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INDIAN INTELLIGENCE HAS TRACKED THIS. CHINA IS TESTING PAK AS A FORWARD AIR LOGISTICS HUB. A Chinese Y-20 tanker refuelling TWO J-16 fighters over Karachi is more than routine transit. Indian intelligence flags a growing Chinese capability to use Pakistani bases and airspace to sustain PLAAF operations closer to... show more

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Kalyan Balasubramaniam 🇮🇳 的头像

Kalyan Balasubramaniam 🇮🇳10 天前

Just like the Iranians having their proxies in Lebanon and Yemen, the Chinese are allying with Pakistan for their air power support.

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S R Sharma10 天前

Did they have the consent of US ! If yes, then India is in grave situation ! If no, then too ,India should keep an eye on that development ! Whenever Chinese are soft in their attitude, they posed danger to India !

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Ramessh KP10 天前

Before a war breaks out with China, India must cut Pakistan into 4 parts.

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SALUTINTIN9 天前

Hindi Chini bhai bhai - 1962 Malappuram Jhoola - Galwan BRICS New Delhi - Getting Modi to agree to not let Indian soil be used for anti china activities, China responds with this .. are indians so gullible and naive ?? 🤔😑

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अखंड भारत 🪷🇮🇳10 天前

Concerning 🫪

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Ramachandran Mahesh10 天前

That BRICS hand holding bonhomie, that you and the GM anchors were going ga ga about , was very short lived !! 😃😃

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Hulagu FC10 天前

Well, Pakistan is a vassal state, no wonder other countries use it at their will.

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Ram Prakriya9 天前

@IAF_MCC Take down these chinese aircrafts or just bomb the run way. Send a message to the chinese that they have to behave. @narendramodi @AmitShah @rajnathsingh

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anilsangeeta10 天前

पाक हमेशा भाड़े पर काम करता है

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My-2-Cents10 天前

What China thinks, India does not have this option.....they are already encircled with Brahmos arc.....

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Atul Singh9 天前

That's whole new game Pakistan could be same as oman, saudi, jordan and many more states for USA, to the China. It's new threat to India as well. We need to hammer them in next escalation to the core.

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Khan javed akhtar10 天前

To saheb will not discuss all this

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UP_Midlands10 天前

"Running with The Hare and Hunting with The Hounds"! How long and how far can this tactics be sustainable for #Pakistan! The end game may turn bloody! However for India choices get narrower!

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Deepak Raj Choudhary10 天前

If independently verified, this is a serious signal: India’s air and maritime surveillance must stay ahead of any China–Pakistan logistics coordination. Vigilance—not panic—is the right response.

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Krishnan10 天前

Well they asked for it. The Chinese. Now, as a result these guys will be the next to get bombed out of existence. This will be Operation Xi-ndhoor.

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Yashodhan Ganu 🕉 🔱10 天前

PARTITION OF INDIA 🇮🇳 1947 = BLACK DAY FOR UNIVERSE

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Ray10 天前

Why can’t India and Japan develop a massive military power and presence around China ??? Japan and Taiwan are both desperate @adgpi @rajnathsingh

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Swaps10 天前

How's such classified intelligence becoming a national media news sir !

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UnknownGunMen10 天前

...

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Swami Atwal10 天前

But I am surprised that the Pak is attracting both China and the US to strengthen its defences.

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mallu nomad10 天前

Nothing that a few standoff missles can’t take down..

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Distik10 天前

And what is that is surprising of secret. Pakistan is China province. The day you accept it better it is.

