India’s Pinaka MBRLS Faces PULS Challenge? Indian Firm Partners Elbit To Develop Israeli MRLS Locally!🇮🇳

Indian firm Nibe Defence partners with 🇮🇱Elbit Systems to manufacture the Precise & Universal Launching System (PULS) rocket launcher in India.

Named SURYA, it has a 300km range. 🧵#MakeInIndia #Defence PULS (SURYA) is a modular, cost-effective multi-rocket launcher firing rockets from 122mm to 306mm.

It supports loitering munitions, integrates with C4I systems, and offers a CEP of 10m for guided munitions. #IndianArmy

🇨🇳China’s World War II Warning To Tokyo! Beijing Fumes Over Transfer Of Japanese Destroyers To Philippines!
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🇯🇵Japan plans to transfer second-hand Abukuma-class destroyers to the Philippines, its first such naval export in decades.

The move aims to bolster Manila’s navy 🛳️against China’s South China Sea claims. 🧵#southchinasea #geopoliticsboys China Slams Japan, Cites WWII History!

China fiercely opposes the transfer, urging Japan to “reflect on history” and WWII aggression. ⚔️

Beijing claims Japan’s arms exports destabilize the region, drawing controversial parallels to past imperialism. #SouthChinaSea

Not Nuclear Or TNT, China’s H-Bomb May Spark Global Firestorm 🔥; Here’s Why It’s Much More Destructive! 🇨🇳🚨

China tested a non-nuclear hydrogen explosive in April 2025, using magnesium hydride for a fireball lasting 2+ seconds—15x longer than TNT. 🧨

No radioactive fallout, but massive thermal impact.

A game-changer?🧵⏬#china #hydrogenbomb How It Works!

Magnesium hydride (MgH₂) releases hydrogen gas, ignited to create a 1,000°C+ fireball.

Unlike nuclear H-bombs, it’s a chemical reaction—clean, controlled, and devastating. 🎆🎇

Ideal for precision strikes or area denial.

Trump “Bonds” Arch-Enemies 🇮🇱Israel & 🇵🇰Pakistan; Should U.S. President Get A Nobel Prize? 🚨🚨

Pakistan & Israel, despite their deep divide, both nominated US President Trump for Nobel Peace Prize.

Pakistan credits his “decisive diplomacy” in ending the 4-day India-Pakistan war, while Israel praises his role in Israel-Iran ceasefire after the 12-Day War. 🧵👇#NobelPeacePrize Netanyahu handed Trump a nomination letter on July 7, lauding his peace efforts.

Pakistan’s military chief promised the same after Trump’s mediation averted a potential nuclear clash.

Yet, 🇮🇳India & 🇮🇷Iran downplay Trump’s role! 🕊️ #Trump #Peace

🇨🇳China’s “Anti-Rafale” Campaign Flops? Indonesia Likely To Acquire 2X French Jets Than Originally Planned! ✈️🚨

🇮🇩Indonesia is standing firm on its Rafale deal, shrugging off Chinese propaganda.

After signing for 12 Rafales in June, Jakarta is now eyeing 24 more, with a deal possibly inked during President Subianto’s visit to France for Bastille Day. 🧵👇#Rafale #Defense Beyond Rafales, Indonesia could sign for 2 Scorpène subs, 36 Caesar guns, and light frigates. ⚔️

These deals may include tech transfers, cementing France as a key defense partner as Jakarta diversifies from Russian platforms. 🇮🇩🇫🇷 #Indonesia #France #DefenseCooperation

⛔️Did Russian 🇷🇺 EW Radars "DETECT" B-2 Bomber fleet headed to Iran?

🇺🇸 Latest US Intel says Strikes on Iran Not Very Successful despite @netanyahu and @realDonaldTrump calling it a BIG Success.

Did Putin forewarn #Tehran?
Was Russia tracking the @usairforce fleet? It is quite possible that Russian forces were tracking the B-2 bombers that struck three Iranian nuclear facilities—#Fordow, #Natanz, and #Isfahan—between 2:10 AM and 2:35 AM local time on June 22, 2025.

