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Originally posted by Double Edge View PostThe army full well knows what it can and cannot do at all times. To suggest otherwise is ridiculous.
What you mean to say is supposedly there is more latitude with this govt. I'm not yet convinced that is the case. The rhetoric might support it but facts and comparisons with previous actions are hard to find. All i get are tiny snippets from this article or that.
If i can't verify then i don't believe.
The Paks resumed firing on Saturday after a break from Thursday. How long will this continue ? We will see.
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Originally posted by lemontree View PostLol...that is a myth propagated by the BJP so show that they are "oh so strong".
Every, battalion has its response strategy chalked out and they respond according to it.
If the enemy escalated the calibre, we escalated in kind.
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Originally posted by Officer of Engineers View PostBeyond the pay grade of the engaging OC.
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Your understanding is limited.
The engaging outposts are at best section size, more often than not assault group (4 man) size. Now, the Pakistanis might mass but that means a platoon (32 men) against an assault group but the size of engagements ain't going to need national approval.
The Captain told you that each battalion has its own responses. That is the practical limit. Battalion can re-enforce even at company level almost immediately. Beyond that, however, would require hours for brigade to redirect troops from elsewhere and at best, it would be a single company. It would be days before another battalion arrives on scene.
So, in practical terms, there is a limit to immediate escalations. After that, time would allow more analysis and decision making.Chimo
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Originally posted by Officer of Engineers View PostYour understanding is limited.
The engaging outposts are at best section size, more often than not assault group (4 man) size. Now, the Pakistanis might mass but that means a platoon (32 men) against an assault group but the size of engagements ain't going to need national approval.
The Captain told you that each battalion has its own responses. That is the practical limit. Battalion can re-enforce even at company level almost immediately. Beyond that, however, would require hours for brigade to redirect troops from elsewhere and at best, it would be a single company. It would be days before another battalion arrives on scene.
So, in practical terms, there is a limit to immediate escalations. After that, time would allow more analysis and decision making.
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UN snubs Pakistan, refuses to interfere on Kashmir
In a major embarrassment for Pakistan, the United Nations today ignored Pakistan's renewed efforts to internationalise the Kashmir issue.
The UN has snubbed Pakistan by refusing to intervene in this matter and stressed that India and Pakistan need to resolve all differences through dialogue to find a long-term solution to the dispute.Earlier, a letter was sent by Pakistan to UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon accusing ndia for the current escalations in violence along the disputed border which has resulted in casualties of civilians.
The letter signed by Sartaj Aziz, adviser to Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif on national security and foreign affairs, had sought the intervention of the UN to resolve the border tensions."During the period of Oct 1-10, 2014, 20 ceasefire violations along the LoC were reported, resulting in 12 civilian deaths, 52 injured civilians and nine injured military personnel on the Pakistani side," Aziz said.
The Pakistani envoy said that utmost restraint was observed by Pakistan despite several provocations by Indian military."The Government of Pakistan sincerely hopes that better sense would prevail on the Indian side to prevent the situation from spiralling out of control," the advisor said.
India and Pakistan entered into a war of words last week over the situation at the LoC at the UN General Assembly where India said that it was a "matter of deep regret" that Pakistan violated the ceasefire.Defence Minister Arun Jaitley clearly said that the Indian s armed forces are "fully ready" to respond to "provocation". He also said that the onus of creating a positive environment for normalisation of relations is on Pakistan.
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Originally posted by Batista View PostThis was expected the "International Community" is not interested in the LIES of Pakistan and sick and tired of this drama queen.Politicians are elected to serve...far too many don't see it that way - Albany Rifles! || Loyalty to country always. Loyalty to government, when it deserves it - Mark Twain! || I am a far left millennial!
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Originally posted by Oracle View PostIn other words the International community is not interested in giving a lap dance to Indian and Pakistani complaints and concerns. You don't get it, there are more pressing issues than the Indo-Pak border. Not enough to blink the big boys.
Seems like it's you who don't understand.
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Originally posted by Oracle View PostSee what I said. Your hate for the Brits is legendary and yet you want to be knighted.
Your sense of logic is impeccable.
To borrow a quote from a wise guy, "You are on crack"
Originally posted by Oracle View PostYou are not an Indian. Period.