🇮🇳 अजीत অজীত Ajit అజిత్ અજીત اجیت अजित অজিত 的头像

🇮🇳 अजीत অজীত Ajit అజిత్ અજીત اجیت अजित অজিত10 天前

Balochistan will not allow this

𝐁𝐡𝐚𝐛𝐚𝐧𝐢 𝐒𝐚𝐧𝐤𝐚𝐫 𝐉𝐞𝐧𝐚 𝕏 的头像

𝐁𝐡𝐚𝐛𝐚𝐧𝐢 𝐒𝐚𝐧𝐤𝐚𝐫 𝐉𝐞𝐧𝐚 𝕏10 天前

If confirmed, this is a serious strategic development for India. China using Pakistan as an extended air-logistics node could alter the security calculus along India’s western approaches. India must stay ahead through intelligence, surveillance, air-power readiness and strong strategic partnerships. 🇮🇳

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Brahma ॐ10 天前

Everything is up for sale in Pakistan. Pretty sure they are paying back what they can’t pay to these countries.

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Patricia Marins

19,508 次观看 • 7 个月前

IRAN: What about China and Russia? Certainly they’re not going to provide much kinetic support, but they do not want to see the regime fall. Are either of them providing any support? Israel has secured protection from both the Americans and the Russians, yet it remains poorly regarded by the Chinese. The Russians delivered MiG-29s, some EW systems, and a few helicopters, but to this day, they are postponing the delivery of more modern aircraft. Tel Aviv and Moscow maintain a very strong connection forged by the Soviet diaspora; today, roughly 20% of Israeli households speak Russian. The Chinese, for their part, have raised suspicions regarding the supply of radars and intelligence, but they are proven to be using satellites to photograph and publicly expose American military assets online - a clear demonstration of their involvement and power. This means that, unlike during the 12-day war, Iranian forces will now have direct satellite support. Ironically or not, China’s role in intelligence with Iran appears to mirror exactly the U.S. role with Ukraine. Regarding rumors of Iran receiving S-400s, there is zero evidence of this, and based on Putin’s statements, I do not believe they will proceed. Similarly, there is no visual evidence that the Chinese have provided long-range HQ-9B surface-to-air missile (SAM) systems or YLC-8B radars to Iran. Personally I believe it is possible that radars were delivered, though there is no confirmation. To date, there is no evidence of any Chinese cargo planes landing in Iran over the last few months. Most of the material delivered comes via Mahan Air Boeing 747s. There were also Cargolux flights, but those were also Boeing 747s, and for an HQ-9B system to be delivered, a much larger military airlifter would be required. Above all, these long-range defense systems would have been commissioned and showcased as a deterrent in a country on the brink of being attacked, which has not happened. However, Iran has invested heavily in revamping its own systems, as I reported previously. The Chinese also maintain a very close relationship with the UAE and the Saudis which, similar to the Russian position, limits the extent of massive support for Iran. Iran finds itself in a situation where its two main allies do not hesitate to provide political and intelligence support but remain reticent regarding direct military equipment. Nonetheless, this is a situation Iran has been used to for years, and it has been the primary driver for the development of its own military ecosystem.

IRAN: What about China and Russia? Certainly they’re not going to provide much kinetic support, but they do not want to see the regime fall. Are either of them providing any support? Israel has secured protection from both the Americans and the Russians, yet it remains poorly regarded by the Chinese. The Russians delivered MiG-29s, some EW systems, and a few helicopters, but to this day, they are postponing the delivery of more modern aircraft. Tel Aviv and Moscow maintain a very strong connection forged by the Soviet diaspora; today, roughly 20% of Israeli households speak Russian. The Chinese, for their part, have raised suspicions regarding the supply of radars and intelligence, but they are proven to be using satellites to photograph and publicly expose American military assets online - a clear demonstration of their involvement and power. This means that, unlike during the 12-day war, Iranian forces will now have direct satellite support. Ironically or not, China’s role in intelligence with Iran appears to mirror exactly the U.S. role with Ukraine. Regarding rumors of Iran receiving S-400s, there is zero evidence of this, and based on Putin’s statements, I do not believe they will proceed. Similarly, there is no visual evidence that the Chinese have provided long-range HQ-9B surface-to-air missile (SAM) systems or YLC-8B radars to Iran. Personally I believe it is possible that radars were delivered, though there is no confirmation. To date, there is no evidence of any Chinese cargo planes landing in Iran over the last few months. Most of the material delivered comes via Mahan Air Boeing 747s. There were also Cargolux flights, but those were also Boeing 747s, and for an HQ-9B system to be delivered, a much larger military airlifter would be required. Above all, these long-range defense systems would have been commissioned and showcased as a deterrent in a country on the brink of being attacked, which has not happened. However, Iran has invested heavily in revamping its own systems, as I reported previously. The Chinese also maintain a very close relationship with the UAE and the Saudis which, similar to the Russian position, limits the extent of massive support for Iran. Iran finds itself in a situation where its two main allies do not hesitate to provide political and intelligence support but remain reticent regarding direct military equipment. Nonetheless, this is a situation Iran has been used to for years, and it has been the primary driver for the development of its own military ecosystem.