#NuclearWeapons #NuclearWeapons

🚨🚨“India Lost 120 Aircraft😆”! How 🇵🇰Pakistan Lied During The 1971 War Before “Bitter Facts” Shocked its Citizens.

On December 5, 1971, the Dawn reported that Pakistan had downed 49 Indian jets in a single day.

However, India lost a total of 45 aircraft during the 13-day war. #IndiaPakistanWar

A🧵ON BLUFF Dawn also reported that #PakistanArmy has captured many Indian posts.

In response to Pakistan's strikes, India had launched a massive attack on the night of December 4 at Karachi port under Operation Trident.

The Pakistani ships PNS Shah Jahan, PNS Khaibar, and PNS Muhafiz were destroyed🔥.

None of this found space in the Dawn newspaper edition on December 5.

🚨Why did the 🇮🇳IAF lose Fighter Jets? Expert says, @IAF_MCC did not get "FULL CLEARENCE"

The Indian military has finally confirmed that it lost an unspecified number of combat jets during Operation Sindoor.

What could have gone wrong?🧵 “What is important is that, not the jet being down, but why they were being down,” Anil Chauhan, chief of defence staff of the Indian Armed Forces, said in an interview.

Pakistan claimed shooting down three Indian Rafale fighters and other jets, including a Su-30 MKI and Mirage-2000. Chauhan called Pakistan’s claims “absolutely incorrect.”

“Why they were down, what mistakes were made – that are important,” General Chauhan said when asked about the fighter jets. “Numbers are not important,” he added.

“The good part is that we are able to understand the tactical mistake which we made, remedy it, rectify it, and then implement it again after two days and flew all our jets again, targeting at long range,” General Chauhan said.

#IndiaPakistanWar #IndianAirForce

🇺🇸F-35 vs. 🇷🇺Su-57
India 🇮🇳Needs to Make a HARD CALL!

Which Stealth Fighter Best Suits the Indian Air Force?

Let’s dive into a technical comparison of the F-35 and Su-57, two 5th-gen fighters with distinct roles.

Which aligns with IAF’s needs, considering operational roles, local production, and costs?

@IAF_MCC #F35 #Su57 Operational Roles

⏭️F-35: Built for offense. Excels at penetrating contested airspace, detecting targets, and striking deep with precision.

Comes with a forward sensor for NATO’s “offense-is-best-defense” strategy.

⏭️Su-57: Defensive interceptor. Optimized to detect and engage stealth fighters like F-35 in defended airspace, plus short-range strikes. #StealthFighters

🇵🇰When Pakistan Army Lost 129 Elite Soldiers & Pointed Fingers At 🇮🇳India

Recalling an incident when Pakistani media blamed the Indian "KALI" Laser Weapon that buried 129 Pakistani soldiers & 11 civilians under 80-100 ft of snow at Gayari base, Siachen Glacier.

#Siachen #PakistanIndianWar The avalanche hit the 6th Northern Light Infantry HQ at 06:00 local time in Kashmir’s Gayari sector, near India’s border.

Freezing conditions & 4500m altitude made rescue nearly impossible despite quick efforts.

By 29 May 2012, Pakistan declared all 129 soldiers & 11 civilians dead. The base, a key supply hub for Siachen’s remote posts, was obliterated.

The tragedy highlighted the brutal conditions of the world’s highest battlefield. #PakistanArmy

🥶🥶A Bizarre Tale when a 🇵🇰Pakistani F-16 Shot Down A Pakistani 🇵🇰F-16

EurAsian Times recalls a wild incident that stunned the 🇺🇸Pentagon and embarrassed 😡Pakistan.

Buckle up for this one! A Thread🧵
#MilitaryHistory #Aviation #F16 On April 29, 1987, two Pakistani Air Force (PAF) F-16s from No. 14 Squadron tangled with four Soviet-backed Afghan MiG-23s bombing targets in Afghanistan.

