Cold Start? Quick End.

With things heating up across CFL
India invades Pakistan to execute its dream:
Split the country in two.
Crush resistance in Punjab.
Roll into Sindh.
Push west toward Balochistan & trigger a separatist uprising.
Let’s see how that goes.

(1/16)
You're an Indian general.
The doctrine is Cold Start.

Objectives:

• Cut through southern Punjab & Sindh
• Swing westward across desert terrain
• Link up with "friendly" insurgents in Balochistan.
• Declare "Free Balochistan" under Indian protection

One thrust. One win. Or so you thought.

(2/16)

One Country Bought Weapons, The Other Built a War Machine.
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Everyone here loves talking about India’s gorgeous Rafales and deadly S-400s.
They look sleek.
They sound deadly.
But modern warfare doesn’t care how your toys look.
It cares about how they coordinate attacks.

(1/12) Wars today aren’t won by platforms or quantity.

The battles are decided by who has the better strategy and cohesion.

Information and its flow decides who the victors are.

That’s the war Pakistan has honed itself in.

And India, well… still learning.

(2/12)

Not 1971 Anymore! Why Your Grandpa’s Victory Doesn’t Apply 🧵
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History doesn’t repeat itself.
It burns those who think it will.
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It is your turn now.

(1/11)
Indian analysts still look at Pakistan through an old 70s lens:
✅ Split East and West
✅ Overrun conventional lines
✅ Parade POWs

Good old 1971.

But guess what?
Things have changes.

Pakistan isn't that Pakistan.
And India isn't that India.

(2/11)

India thinks they can “turn off the tap and stop Indus from flowing towards Pakistan.”
As if the Indus is a water cooler they can lean on at will.
Spoiler: it isn’t.
🧵 A thread on water, war, and why you can’t choke a river that doesn’t answer to you.
(1/9) The Indus River system originates in Chinese Tibet, flows through IIOJK, and spills into Pakistan.
It waters 90% of Pakistan’s agriculture, sustains 250 million lives, and powers an entire civilization.
Mess with that & the response won’t be measured in megawatts.
It’ll be in megaton yields.
(2/9)

🧵 Capturing the Monkey 🐒

On 26th Feb the resolve of a nation was tested, The world watched, holding its breath, as events unfolded. Two nuclear armed countries stood at a flashpoint, India had tried to target a supposed terrorist training camp at the crest of a hill on the border of AJK and KPK.

(1/15)
During the night Pakistan air force's air defence command detected multiple bogeys approaching at multiple sectors.
Aircraft on patrol were vectored, majority of the bogeys turned back.
The package up north managed to lob their munitions hastily.
But the bombs had missed their supposed target a children's seminary hitting uninhabited areas near Jabba, Balakot, causing no casualties.

(2/15)

🧵 Zero Shots fired; Thousands laid dead 🚨

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On December 13th 2001 5️⃣ armed assailants in a vehicle which had labels of Home Ministry and Parliament drove into the Indian Parliament Building.
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This happened forty minutes after the sessions of both the Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha had adjourned but the parliament building still had officials inside.
The assailants armed with rifles, grenade launchers and grenades started shooting....

India, a country that prides itself in being the largest democracy in the world, a country that has been vying for superpower status for ages now but is being held back by an invisible hand even though it meets almost all the prerequisites of one.

Lets try to dissect why India is being held back.
(1/N) A 'security state' is a state that prioritizes national security over individual freedoms. Policies often center on strict surveillance, militarization, and the curtailment of civil liberties in the name of protecting the nation.

Is this where India stands today?

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Improvised but not the good kind: IEDs a brief look
(IEDs A Thread)
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In the modern battlefield dangers lurk everywhere. The non conventional enemies don't play by the rules they have no boundaries. They can target anyone and everyone.

(1/N) What is an IED?

Improvised Explosive Devices or IEDs are homemade devices that use explosives and shrapnel to cause damage.
They have no defined shape or size which makes them difficult to identify and easy to hide among everyday objects.
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🧵Deep Dive: A brief look into Anti-Submarine Warfare (ASW)

The art of detecting, tracking & neutralizing underwater threats is called Anti-Submarine #Warfare (ASW). With this thread you will be taking a dive into the underwater world of Anti #Submarine Warfare. 🌊⚓
(1/N) What is a Submarine?
A submarine is a vessel capable of operating underwater undetected for extended periods, often at great depths. Designed & built for #combat they're the apex predators at sea, #stealthy, silent & destructive.
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⚡Disrupt, Deny, Dominate-Electronic Warfare and its Role. 🧵

In the invisible realm of electromagnetic waves and radio signals, battles are fought and wars are won. Welcome to the world of Electronic Warfare (EW).

