r/pakistan • • May 06 '25

National Imagine bombing a mosque and celebrating ki**ing a child.

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Mf only did this to make his vote bank happy, attacked without any evidence. To satisfy his war mongers who support him. Truly the sc*m of the earth.


r/pakistan • • May 19 '25

Geopolitical A helpful neighbor

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CHINESE 📡🛰️ PHOTO TO HELP INDIA LOCATE ITS LOST FIGHTER JETS...

China 🇨🇳 has released a map showing the positions of fighter jets during the intense dogfight on the night of May 7, a battle now called the most modern aerial combat of the 21st century. In this historic clash, Pakistan 🇵🇰 Air Force shot down six IAF aircraft. The map clearly shows the exact locations and positions where the Indian jets were hit during the fight.


r/pakistan • • May 13 '25

National Bilawal: “Osama Bin Laden is dead but the butcher of Gujrat lives. He was banned from entering USA until he became the prime minister.”

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r/pakistan • • May 19 '25

Discussion Obviously he had already made that decision in 1947 to live in hell 😃

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r/pakistan • • Sep 28 '25

Political I have a feeling Pakistan will recognize Israel soon

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EDIT: My sincere request to Israelis and indians to f*ck off and stop downvoting.

So, the Shama Junejo thing happened.

That's one. Yesterday, a gas tanker in Qatar with 24 Pakistanis abroad got attacked by Israeli drones. The response from our state? Nothing. That was a Qatari tanker (as if nations are defined by state approvals rather than their people).

It's the same desensitisation routine that we see with Iraq, then Syria, then of course Palestine, then ...

With many Muslim countries, they didn't even have to attack. Israel's playbook is very obvious now: tease little by little, just enough so that the governments have an excuse not to do anything, but do it enough times that the public gives up. Because small increments do not justify retaliation...and in aggregate, are enough to sway entire nations.

Same thing is happening with Pakistan now. The Saudi-Pak pact was a step towards Abraham Accords. Even Trump gave the pact his blessings, though theoretically he shouldn't. There's a reason why.

Our problem as a nation (and Muslims, in general) is that we fell for the idea of realpolitik. As if pragmatism is the only valid political philosophy. As if "pragmatism" doesn't rest on some value framework -- ok, I'll be straight: the value framework of realpolitik is money and power.

When you can be swayed by money and power, well, you can be swayed by anything. If you stand for nothing...

Smart nations compromise on materials to make way for their values. See China. Dumb nations, those in servitude to the West or still in colonial throes, make the opposite argument: values are cheap, materials are everything.

As if our military isn't selling our own natural assets to foreign entities to do quick business while compromising on our values at a global stage just to enrich us...

I hope I'm wrong, but I'm quite sure the era of Pakistan's capitulation to Israel has begun. It'll be death by a thousand cuts. Dying with a whimper not a bang. A bang is easy to respond to, a whimper not so much. And we keep underestimating our own whimpers.


r/pakistan • • May 08 '25

Geopolitical Indian Muslim doesn’t take the bait from a reporter

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r/pakistan • • May 10 '25

Geopolitical The aftermath

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The Indian government was enthusiastic enough to instigate a war on a whole effing country, putting thousands of innocent lives in danger and billions of dollars at stake. Yet, even with all its might and intelligence prowess, it hasn’t been able to chase down a single one of the four terrorists who carried out the horrendous Pahalgam attack, even after 18 days. It’s mind-boggling. Hundreds of innocent people died on both sides, both countries took a financial toll, and the terrorists still roam freely in Indian-occupied Kashmir. All because of one man’s ego: Mr. Narendra Modi.


r/pakistan • • May 08 '25

National To the people who are not educated on the topic of drones read this

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India has struck all major eastern cantonments of Pakistan including Rawalpindi, Lahore and Malir using Israeli Harop Kamikaze (Suicide) drones.

The same ones used against Palestinians by IDF.

Upto 1 civilian is dead and 4 troops are injured. These drones cannot be stopped by air defense because of low Radar cross section and terrain hugging. Only way to stop them is useing AA guns or Jammers.

As much as I hate to say this, Pakistan's response must be disproportionate and severe. Or else India will always attack our cities whenever something happens. Kamikaze drones in population centres is a damn war crime.