What happened next was straight out of a movie—but not the good kind. #PakistanAirForce

📰 No Rafale Crash In Kashmir! 🇫🇷French Expert Debunks 🇵🇰Pakistan’s Claim Of Alleged 🇮🇳 Rafale Shootdown In Wuyan

During India’s Operation Sindoor, Pakistan claimed shooting down five Indian jets, including three Rafales. But experts now clarify these claims are false.

Here’s what really happened👇🧵 According to a French aviation expert, the wreckage circulating on social media near Wuyan village is NOT from a Rafale fighter jet. It’s a jettisoned external fuel tank, likely from a Mirage 2000 — a much older aircraft with parts dating back to 1984, before the Rafale even flew. The acronym on the tank reads "RPL," meaning "jettisonable external tank," not "RFL" as claimed by some. This debunks the core evidence Pakistan used to back their claims.

🇵🇰Bholari to Sargodha: 🇮🇳India’s Missiles Rewrote the Rules of Engagement

In a detailed report, journalist Sumit Ahlawat breaks down how India's night of precision strikes caught Pakistan off guard and shifted the regional balance.

Here's what happened.👇🧵 1️⃣
On the night of May 9/10, hours before a surprise ceasefire was brokered by then-US President Donald Trump, India launched a calculated and punishing air offensive on Pakistan.

The target: 11 major PAF air bases across the country.

Just Like 🇵🇰Pakistan! 🇺🇸U.S. Claims Victory Over 🇾🇪Houthis After Losing 7 MQ-9s, 3 F/A-18s & Near Miss For F-35s, F-16s

Two global powers—🇺🇸U.S. & 🇵🇰Pakistan—halted their recent military offensives, declared “victory,” and walked away. But how victorious were they really? Let’s break it down 🧵


1️⃣ Operation Rough Rider: What Was It?

On March 15, Trump launched a massive air campaign—Operation Rough Rider—against the Iran-backed Houthi militia in Yemen. Its aim: destroy Houthi capabilities, safeguard Red Sea shipping, and show strength. What followed, however, was far from a textbook success.

“Dump 🇫🇷Rafale, Buy 🇷🇺Su-57”? How Russian Media Aligned with 🇵🇰Pakistan & 🇨🇳China to Undermine 🇮🇳India’s Air Power

A thread on the shifting tone in Russian media post-Operation Sindoor, based on a report By @vkthakur:
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India’s Operation Sindoor was a precision strike against cross-border terror networks.

Yet, Russian media—both mainstream and social—chose to amplify Pakistani propaganda while ignoring India’s military success.
Why this tilt?

🇮🇳 Rafale Controversy: 🇺🇸U.S. Lost 63 Military Aircraft In 1991 But Won The Gulf War; Is West Sidelining India’s BIG WIN Over 🇵🇰Pakistan?

Some Western journalists and Pakistani voices are claiming that India "lost" Operation Sindoor because a few IAF jets were hit. But since when did counting aircraft losses become the yardstick for declaring victory in a war? 1️⃣
Let’s talk facts. The U.S. lost 75 aircraft in the 1991 Gulf War—28 in combat, 47 in non-combat scenarios. In WWII, it lost over 65,000 aircraft. Yet, no historian would say the U.S. lost those wars. Victory is defined by strategic gains, not scoreboard stats.

Not Just Retaliation—A Statement: 6 IMPACTFUL WEAPONS of India's Operation SINDOOR Phase I 🇮🇳

After the Pahalgam terror attack, India’s Operation Sindoor was a precise, multi-domain military response. These 6 weapons turned the tide of the conflict—each playing a critical, high-impact role on the battlefield.

Let's begin with👇:

1️⃣ Akash Missile System: India’s Indigenous SAM that clipped enemy's wings!

📌 The Akash is a DRDO-developed medium-range surface-to-air missile system, capable of engaging targets up to 25 km away with high accuracy in all-weather conditions.

