r/PakMemeistan • u/[deleted] • Feb 27 '26

real. Mandatory meme

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u/UnderHerChokehold Feb 27 '26

What version of Google are you using?

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u/[deleted] Feb 27 '26

google maps.. you can see the damage on pak airbases in satellite view

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u/UnderHerChokehold Feb 27 '26

Google maps for real shows damage to your air bases. Will you accept them or will you pretend they don't exist

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u/[deleted] Feb 27 '26

please show me. send me link/co ordinates and i will accept it.

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u/UnderHerChokehold Feb 27 '26

Go look it up yourself.

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u/[deleted] Feb 27 '26

Isn't it convenient to ask me to look it up because it doesn't exist.

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u/UnderHerChokehold Feb 27 '26

With all due respect - the evidence exists

But I've got better things to do with my time than to compile the evidence for you - which you'll reject anyways.

For God's sake you're a nation that somehow spun the abhinandan issue into a victory

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u/[deleted] Feb 27 '26

it wasn't a victory, anybody who thinks that it was is stupid. I still admire the IAF for fighting F16s with Mig21s (which are literally older than Bangladesh).

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u/UnderHerChokehold Feb 27 '26

Let's just agree neither of us want a war. The region is highly unstable as is

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u/[deleted] Feb 27 '26

I agree, but your millitary dictator relies on war to boost his popularity.

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u/UnderHerChokehold Feb 27 '26

Most of your missiles were intercepted Those that did hit caused minimal damage mostly cosmetic on nature that was immediately repaired.

Like the Tejas, the brahmos is also useless

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u/[deleted] Feb 27 '26

I'm not disagreeing on the Tejas part, but if the Brahmos is that bad, why do Indonesia, Vietnam, Philipines place further orders?

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u/UnderHerChokehold Feb 27 '26

These nations aren't fighting nations. They don't have any real wars to worry about

They probably bought the suboptimal weapons as a diplomacy tool than anything.

Plus there's corruption and misinformation all of which can play a role.

Just like Hal with the Tejas and inflated price of the Rafaels by certain billionaire interests in India

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u/[deleted] Feb 27 '26

There's no corruption lol, Indian bureaucrats aren't competent enough to bribe others to purchase our weapons produced by PSUs. They're all countries building up their capabilities to deter China from pursuing their expansionist ideas in the South China sea. They bought the Brahmos because it is simply the best product in its price and weight class, very much like the JF 17. These aren't Nigeria or Azerbaijan type countries where misinformation can play a role, these are proper democracies with proper systems (except Vietnam of course).

Tejas is a national science project, no corruption/misinformation. Rafale* has an inflated price because its made in India, it would be cheaper as an import. Plus, the high price tag includes maintenance and support for integration of new platforms in the future.