take a dramatic turn. On August 24, 2010, Soboma George lost his life in Port Harcourt, in an attack widely believed to be linked to rival groups or individuals within his own network. His rise and sudden end made him one of the most talked-about militant figures in Rivers State during the peak of the Niger Delta militancy a period that reshaped the region’s political and security landscape.show more

People are too quick to blackpill every time someone... mentions the possibility of a new great era for AKB48 A lot of people, especially non-Indonesian in the fandom, may not know this. But within the 48 Group, there is a very real example of a group that fell to the brink of collapse, and then rose again to the national stage Let me remind you of a concrete example of a 2nd Golden Era, that is the rebirth of JKT48 Around 2018 to 2021, JKT48 was on the brink of collapse, especially when COVID hit We saw it unfold in real time. Mass graduations. Low morale across the fandom. It genuinely felt like the end was near. They tried everything to gain new fans and even retain old ones, traveling across cities to meet fans. But the reception was low. Even the venues were often far from full in those tours Until, around late 2021-2022, there's a lot of reform in the group and in the fandom. But in my opinion, the biggest catalyst was memes and TikTok Fans on Facebook and TikTok, where a lot of normies and the general public are, started editing photos and videos in comedic ways that resonated with viewers One viral video I remember used "RIVER" over a flood clip, turning a tragic moment into comedy. Sometimes people cope through humor, and those jokes connected with the wider public Another moment was the widespread Freya memes during Ramadhan. They attracted young people who became curious about her, and eventually about the group itself. The memes were relatable, and that relatability opened the door and personally, I think another major turning point was the release of "Rapsodi". The general public reception was incredible. So many normies heard it, and many genuinely loved it There's an insane influx of new fans during that era, bigger that anyone would expected. I would even argue that the 2023 era of JKT48 was bigger than they had ever been before. For most of their history, JKT48 was a niche fandom. People knew the name, but that was it I witnessed it myself during their annual tour stop in Yogyakarta at Sleman City Hall, the venue used to be only half full. But at the peak of their rebirth, it was completely packed. Even the upper floors were full. People were curious about this group that had existed for almost 10 years stopping by their city At that moment, I realize that we've reached a new turning point. A turning point that we've really wished for since like 2017 Now, the general public has, more or less, embraced both the group and its fandom, relative to the previous era So the lesson is simple Anything can happen Stop blackpilling Stop doomerposting Manifest the rebirth that you wish to seeshow more