šWarfare Analysis:
Who won from the Indian attack on Pakistan?
India launched strikes on multiple sites inside Pakistan. In response, Pakistanās defense minister said they shot down 3 Indian fighter jets and two drones, and captured prisoners of war.
But where did these Indian POWs come from?
Most likely the pilots from the three jets that were shot down or crashed. pilots typically eject using parachutes when under fire or in a crash scenario. Thatās probably how they were captured.
So who actually won?
1 - The BJP, Indiaās current ruling party, just gained a massive boost from its Hindutva fan base.
2- The real winners are the Pakistani generals who rule behind the scenes. They stirred nationalist sentiment, touched the emotions of their subjects (calling them ācitizensā would be generous), and boosted their regimeās legitimacy.
Like all military regimes, they need a foreign enemy, and thankfully India is next door.
Now, with the public pacified, the generals will return to their business deals and political control, using their ācivilianā front (required by the West) to keep up appearances.
And no, this wonāt escalate into a full-scale war.
The Pakistani generals rely on their deterrent nukes not for national security, but to guarantee that no major war disturbs their control or profits.
Which brings us to the question: can India strike Egypt too?
The US would appreciate that too.
Bella ciao.
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Who won from the Indian attack on Pakistan?
India launched strikes on multiple sites inside Pakistan. In response, Pakistanās defense minister said they shot down 3 Indian fighter jets and two drones, and captured prisoners of war.
But where did these Indian POWs come from?
Most likely the pilots from the three jets that were shot down or crashed. pilots typically eject using parachutes when under fire or in a crash scenario. Thatās probably how they were captured.
So who actually won?
1 - The BJP, Indiaās current ruling party, just gained a massive boost from its Hindutva fan base.
2- The real winners are the Pakistani generals who rule behind the scenes. They stirred nationalist sentiment, touched the emotions of their subjects (calling them ācitizensā would be generous), and boosted their regimeās legitimacy.
Like all military regimes, they need a foreign enemy, and thankfully India is next door.
Now, with the public pacified, the generals will return to their business deals and political control, using their ācivilianā front (required by the West) to keep up appearances.
And no, this wonāt escalate into a full-scale war.
The Pakistani generals rely on their deterrent nukes not for national security, but to guarantee that no major war disturbs their control or profits.
Which brings us to the question: can India strike Egypt too?
The US would appreciate that too.
Bella ciao.
https://x.com/warfareanaly...
18 days ago
