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@jurgen_nauditt India doesn’t take lectures from a country still trying to outgrow its own Hitler-era shadows. We act in our national interest - end of story.

Fuck India – you're welcoming the worst mass murderer since Hitler. Putin has visited India for the first time since the start of Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine. Following negotiations with the US and a visit from the Chinese in Moscow, he continues his diplomatic tour: In India, he is greeted with dancing and hugs.

Breakthrough! DRDO successfully tests fighter jet escape system at 800 km/h, validating canopy break, ejection, and full crew recovery — a major boost to India’s aircraft safety tech. #DRDO #India

Our response to media queries regarding a statement by Pakistan on overflight clearance⬇️ 🔗 bit.ly/4ryIDHo

A Country Facing Food Shortages at Home Sends Expired Supplies Abroad? Pakistan’s Aid to Sri Lanka Sparks Questions.

Booked AG bus via @Paytm from Rishikesh to Kashmiri Gate ID: 25437667313 on 08/06/2025. Operator cancelled for Paytm users - no message, no refund. Still got “Journey Successful” Operator-7042427044 lied & cut call. Please act @paytmcare @MoRTHIndia @AshwiniVaishnaw @ConsumerCom

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First it was mediators like the UN and the World Bank, and now it's the USA. J.D. Vance said, 'It's none of our business,' yet they still interfere in our matters. And who is Trump to announce a ceasefire? Disappointed. 😔 Jai Hind 🇮🇳 🙏🏼

@ShamaJunejo That’s the difference - India uses drones to blast; Pakistan sends its own people, always ready to blow themselves up for 72 hoors.

Another F-16 ready to fly over India 🤣

@ShamaJunejo Aaye didi, aapko kuchh nahi pata. Jo sindoor lagta hai na, wahi uske baad wala kaam karta hai. Agar India ne Pakistan ko sindoor lagaya na, to uske baad ka kaam bhi India hi karega - aur badle mein Balochistan hoga, Jaise 1971 me Bangladesh hua tha.

India ne sindoor laga diya hai, baad wala kaam Pakistan ki fauj karay gi 😂😂😂 Waah Didi Firdous Waah 🤣🤣🤣

Pakistani drones carried out strikes across Jammu, Srinagar, Punjab, Rajasthan, and several other regions in India. Indian air defense systems swiftly intercepted and neutralized the aerial threats. Jai hind 🇮🇳🫡

Jai hind! 🇮🇳🫡

@Tiju0Prakash @grok verify the nationality of this account

Even our own journalist is telling that no terrorist has been killed in #OperationSindoor #IndiaPakistanWar

@HamidMirPAK @grok bhai confirm kr do😂

Indian government officials confirmed that their three fighter jets crashed

@HamidMirPAK India has already shown it can suspend the Indus Waters Treaty if pushed beyond patience. Now it's your turn - go ahead, try suspending the Simla Agreement. Just remember, when you tear up the last thread of diplomacy, you better be ready to face what comes next. Your move.

The so-called "water strike" from India may not leave Pakistan high and dry,but India will emerge as the bigger loser after a "Shimla strike" by Pakistan. My column on the suspension of water treaty and the scenario after the suspension of Shimla agreement geo.tv/latest/601742-…

@BasedTrader_ India doesn’t shout, it acts. Our nukes are silent, but the message is loud. When the time comes, you'll know we were never unserious.

Israel has been preparing to strike Iran's nuclear weapon facilities for almost 22 years India do not even know where Pakistan's nuclear weapons are located. There's no country as incompetent and unserious as India.

@HamidMirPAK Can Pakistan send 93,000 soldiers and reclaim land from the Shimla Agreement? Breaking it would only worsen the situation for Pakistan, not help it reclaim anything. India has always respected the agreement, and cancelling it would only give India more freedom to act.

New debate in Pakistan. If India is determined to say goodbye to Indus Water Treaty which was brokered by World Bank then Pakistan also has the right to walk away from Simla Agreement which was not brokered by any international player.

@HamidMirPAK Terminating the Shimla Agreement could be a strategic misstep for Pakistan, as it would allow India greater freedom to take stronger actions, including pursuing the reclamation of Pakistan - occupied Kashmir (PoK), without the constraints of previous diplomatic commitments.

@HamidMirPAK Go ahead and suspend the airspace. We’ve adapted before, and we’ll do it again. Your airlines barely operate internationally, and you’ll lose millions in overflight fees. Meanwhile, think about how you'll survive without water - remember where your rivers come from.

Tit for Tat. Suspension of Indian flights in Pakistani air space would primarily affect: •Flights from Delhi/Mumbai to Europe •Flights to Central Asia, Russia, and North America •Airlines like Air India, Vistara, and IndiGo with international operations These flights would need to reroute via the Arabian Sea, Iran, or China, increasing: •Flight time •Fuel consumption •Operating cost

@UnumFatima What a joke! Remember 1948, 1965, 1971, and Kargil 1999? Every time you tried, the Indian Army sent you running. In 1971, we took 90,000 of your soldiers as POWs. Try again - and we might just have our breakfast in Lahore.

End of Shimla Agreement LOC no more exist Pakistan Army can cross LOC Make a "wick" of the Shimla Agreement and Give it to India , Pakistan's Defense Minister Khawaja Asif #IndianFalseFlagExposed #Kashmir #Pahalgam #TerroristAttack #PahalgamAttack

@UnumFatima Ending the Shimla Agreement could backfire on Pakistan - India would gain a freer hand to act, including stronger moves to reclaim Pakistan - occupied Kashmir (PoK), without being bound by past diplomatic restraints.

The End of the Shimla Agreement: Strategic Benefits for Pakistan The Shimla Agreement (1972), signed after the Indo-Pak war of 1971, has long been a cornerstone of bilateral relations between Pakistan and India. However, with shifting geopolitical dynamics, increasing Indian aggression in Kashmir, and repeated violations of the agreement’s terms, Pakistan stands to gain significant strategic advantages if the treaty is formally terminated. This article explores the potential benefits for Pakistan if the Shimla Agreement is dissolved. 1. Removal of Restrictions on Kashmir’s Internationalization Current Limitation: The Shimla Agreement binds both nations to resolve disputes bilaterally, preventing Pakistan from effectively raising Kashmir at global forums like the UN. Post-Termination Advantage: Pakistan could reinternationalize Kashmir, bringing human rights violations to the UN, ICC, and OIC without diplomatic constraints. Increased pressure on India through multilateral sanctions and censure. Stronger advocacy for Kashmiri self-determination via global media and legal campaigns.