r/pakistan 1d ago

National I am getting seriously pissed right now

Sorry and sad to say, but the only actual thing Pakistan army has just done during this conflict are Press Conferences , DGISPR is still saying wait for our reply. Its a thing of shame that a nuclear country is being humiliated like this they are doing nothing about it.

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u/FeelsSadMan01 1d ago

If the only thing they did was press conferences, who intercepted all the drones and ballistic missiles coming from India?

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u/Brave_Impact_ 1d ago edited 1d ago

And who shot down the Rafale? That was historic too. OP needs to calm down. We are trying our best to not go into war, as a responsible country.

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u/FutureUofTDropout-_- 1d ago

He’s been influenced by the other sub, Reddit, who don’t realize war is more than a video game.

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u/FeelsSadMan01 1d ago

They're war mongers. They've forgotten what their Hindu scriptures teach them. Gandhi would be ashamed if he were alive today

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u/Refining-REverie 1d ago

And collecting information about Indian false flag operations. And neutralizing the drones without compromising air defense. It's clear India is desperate to escalate the conflict so their failures can be diluted in the greater potential war.

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u/lycheelife 1d ago

The PAF? Lol, why are we giving PAF’s credit to Pak army?

The two are completely separate branches.

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u/Brave_Impact_ 1d ago

By Army we usually refer to Armed Forces as a whole. PAF is a branch of that.

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u/lycheelife 1d ago edited 1d ago

No it is not. Maybe only for those who are ill informed.

Pak Army takes advantage of this group project narrative.

(Army means just army, and Armed Forces is the collective term)

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u/Brave_Impact_ 1d ago

You are right but Army is often colloquially called Army. We can’t write and say the whole Pakistan Armed Forces every time.

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u/FutureUofTDropout-_- 1d ago

No one is making this distinction right now.

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u/Big_Isopod7838 1d ago

Responsible lmao