Patricia Marins

36,416 次观看 • 7 个月前

#ThisDayThatYear | 26 May 1999 #OpSafedSagar — the Indian Air Force’s codename for its air operations during the KargilWar1999 — was launched in support of ground forces under Operation Vijay. It aimed to flush out Pakistani regulars and intruders who had occupied Indian positions along the LoC in the Kargil sector. This was the first large-scale use of air power in the Kashmir region since the 1971 Indo-Pak War. Never before had an air force been tasked with such high-altitude precision operations in rugged mountainous terrain—making it a watershed moment in military aviation history. Operation Safed Sagar was a trailblazer in many ways: it saw air power employed in unconventional roles, demonstrated the effectiveness of limited use of air assets in a localised conflict, and shattered the long-held notion that use of air power would inevitably escalate into full-scale war. The operation not only showcased the versatility and resolve of the Indian Air Force but also established the deterrent value of calibrated air strikes—even in a low-intensity conflict. It proved that air power could decisively alter the course of battle without crossing international boundaries. #IndianAirForce #OpSafedSagar #IAFHistory #IAF रक्षा मंत्री कार्यालय/ RMO India Ministry of Defence, Government of India HQ IDS ADG PI - INDIAN ARMY IN

#ThisDayThatYear | 26 May 1999 #OpSafedSagar — the Indian Air Force’s codename for its air operations during the KargilWar1999 — was launched in support of ground forces under Operation Vijay. It aimed to flush out Pakistani regulars and intruders who had occupied Indian positions along the LoC in the Kargil sector. This was the first large-scale use of air power in the Kashmir region since the 1971 Indo-Pak War. Never before had an air force been tasked with such high-altitude precision operations in rugged mountainous terrain—making it a watershed moment in military aviation history. Operation Safed Sagar was a trailblazer in many ways: it saw air power employed in unconventional roles, demonstrated the effectiveness of limited use of air assets in a localised conflict, and shattered the long-held notion that use of air power would inevitably escalate into full-scale war. The operation not only showcased the versatility and resolve of the Indian Air Force but also established the deterrent value of calibrated air strikes—even in a low-intensity conflict. It proved that air power could decisively alter the course of battle without crossing international boundaries. #IndianAirForce #OpSafedSagar #IAFHistory #IAF रक्षा मंत्री कार्यालय/ RMO India Ministry of Defence, Government of India HQ IDS ADG PI - INDIAN ARMY IN

