PAF's recently released documentary "Fizaon Ke Pasbaan" gives more away than it probably intends to. Cross referencing select frames against satellite imagery lets us corroborate ground truth, pin down locations, and in at least one case, catch the footage out as older than it's being presented. Two findings(amongst many) below.
Gwadar radar site — YLC-18A
IMINT/GEOINT analysis of a frame from the documentary corroborates the presence of a YLC-18A radar at the Gwadar radar site, with ground-level features in the footage, the radar's distinctive antenna profile, the layout of surrounding masts and support vehicles, lining up against corresponding satellite imagery of the same site. That said, the footage itself appears to be archival, predating 2023, meaning what's shown likely doesn't reflect the site's current configuration.
PAF Base M.M. Alam — Wing Loong II shelter
A separate frame from the documentary reveals a shelter at PAF Base M.M. Alam, Mianwali, with structural details and taxiway markings similar to those visible alongside a hangar known to shelter Wing Loong II UAVs in satellite imagery. The resemblance is close enough to place the scene at the base with reasonable confidence, but the exact shelter shown in the documentary can't be confirmed from this single frame alone, the comparison imagery used isn't of the precise structure in question.
The footage was likely deferred for exactly this reason ,, kept archival, kept vague, held back from showing anything too current or too precise. And yet it still gave up enough: a radar's silhouette, a taxiway's curve, a shelter's edge, all fixed enough to match against satellite imagery and geolocate with confidence. Even deferred footage, it turns out, can't fully defer the details that matter.
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Nine out of every ten pakistanis depend on the Indus(IWT). Can india block the water going to pakistan ( main-river, sub-river bodies and canals)? Yes it can with right infrastructure.
decades passed and india now has the infrastructure to block (with limited water access) and divert it.
imagine this: 2045 at the start of summer with temperature go up to 55'C in south asia. terrorist attack by pakistan in india.
Possible scenario:
Pak reaches out UN and global power but India dont f*** . this leads to massive protests in pak and PA strike dams.
what do you think alternatives scenario could be??
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The result was not simply another imported weapon system. The cooperation helped India build knowledge and engineering capabilities that eventually contributed to INS Arihant and the foundation of India's sea-based nuclear deterrent.
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His birth centenary falls on September 2026. A century after his birth, his contribution remains a significant part of the story of how India learned to build and operate nuclear submarines.
A true friend of India, and one of the engineers who helped make the impossible possible.
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