(1/N) In this thread, we’ll explore:
1️⃣ What is EW?
2️⃣ How is it done?
3️⃣ Types of EW.
4️⃣ What are its ultimate goals?

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Taking over the Wakhan Corridor will be a strategic mishap the likes of which even this country hasn't seen before.
I sincerely hope that the narrative is only being pushed on Social media and has no real world implications.
Here's to hoping better sense prevails.
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Wakhan is the only land route that connects Afghanistan to China.
China has vested interests in Afghanistan as an alternative route to Iran/Red Sea.
Taking over Wakhan means we're essentially going against China and that's a struggle we won't be able to endure.
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The Rise of Quantum Dragons
Chinese J-XX/JH-XX Sixth Generation Aircraft
Again China has managed to stun the world with its technical prowess as social media flooded with videos and images of a new Sixth Generation Fighter Aircraft.
(1/17) The aircraft looked something out of a sci fi movie. It was being escorted by a J20S dual seater acting as chase plane. (2/17)

Burning Bridges; Leading the Way - Assault Bridges
The battle is shaped by the battlefield it is fought on. Even in this day and age terrain can stop a marching army to a standstill.
To counter threats posed by natural terrain, modern militaries rely on specialized units: The Engineers.
(1/N) Trained for both construction and destructions the military engineers can literally move mountains and split rivers.
Among their arsenal is a feat of engineering; The Assault Bridge.
A Bridge, simply put, is a structure connecting two points that are otherwise separated by an obstacle.
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Valor in the Face of Overwhelming Odds (A short Thread)
Imagine being thousands of kilometers away from home in hostile territory holding a small fortified camp with only 70(40 regulars and 30 paramilitary) against thousands of Mukti Rebels and thousands of Regular Indian troops supported by Air force and artillery for 21 days without rations or even the thought of a backup.
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Kamalpur was a small border town part of the larger Jamalpur district which was known as the gateway to Dhaka, a small Pakistani outpost stood tall. On the orders of the Indian high command a brigade of Muktis called the Z brigade under the command of Col Zia Ur Rehman attacked the camp at Kamalpur on June 12th 1971
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Social Media Marketing - The Weapon of Mass Manipulation (A Thread)
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In March of 2018, News outlets reported that a company by the name of Cambridge Analytica misused user data acquired under the false pretense of academic research.
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#SocialMediaMarketing #PsyOps
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Your phone knows more about you than you'd be comfortable to admit. We have all had that moment when we were thinking about something and the advertisement for that exact same thing popped up on our timeline? This is what targeted marketing is.
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Pakistan's Catch 22

Insanity is doing the same thing over and over and expecting different results.
-Albert Einstein

A living breathing example of this saying can be seen in Pakistan's Foreign Policy especially when it comes to Afghanistan.
(1/N) A similar cycle of patterns repeating over decades upon decades ending in similar result, a destabilized Afghanistan and in turn a porous western border to a land where multiple groups are fighting with one another without a single one having a complete writ over the land.
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Demystifying Ballistic Missiles, A Thread!
by Yours truly (who has absolutely no technical expertise on rocketry or ballistics or missiles)
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Basics of Ballistics Trajectory
When you throw or propel an object at an angle with a force then it follows a path called a trajectory and lands at a distance under the force of gravity, this path is called a ballistic trajectory, the distance is called range and the object is called a projectile.
(1/n) So from ancient times people have harnessed ranged weapons from sticks to the modern bullets, every ranged weapon, it more or less follows a ballistic trajectory.
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So now we have got the basics out of the way, lets move ahead with this thread. I promise I'll try my best not to bore you with any more physics.
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Lebanon Pager Explosions -An Elaborate US/Israeli Operation
On September 16, 2024, Beirut was rocked by thousands of small explosions, claiming 9 lives and injuring 2,750 others. This was later seen as one of the most sophisticated and large scale attacks carried out by Israel's Mossad. Many initially deemed it a cyberattack, but it was actually a more sophisticated side-channel attack.
(Side channel attacks exploit vulnerabilities in electronics/computer systems without actual gaining access to them)
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How did it come to this point?2he BMS (Battery Management System) was targeted via Zero day Vulnerability which caused the battery to heat up, balloon and explode
(Zero day vulnerabilities are the vulnerabilities that are by design present in a hardware/software system and can't be patched).
How did it come to this point?
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Imagine being thousands of kilometres away from home in enemy territory holding a small fortified camp with only 140 (70 regulars and 70 paramilitary) against thousands of Muktis and thousands of indian troops supported by Air force and artillery for 21 days without rations. 1/n Kamalpur was a small border town part of the larger Jamalpur district which was known as the gateway to Dhaka, a small Pakistani outpost stood tall.
On the orders of the indian high command a brigade of Muktis called the Z brigade under the command of Col Ziaurehman attacked 2/n