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Drones sighted: Jalandhar, Udhampur, Akhnoor, Kathua, Pathankot

(credible sources)

Ceasefire violations: Samba, Jammu (12/05)

Pakistan breaks ceasefire across border areas again, India intercepting drones.

Samba: confirmed

Akhnoor: suspected

Source: ANI

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Ceasefire violations: Samba, Jammu (12/05)

Pakistan breaks ceasefire across border areas again, India intercepting drones.

Samba: confirmed

Akhnoor: suspected

Source: ANI

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Flipping through old books.

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listen our prime minister has a hundred faults but fuck if he doesn't have the guts and the spirit and a visionary mind to behold he's the best we've ever had

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Desiblr, as usual, is colourful today. Especially with war breaking out between India and Pakistan and I’m seeing so many different viewpoints and as someone who currently lives in Jammu and Kashmir and saw and heard the missiles, who has friends who’s families live on the border, whatever the fuck is happening right now is not pretty. It’s not good.

Schools, houses and residents also got hurt and bombed in poonch last night. People gloating about last night on desiblr are the people who live far away and in the safety of their homes. People here are not collateral damage btw. We are people. It’s dangerous. It’s fucking crazy.

Students here are fleeing in terror. You guys are fucking crazy. This is war and this is not funny or cool. It’s so easy to be patriotic when you and your loved ones are not scared out of your wits and not suffering.

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Satellite Proof of Operation Sindoor

This is what we call a proper proof and not just say "it's all over social media"

I can hear leftist and people from neighbour country already crying XD

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@latent-thoughts @rhysaka @mrityuloknative @moonie-19 @anngaar @akshayataa

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Terrorist attack, civilians killed.

India: retaliates, clears out terror camps

Pakistan: Treats terror attacks as national offence, starts attacking indian civilian residences, moves army bases to densely populated areas

India: Damages 9+ air bases, 2 radar bases

Pakistan: calls up US, requests ceasefire, breaks ceasefire in 2.5 hours, declares victory at 3am in the morning? prime minister praises military chief for? whatever reason? insists military chief does not listen to their Prime Minister? 😭

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Since I've been getting a lot of interaction on here recently, I feel like this is long overdue-

PSA: Read Before You Follow or Engage

This space is zero tolerance for:

Terror apologists

Pakistan sympathizers who ignore their history of violence

Those who justify or dismiss attacks on Indian civilians and soldiers

People who play the “both sides” card when one side sponsors terrorism

Those who compare India’s right to self-defense with apartheid regimes

Bigots hiding behind “activism” while spewing selective outrage

Anyone who mocks the pain of Kashmiri Pandits, Indian soldiers, or innocent civilians killed by Pakistani state-sponsored terror

Homophobes, transphobes, or anyone who disrespects queer lives and identities

Racists/Casteists

This is not a place for performative wokeness or moral grandstanding based on half-baked narratives.

I stand for truth, justice, equality, and peace that isn’t one-sided.

If that offends you, this isn’t your space.

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In 2006, the United States signed arms transfer agreements with Pakistan in excess of $3.5 billion, ranking Pakistan first among all arms clients of the United States during that calendar year. The key elements in Pakistan's arms purchases from the United States were 36 F-16C/D Block 50/52 fighter aircraft for $1.4 billion; a variety of missiles and bombs to be utilized on the F-16 C/D fighter aircraft for over $640 million; the purchase of Mid-Life Update Modification Kits to upgrade Pakistan's F-16A/B aircraft for $890 million; and 115 M109A5 155mm Self-propelled howitzers for $52 million. The rise of Pakistan to its new status as a major arms purchaser from the United States is particularly noteworthy given the difficulties the United States has had with Pakistan since the 1970s over its successful effort to produce nuclear weapons. The total value of Pakistan's 2006 arms purchases from the United States nearly matches the total value of all Foreign Military Sales (FMS) program purchases by Pakistan from the United States for the entire period from FY1950-FY2001 (more than $3.6 billion in current dollars). For the period from calendar year 2005 through calendar year 2008, Pakistan has placed orders with the United States for defense articles and services through the FMS program valued at $4.5 billion.1

It's outrageous and absolutely infuriating that the U.S. handed over more than $3.5 billion worth of deadly weapons to Pakistan—a country with a well-documented history of breeding terrorism, destabilizing the region, and violating every notion of peace. How can a nation that claims to fight terrorism fund and arm the very state that has time and again used such weapons against its own neighbors? This isn’t just hypocrisy—it’s a slap in the face to every nation that’s been a victim of Pakistan-sponsored violence. Strategic interests don’t justify empowering a reckless, dangerous state with F-16s and missiles. It’s not diplomacy; it’s feeding the fire. And then the world expects us to stay calm, to show restraint? Enough. Peace cannot survive in a region where one side is constantly armed to the teeth while the other is told to turn the other cheek.