Indian Air Force

114,113 次观看 • 1 年前

JUST IN: 🇸🇦 Can Saudi Arabia’s Air Force, Widely Regarded As The Middle East’s Second Most Powerful After Israel, Finally Turn The Tide Against The Houthis? Saudi Arabia has the tools for a major air campaign: around 230+ F-15s, 72 Eurofighter Typhoons and 81 Tornado IDS strike aircraft, supported by AWACS, aerial tankers, reconnaissance and advanced air defense systems. From a strategic perspective, Saudi Arabia would not simply need to send more fighters. It would need to combine airborne early warning, intelligence and surveillance, electronic warfare, precision strikes, air defense suppression and sustained tanker support to maintain pressure over time. The F-15 fleet could provide the heavy multirole backbone, Typhoons could strengthen air superiority and escort missions, while strike aircraft and precision weapons could target military infrastructure and launch capabilities. The key advantage would be sustained operational tempo: keeping pressure on Houthi positions while using intelligence and airpower to disrupt their ability to launch missiles and drones. Yes, Saudi Arabia has the military capability to dramatically change the battlefield if it deploys its full airpower. But capability alone is not enough. Riyadh also needs the political will, clear objectives and sustained strategy to use that power effectively. The Houthis have pushed toward the strategic Bab el-Mandeb and intensified attacks against Saudi interests. 👀🇸🇦 If Saudi Arabia decides to unleash its full strength, Iran’s proxies could soon face a storm they never expected.

JUST IN: 🇸🇦 Can Saudi Arabia’s Air Force, Widely Regarded As The Middle East’s Second Most Powerful After Israel, Finally Turn The Tide Against The Houthis? Saudi Arabia has the tools for a major air campaign: around 230+ F-15s, 72 Eurofighter Typhoons and 81 Tornado IDS strike aircraft, supported by AWACS, aerial tankers, reconnaissance and advanced air defense systems. From a strategic perspective, Saudi Arabia would not simply need to send more fighters. It would need to combine airborne early warning, intelligence and surveillance, electronic warfare, precision strikes, air defense suppression and sustained tanker support to maintain pressure over time. The F-15 fleet could provide the heavy multirole backbone, Typhoons could strengthen air superiority and escort missions, while strike aircraft and precision weapons could target military infrastructure and launch capabilities. The key advantage would be sustained operational tempo: keeping pressure on Houthi positions while using intelligence and airpower to disrupt their ability to launch missiles and drones. Yes, Saudi Arabia has the military capability to dramatically change the battlefield if it deploys its full airpower. But capability alone is not enough. Riyadh also needs the political will, clear objectives and sustained strategy to use that power effectively. The Houthis have pushed toward the strategic Bab el-Mandeb and intensified attacks against Saudi interests. 👀🇸🇦 If Saudi Arabia decides to unleash its full strength, Iran’s proxies could soon face a storm they never expected.

War Radar

108,815 次观看 • 13 天前

Breaking🚨; 🇮🇳 Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi warned Beijing to stop providing industrial support and dual-use technology to Islamabad, noting that such actions could seriously impact regional stability. 🇨🇳 In response, Chinese President Xi Jinping stated that China's partnership with Pakistan is "higher than the Himalayas and deeper than the oceans." He affirmed that Pakistan would continue to receive unhindered trade, technical cooperation, and infrastructure support, emphasizing that China would not bow to unilateral warnings. 🇮🇳 Modi retorted that diplomatic restraint should not be mistaken for hesitation. He asserted that if lines are crossed, India knows how to defend its sovereignty—on land, in the air, and on every front—and that the world would then witness the true strength and resolve of a rising India.

Breaking🚨; 🇮🇳 Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi warned Beijing to stop providing industrial support and dual-use technology to Islamabad, noting that such actions could seriously impact regional stability. 🇨🇳 In response, Chinese President Xi Jinping stated that China's partnership with Pakistan is "higher than the Himalayas and deeper than the oceans." He affirmed that Pakistan would continue to receive unhindered trade, technical cooperation, and infrastructure support, emphasizing that China would not bow to unilateral warnings. 🇮🇳 Modi retorted that diplomatic restraint should not be mistaken for hesitation. He asserted that if lines are crossed, India knows how to defend its sovereignty—on land, in the air, and on every front—and that the world would then witness the true strength and resolve of a rising India.