Originally posted by Oracle View PostSo you haven't read. You don't and you never would.
Originally posted by Oracle View PostDemanded respect. From you? Who in the hell are you? You sure ain't getting it anywhere and you want it here?
Originally posted by Oracle View PostCan anybody silence you? That's rich coming from you. You're sound like a trumpet on an eerie night.
Originally posted by Oracle View PostI voted for Modi and I like his policies. I have made that perfectly clear on this board numerous times. Action Item for you - go back and read my posts about Modi, instead of unnecessary rants.
You still haven't come out clearly as to where your loyalty lies. An American who loyalty lies with India, or an Indian-origin confused soul living off of America. I find it amusing that you cry hoarse about the West all the time. And being ashamed for what ails India is the first step in recognizing what's wrong in India, unlike you I don't stand up for the wrongs or try to push them under the carpet. And that is not even your country I'm arguing with you for. Damn!
Only a person who have a fetish for Gestaponish organizations and ideology would ask that question. You asking this question has already revealed the character of who you are.
And who are you to talk about loyalty? After all, on several occasions, you have stated how ashamed you are to be Indian to the WAB. A true Indian wouldn't say such things.
Originally posted by Oracle View PostI asked for data, commander didn't give any. If you have it, post it instead of whining.
I'm sorry that has to start with you, for someone so engrossed with himself.
You are now saying things for me? Fail. Since I never said those. If Indian soldiers have been killed, so have Pakistani soldiers too. Actions from the Pakistan side are matched equally or more. And what about nuking Pakistan I don't understand? Or missed? Make me understand instead of acting like a teenage girl on periods.
So? Enlighten me the one, the one and only Genius of 21st Century America. India should nuke Pakistan, then Pakistan would nuke India, while fanbois like you living 1000's of miles away sit on the couch, watch it on TV while sipping a cappuccino?
I would take a mix of OOE+DCL+LT and some more posters anyday, than yours.
Really? Then please help me learn since it is you who claim 4K+ posts and 'I'm longer here' and 'I'm intelligent' on almost all of your posts directed towards me. Infact, OOE helps me out when I don't know things or for that matter TH. What do you do? You go on a rampage, trying to portray you know all. Your posts and you get a thrashing when it is not directed at me, just one example would be the Ukraine thread.
As for throwing a rant, I didn't throw off a rant, I pointed out the duplicity and hypocrisy of the western stance and some posters, including TH, had very thin skin about it. After all, they keep banning Russian posters and passing their posts off as some propaganda machine.
I have an image that perfectly describes who you are like this person here before Jayalitha, only you before a westerner.
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That is the problem, you invoke WAB. You need to speak for yourself.
Doesn't sound like a poster speaking for himself but attempting to use the WAB against the other person. Funny how the tables are turned against you? ?
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Originally posted by Oracle View PostIn other words the International community is not interested in giving a lap dance to Indian and Pakistani complaints and concerns. You don't get it, there are more pressing issues than the Indo-Pak border. Not enough to blink the big boys.
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Originally posted by commander View PostHow long do they keep up the firing, do we start talks or do we let them start the talks. Do we engage them diplomatically or do we wait for them to come down from their current position etc. THAT is made clear this time around and our guys are given a nod to keep firing until the enemy backs down and made it clear no talks till firing ends.
Top security officials are not expecting a sudden lull on the border where Pakistan has been violating ceasefire in the past couple of weeks.
Though there is no firing from the Pakistani side for now, sources said the forces have been asked to stay alert as the border will remain hot for some time.
“Our position has not changed. Do not provoke but if there is a provocation, retaliate. If there is firing, return fire is the dictum,” a senior official said.
In the meeting attended by Home Secretary Anil Goswami, Intelligence Bureau Director Asif Ibrahim and Border Security Force Director-General D K Pathak, the home minister instructed that there should be strong retaliation if the border posts were targeted.
Originally posted by commander View PostThe UN had already snubbed pakistan for it's complaint against India's alleged ceasefire violation. I don't think this is going to last longer unless the Pakistani's are stupid.
Looks like the PA is testing the new administrations resolve and vice versa. Getting to know each other.Last edited by Double Edge; 15 Oct 14,, 09:00.
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