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Pakistan violates ceasefire with India.

Udhampur, Jammu and Kashmir.

It hadn’t even been 3 hours since the news of ceasefire and they’re already back at their terrorist activities.

You cannot defend this anymore.

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The sheer diplomatic ingenuity of Operation Sindoor is astounding. I love the name, by the way. How poetically apt.

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May 9th, evening: Heavy drone attacks on 13+ Indian cities, in residential areas. India retaliates lightly, defensively knocking out drones. Attacks continue and increase.

May 10th, 01:40am: India retaliates, targeting and damaging Pakistani airbases.

May 10th, 5:30 am: Credible source confirm 5+ military bases attacked. Meanwhile drone attacks on Indian cities continue.

May 10th, afternoon: 11+ Pakistani military bases attacked.

May 10th, 15:35 pm. The DGMO, Pakistan dials up Indian diplomats requesting a ceasefire. The military heads of both countries reach an understanding to cease fire from 17:00 hours, while India's stance on the IWT policy holds.

And now we have Trump hyphenating India and Pakistan, trying to lord over a ceasefire that was directly brokered with an understanding between the two countries.

FYI, the ceasefire lasted less than an hour, though credible reports state the time to be less than 3 hours, before Pakistan started attacking Akhnoor.

Last night: Pakistan attacked 20+ cities, civilian residential areas along the Indo-Pak border the entire night.

And this is just the officially confirmed bits and I won't speak about the unofficial sensitive info. Mind you, our officials really don't release much info mostly because they know what things will be taken out of context like.

And in the morning, India is the aggressor.

1947 pakistan attacked first

1965 pakistan attacked first

1971 pakistan attacked first

1999 pakistan attacked first

2001 terrorist attack by pakistan

2006 terrorist attack by pakistan

2008 11/26 terrorist attack by pakistan

2016 terrorist attack by pakistan

2019 terrorist attack by pakistan

2025 terrorist attack by pakistan

yet the cries for peace and humanity only echo when India retaliates.

the world weeps when terrorist camps are reduced to dust—but stayed silent when our people were turned to ashes. was our blood not red enough to stain headlines? did it not matter, just because it flowed quietly through classrooms and prayer halls in Poonch? where was the outrage when bombs fell on unaware children in response to us shelling their terrorists? when prayers were silenced mid-sentence in Gurudwara?

was peace not a global concern then?

was humanity not an international concern when our unarmed citizens were hunted down and killed right in front of their family—mercilessly shot in the name of religion—when all they wanted was to enjoy a vacation with their families in the hills of Pahalgam?

do only terrorists deserve mercy? not the child clutching his dead father’s shirt? not the mother who still sets a plate for the son who’ll never come home?

why does the world stay silent when we mourn, but raise its voice when we defend?

do the hands that carry weapons of hate deserve more compassion than the hands that held their daughter’s as they died?

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Pakistan claiming Indian missiles hit Afghanistan, and then immediately getting factchecked by TALIBAN 😭😭😭 what is this hadd gareeb qaum running on

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As someone who remembers 9/11 and 7/7 and the aftermath of both very well, two things strike me:

1. Leftists now are doing the very same thing that right wing bigots did - conflating ordinary Muslims living their everyday lives with extremist Islamist terrorists.

2. They’re doing this IN FAVOUR of the terrorists! To the point where every terrorist attack that kills innocent civilians is actually some sort of social justice praxis against “colonialism.”

You don’t actually have to side with terrorists to prove how very open minded and unracist you are - when you look at a Muslim and all you see is the potential for violence - whether “terrorist” or “freedom fighter” then you’re a fucking bigot, and it doesn’t really matter what area of the political spectrum you sit in.

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Too bad the prophet Cassandra never met Odysseus

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there’s a lot of evidence that the iliad and the odyssey were actually composed by a variety of poets through an oral tradition rather than just by one poet, so what if the homeric texts are actually just a very long game of D&D