US Army

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China has Recently Unveiled its New Z-21 Attack Helicopter, which is currently the Most Powerful and Advanced Attack Helicopter in the Chinese Army. Designed by Harbin Aircraft Industry, Z-21 is Powered by Two WZ-10 Turboshaft Engines and it's equipped with Mast-Mounted Radar, EO/IR Sensors and Advanced Defensive Systems to Perform Anti-Armor, Close Air Support and Battlefield Strike Operations. It can also carry 4 Tons of External Weapons across Six Hardpoints, including Anti-Tank Missiles, Air-to-Air Missiles and Rocket Pods, along with a 30mm Cannons. Moreover, Z-21 can also carry External Fuel Tanks, making it a much more capable and Heavily Armed than the existing Z-10 or Z-10ME Helicopters. According to some Reports, Pakistan is considering to Induct Z-21 Attack Helicopters alongside additional Z-10ME Units, to Strengthen its offensive capabilities towards Indian side.

China has Recently Unveiled its New Z-21 Attack Helicopter, which is currently the Most Powerful and Advanced Attack Helicopter in the Chinese Army. Designed by Harbin Aircraft Industry, Z-21 is Powered by Two WZ-10 Turboshaft Engines and it's equipped with Mast-Mounted Radar, EO/IR Sensors and Advanced Defensive Systems to Perform Anti-Armor, Close Air Support and Battlefield Strike Operations. It can also carry 4 Tons of External Weapons across Six Hardpoints, including Anti-Tank Missiles, Air-to-Air Missiles and Rocket Pods, along with a 30mm Cannons. Moreover, Z-21 can also carry External Fuel Tanks, making it a much more capable and Heavily Armed than the existing Z-10 or Z-10ME Helicopters. According to some Reports, Pakistan is considering to Induct Z-21 Attack Helicopters alongside additional Z-10ME Units, to Strengthen its offensive capabilities towards Indian side.

Armed Forces Update

15,143 次观看 • 12 天前

For several weeks now, a significantly colder-than-average air mass has been present over Antarctica. 🧐🥶 In the coming days, temperatures there are expected to remain more than 20 °C / 40 °F below the long-term average (see the video). This mass of Antarctic air is concentrated mainly over the continent, where it has persisted for an extended period. In recent days, some of this cold air has also spread into South America, bringing below-average winter temperatures there as well:

For several weeks now, a significantly colder-than-average air mass has been present over Antarctica. 🧐🥶 In the coming days, temperatures there are expected to remain more than 20 °C / 40 °F below the long-term average (see the video). This mass of Antarctic air is concentrated mainly over the continent, where it has persisted for an extended period. In recent days, some of this cold air has also spread into South America, bringing below-average winter temperatures there as well:

Ventusky

118,884 次观看 • 3 个月前

Significant police presence outside India’s High Commission in London, U.K., ahead of a Khalistan protest held in solidarity with Pakistan. This is notable, as the Khalistani movement has long been accused of being a Pakistani intelligence operation aimed at destabilizing India. Critics often question why Khalistanis demand only the portion of Punjab that lies within India’s borders, while ignoring the territory that became part of Pakistan. A facial recognition van, multiple police units, and security fences surround the building—marking an escalation from the last protest, when a “security breach” occurred after a demonstrator was able to run in front of an Indian minister’s vehicle. Follow and support Media Bezirgan for more on-the-ground journalism.

Significant police presence outside India’s High Commission in London, U.K., ahead of a Khalistan protest held in solidarity with Pakistan. This is notable, as the Khalistani movement has long been accused of being a Pakistani intelligence operation aimed at destabilizing India. Critics often question why Khalistanis demand only the portion of Punjab that lies within India’s borders, while ignoring the territory that became part of Pakistan. A facial recognition van, multiple police units, and security fences surround the building—marking an escalation from the last protest, when a “security breach” occurred after a demonstrator was able to run in front of an Indian minister’s vehicle. Follow and support Media Bezirgan for more on-the-ground journalism.

Mocha Bezirgan 🇨🇦

79,696 次观看 • 1 年前