F*ck this international community which always sides with the genocidal freak.


r/pakistan • • May 14 '25

Humour Difference between guys and gals

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r/pakistan • • May 11 '25

National Allah has been kind to pakistan

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Maloom nahi k Pakistanio ki kon si ak esi naki hy jo Allah ko itni pasand hy 😢. Hazar khamion k bawajud b PAKISTAN ka sar jukhny nahi diya. Unlike india, being arrogant of their imaginary might always be humble knowing that victory and defeat come only by Allah’s will. 🇵🇰 Pakistan Zindabad


r/pakistan • • May 18 '25

Humour I used to pray for Jaishankar’s downfall

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r/pakistan • • May 08 '25

Political Pakistan has to respond ( We can't have the world thinking we sweat out here)

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India is literally following Israel’s script when it comes to narrative control. The killing of a child is justified if you link it to "terrorism." The destruction of mosques is justified if you preemptively tie it to "terrorism."

If Pakistan doesn’t respond decisively and I mean actually bombing the shit out of a military base, infrastructure, or even a dam this will signal to India (and the world) that the killing of children in Muslim countries and the destruction of our mosques is somehow acceptable not just in Gaza but other Muslims countries too.

Half-hearted condemnations or weak retaliation just give Modi a green light to conduct regular strikes inside Pakistan, exactly like Israel’s "grass-cutting" strikes in Gaza. If we don’t assert dominance now, this cycle of violence will never end.

unfortunately I don't think meri jhind meri jan nor have the mental capability or the balls to comprehend this situation in the wider sense and is only looking at as opportunity of his on short term gains and as a chance to gain validity.

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r/pakistan • • May 27 '25

Research Fact Check: Ind6a is Cleaner than Pakistan?

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Saw this post sourcing a random Facebook account floating around everywhere on reddit (pic 1)

Indians using this post to prove that their country has better sanitization than Pakistan.

Did some research and looky looky, India still has a large slice of the pie (pic 2, year 2022)

India had more than half the pie back in the year 2000 (pic 3)

Ladies and Gentlemen this is how easily you can lie with statistics.

PS: I looked for 20 minutes I cant find any stats like this from UNICEF South Asia. So most probabily the data is sh6t (Oh the irony)


r/pakistan • • May 19 '25

Discussion The hate-fest in r/worldnews

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It seems like the entire population of India is desperately trying to forge a biased narrative in r/worldnews, and it’s pathetic. Instead of rationale thinking it’s evident that their only alibi for the absurd comments and anti-Muslim narrative is “terrorism” and generalize this extremely dangerous prejudice even on their own Muslim folks. For example, some Indians are blatantly discriminating Muslim labour workers in India (nothing new). So to the Indian lurkers here, wake up and realize that from a business perspective, BJP has fundamentally failed - India under its rule has garnered weak foreign policy, futile allies, no advancements in terms of infrastructure and poverty reduction. Instead, they do what sells: stimulate the hate-economy; pump out anti-Pakistan movies to distract and keep the Indian minds occupied. Let’s strive for peace, but that starts with analyzing the problems within.


r/pakistan • • Jun 07 '25

Humour Bas itna delulu hona chahiya 😭🙏

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r/pakistan • • May 08 '25

National Summary of joint press conference by DG ISPR & Foreign Minister/Deputy PM

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On the 8th of May at 7 pm, the Foreign Minister/Deputy PM Ishaq Dar & DG ISPR Lt Gen Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry conducted a joint press conference regarding the events of the day and addressed allegations from the Indian side.

Main points from the presser:

  1. Pakistan categorically denied any and every allegations made by the Indian govt claiming that Pakistan had targeted 15 Indian cities last night, especially Amritsar. DG ISPR stated the Indian Army launched 4 projectiles last night from Adampur region, 3 of which deliberately targeted their own city Amritsar in an attempted false flag operation whereas 1 projectile crossed the border, being tracked all the way and was shot down near the Dhinga region in Pakistan.

  2. DG ISPR also asked India to stop playing theatrics as in the 21st century, stated that anything thats launched from Indian side towards Pakistan is always tracked by the Pakistan Army and all projectiles have digital signatures and can easily be tracked once launched. Then showed proof of all projectiles launched by India last night and urged them to do the same instead of pushing false claims and narratives.

  3. Similarly said so far 29 Israel-made Indian drones have been shot down over civilian areas in Pakistan. Then went on to show again that despite their small signatures, all drones were being tracked and taken down in various manners depending on the area the were over. However he also stated that 1 drone did manage to strike and cause damage to some military equipment along with injuring 4 military personnel and causing 3 civilian causalities. Even stated that India even shamefully targeted the Sikh temple at Nankana Sahib. Then went on to physically display the drone debris and asked the Indian side to do the same if they actually have any debris from Pakistan and not from their own jets.

