The failed “Herof 2.0” operation, initiated by Fitna al Hindustan BLA terrorists is now nearing its end.
The security forces' strategy worked perfectly! 💪🇵🇰
In just 48 hours , precision operations hit secret BLA hideouts hard, eliminating 51 terrorists and smashing their network.
The whole point of these covert ops was to flush them out completely force them to come out of hiding and now that they've emerged, they're being taken down one by one with no mercy.
No safe havens left. No escape routes. Pakistan's defenders are on the front foot, dismantling terror infrastructure piece by piece.
#TerroristBLA
#Balochistan
@Gyrfalcon955 @Defencematrix1 Blk 3 uses RKW 2200E MAWS with IEWS controlled by dedicated EW management system. A similar system to the one being used by J10 ce but the latter uses S740 MAWS.
Written by Wg Cdr (retd.) Perci Virji ex PAF:
The news of an Indian Air Force Tejas crashing during an aerobatic display at the Dubai Air Show is heartbreaking beyond words. Aerobatics are flown on the razor’s edge of the flight envelope—where skill, courage, and precision exist in unforgiving margins. These are not stunts; they are acts of professional mastery, performed by men and women who accept personal risk in the service of national pride and technological confidence.
To the Indian Air Force and to the grieving family of the fallen airman: I offer my deepest and sincerest condolences. A pilot is not merely lost — a guardian of the sky is silenced.
What pains me further is the disgraceful reaction of a few on our side of the border who choose mockery over empathy. This is not patriotism; this is moral illiteracy. One may question policies, decisions, even doctrines — but never the courage of a fellow aviator doing his duty. He flew not for applause, but for his flag, just as we fly for ours. That deserves honour, not ridicule.
I too have lost brothers in uniform under similar unforgiving circumstances — Sherdil Leader Flt Lt Alamdar and Sqn Ldr Hasnat — men who lived and died at the far edge of performance. There are no nationalities in the moment an aircraft goes quiet. There is only loss, and a family left in shattered silence.
A true professional respects another professional. A true warrior salutes another warrior—even across enemy lines. Anything less stains our own uniform.
May the departed pilot find eternal blue skies beyond turbulence.
May his family find strength where words fail.
And may we, on both sides, find the maturity to honour courage — not mock its cost.
Photo Wg Cdr Perci (PAF)
@NewsIADN They can't as Su30 is a Russian product while HAL is just an assembler of the aircraft and parts not the manufacturer or joint partner. United Aircraft will sue HAL for breaching the IPR clause in that case. Armenia can simply buy those from the OEM that is UAC instead.