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Lol Many of your own accounts claimed fatalities in 'thousands' (soldiers terrorists).
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No dear if we used airforce then you would have been doomed. Even without airforce you managed to get 400-700 casualties on pak sides from confirmed reports while your casualties are 500 or below even with airforce you couldnt save your own soldiers
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Even with F-16, what would've PAF done? No BVRAAM till late 2000s
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Oh saar according to the deal paf was not allowed to use f16 to smoke up india. Although kargil was a total blunder by that bigot musharaf who dint even informed the airforce. Learn some history kiddo
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Lmao Pt 5353 was on Pakistan's side of LOC. Additionally, your objective was to capture entire Kargil & then Kashmir, not pt 5353 (even if I assume you did), right?
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Is that how wars are won? Lmao 🤣 You airforce wasn't even in a position to support their troops. F-16s were flying with AIM-9L against Fulcrum's R-27. Hence your troops were fighting without any air cover, while Mirages were pounding them with LGBs.
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Have you checked how many indian aircrafts were destroyed in kargil?
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For Kargil, your military was whooped. They had to retreat. India took control of those peaks. Your airforce was in position to fight cuz they lacked BVR missiles (first AMRAAM got delivered in late 2000s). IAF was relentlessly bombing your soldiers.
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48, Pakistan took 1/3 of Kashmir before Indian Army got deployed there. After IA's deployment, they started losing the war. 71, you were whooped on western Front as well. Lost 15,010km² area in west, half of navy & 75-94 aircrafts. Kargil, 🇮🇳 controls all the peaks. For 65:
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You do realize green just means Pakistani flag right
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(1) Over nearly the same period of time, a significant increase in the use of APAP was reported in German NICUs, occurring in 8.1% of all infants with very low birth weights by 2010.2 (2) Data gathered in 2017-2018 from nearly 30 000 French infants showed that APAP was the third most commonly administered medication behind vitamin K and vitamin D and was given to >65% of all infants born at less than 27 weeks of gestation. "It is likely that this rapid increase in APAP exposure is primarily driven by the desire to provide analgesia and limit opioid exposure." (3) In fact, one French NICU reported that by 2012-2013, nearly 95% of patients in the NICU postsurgery were administered APAP These data have been interpreted as demonstrating that “paracetamol is somehow a ‘rising star’ in NICU pain management.”
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I have realised that the intensity of my pain is directly proportional to my love for my mother. The more pain you’re in, the more intensely you long for, or call out for, your mother. The moment something hurts, I stop being an adult. I begin calling out her in multiple languages and occasionally in what can only be described as toddler dialect. “Aaaaiiiii!” “Aai ga!” “Maaaaaa!” “Oh mumma!” And then, once the crisis has passed and dignity returns, a calm little “Ma.” I do wonder why I never scream “Papa.” Even experimentally, it doesn’t feel right. Perhaps fathers are for solutions and mothers are for existential emergencies. On a more serious note, today was a good day. Two weeks ago, I couldn’t lift my leg at all. Today, I lifted it with a one-kilogram weight attached to it. A tiny victory by most standards, but a significant expansion of my threshold after 76 hours and 45days. I often wonder how I got so lucky to be surrounded by such remarkable doctors, both here in Bangalore and back home. Most of them are in their late thirties, yet they carry an astonishing amount of grit, patience, and faith in the human body’s ability to begin again. #bangalore #postsurgery #determination #hope #injury
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Nai aukat tumhari Boht gareeb ho
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We gotta attack the water infrastructure and also, if Kashmiris are willing, back to 1990s
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