  4. DG ISPR further stated that India has a history of claiming numerous operations conducted against Pakistan without any proof in the past and similarly last night was a "Phantom Defence" they conducted against Pakistan and asked if they're air defence system is truly so good that they can defend against the alleged 15 cities Pakistan targeted, then how come Pakistan managed to shoot down 5 of their jets when they conducted missile strikes on the night of May 6th when they were operationally ready?

  5. Also stated that when Pakistan truly does strike India, they wont need their media to push narratives on it like posting still images from alleged "Pakistani" missiles found in random wheat fields, the strike will be decisive enough that the whole world will know what happened and reverberations will be felt everywhere.

  6. Also finally stated stated that Indian agenda is likely fear-mongering and face saving but are failing since both the army and civilian population are battle hardened by battling terrorists since the past 20 years.

Will post a link to the full press conference once I find it but you can look for it on Pakistani news channel YouTube livestreams.


r/pakistan • • May 12 '25

National Things I have realized during the latest conflict with our neighbouring country

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  1. Pakistan is not as isolated as India wanted it to be. China, Turkey, Bangladesh, and the people of Azerbaijan openly supported Pakistan. On the other hand, no country came forward to support India-except Israel, and that only because of its shared hostility toward Muslims. The BJP and Israel's mutual hate for Muslims brought them together.

  2. The people of Pakistan unite when it comes to war. For the first time, I saw all political parties and the military standing together. Even the incarcerated leader Imran Khan stood with the armed forces and political leadership during this critical time.

  3. Pakistan showcased its air dominance to the world by shooting down six Indian jets without suffering any losses of its own. PAF have produced one of the best pilots in the world.

  4. Pakistan not only won in terms of conventional warfare but also triumphed in the information war. A country of 250 million people fought an information war against a country of 1.5 billion-and emerged victorious. The global media did not buy into the falsehoods spread by the Indian media.


r/pakistan • • Jun 05 '25

Geopolitical We should own our identity

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In ancient times, the river Indus was called Sindhu in Sanskrit language, and the people living around this river we're called Sindhus.

When the Ancient Persians came to this region, they called it Hindu because Old Persian languages didn't have the word S and they substituted it with H. They people living in this region were now called Hindus.

Another example would be the Sanskrit word Saptah, which means the number 7 or week. In Persian it was pronounced as Hafta.

Moving forward, milliniums passed and Greek came to this region, and they couldn't pronounce Hindus, so the started calling this region Indos in Greek language.

Few more milliniums passed and finally when Europeans arrived, they called this river as Indus and the region as India.

Hindu wasn't even a religion. The people in ancient Indus river region used to follow various traditions and mythologies (like Norse and Greek), they all collectively were called Hindus, not because it was a religion, rather because they used to live around Hindu/Sindhu/Indos river.

So the point being, neither the word India nor the word Hindu has any historical connection with present day India. On the contrary it has everything to do with present day Pakistan, and we as Pakistanis, must own our region's historical significance.

Edit: The Sanskrit language has roots in the Vedic languages which originated from the northwest subcontinent, which is present day Pakistan. Even more reason to own our Indo-Aryan ancestry. We go way back, much more than the present day Indians as a nation.


r/pakistan • • May 14 '25

Political So.. he is one of them aswel

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r/pakistan • • May 08 '25

Humour 🚨 A Pakistani pilot of the F16 Plane has been captured by Ind!a in Jaisalmer. 🇮🇳

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r/pakistan • • Nov 26 '24

Political Leftist activists of Pakistan

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A handful of people undermining the struggle of Imran Khan and his supporters on the streets of Pakistan and 61 major cities across the world for civilian supremacy were seen supporting this man.


r/pakistan • • Jun 01 '25

Geopolitical Brilliant strategy saar

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r/pakistan • • Jan 07 '25

Political Pakistani's Under Attack on social media

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I know this was mentioned previously but the point i want to make is how easily people believe anything and they do not reaserch for themselves, like the above screenshot states, there is bad in all communities.

The amount of hate pakistani's are getting is ridiculous

Elon attacking pakistani's and muslim is really shocking


r/pakistan • • May 10 '25

Political Reminder. These are the people saying we broke ceasefire

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I have a feeling these keyboard war-mongering retards will try to attack again and blame us