🔴 In Operation Sindoor: Akash missiles brought down multiple UAVs and hostile airborne threats near critical bases. Its performance boosted confidence in indigenous air defense and proved that India’s homegrown tech can match imported systems in battlefield efficiency. 2️⃣ L70 Anti-Aircraft Gun: The Legacy Defender

📌 The L70 is a radar-guided 40mm anti-aircraft gun originally from Sweden, now upgraded with digital sights and tracking systems to destroy low-flying targets like drones and helicopters.

🔴 In Operation Sindoor: These guns were placed in vulnerable zones in J&K and played a key role in night operations. They brought down several Pakistani quadcopters and loitering munitions trying to breach Indian populated cities during blackouts, acting as the first line of response when radar visibility was limited.

☢️Nuclear fallout hovering over 🇮🇳India & 🇵🇰Pakistan, but do you know who owns the edge in NUKE Warheads?

The Indo-Pak conflict has de-escalated — but just barely.
Amid growing whispers that a nuclear exchange was narrowly avoided, a critical question arises:
If nukes were launched, which side would have had the upper hand?

A new global report offers insight. And for the first time in decades, the balance has shifted: 👇🧵 1️⃣ India Now Has 180 Nuclear Warheads — More Than Pakistan
According to the latest report by the Federation of American Scientists (FAS), India has 180 nuclear warheads, while Pakistan holds 170.
This quiet shift in numbers carries thunderous consequences — especially after a week that almost escalated into nuclear confrontation.

What was a 🇺🇸US nuclear emergency aircraft doing over 🇵🇰Pakistan?

A rare aircraft, built for nuclear disaster response, was spotted in 🇵🇰Pakistani airspace shortly after 🇮🇳 Indian airstrikes on key military facilities. While both nations stay tight-lipped, the presence of this aircraft is raising serious questions.

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The aircraft in question—Beechcraft B350 AMS—belongs to the US Department of Energy and is used under the Aerial Measuring System (AMS), a top-tier nuclear emergency response program.

Its job is clear-cut: it detects radiation leaks, maps nuclear fallout, and supports emergency responses during radiological events. It’s not a passenger plane, nor is it a routine military aircraft.

Its sudden appearance over Pakistan, especially after India’s deep-strike operation targeting multiple Pakistani airbases—including Mushaf in Sargodha, near the suspected underground nuclear site at Kirana Hills—wasn’t just coincidental.

This is the same aircraft used after Fukushima, in nuclear exercises, and to monitor post-blast environments during US testing. It’s rarely deployed abroad, and almost never without diplomatic clearance and purpose.

Made In 🇮🇳 India's Akash Missile "Clips The Wings" Of 🇨🇳Chinese, 🇹🇷Turkish Drones, Missiles

India's Akash Surface-to-Air Missile (SAM) system has come of age — and Operation Sindoor just proved it. In the latest confrontation with Pakistan, this indigenous missile didn’t just perform — it dominated.

A thread, based on @ritu86sharma report: 👇🧵
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In retaliation to Operation Sindoor, Pakistan launched waves of drones and missiles targeting Indian defense positions. But India’s response was swift and precise — thanks largely to the Akash missile system, which served as the backbone of air defense during the operation.

🇮🇳 India may jump straightaway to a 6th gen fighter if New Delhi agrees

The defence aviation industry is slowly and steadily moving towards 6th generation now, with certain countries and alliances have been formed to churn out the next stage of combat platform. India may soon play an important in this evolution as well.

🇯🇵Japan’s invitation to join the Global Combat Air Programme (GCAP) opens doors to co-developing a sixth-generation fighter jet with UK and Italy. Here's what it means for India—and for the Indo-Pacific, reported by @SakshiiTiwarii 👇🧵 1️⃣
The GCAP aircraft is not just another fighter jet—it's the future of combat aviation, combining AI, stealth, and manned-unmanned teaming. Initiated by 🇯🇵Japan, 🇬🇧UK, and 🇮🇹Italy, it aims to replace legacy jets like Japan’s F-2 and Europe’s Typhoon.