World Chinese planned, funded and executed international Chinese humiliation. Backfiring of Proxy war with India through Pakistan.

This video is a compilation of Information on how China Planned, funded and boosted humiliation of China by messing with India through its proxy Pakistan. How China's miscalculation resulted into humiliation funded and orchestrated by China itself. Here I shall post the responses of international media and other military experts see and perceive the India and Pakistan conflict which was planned, funded and orchestrated by China which resulted into Chinese humiliation and wiping out the impression of Chinese weapons built over a period of a time by pumping in huge money in Propaganda.

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1) India was not fighting Pakistan but they were fighting against China

2) India jammed Chinese radar with electromagnetic spectrum at Karachi port and block their communication channels.

3) If what Pakistan is claiming victory by shooting some Indian plane is true, then why didn't they continue the conflict ? What Pakistan could manage is only one air battle on the first day and not subsequently. India exercise total air dominance and supression of enemy air defence. Pakistan planes couldn't air born subsequently to counter Indian planes on attack of 9th may. India hit 11 air bases of Pakistan and 2 nuclear installations without any resistance from Pakistan side.

4) India blocked all radars, communication channels command center. Pakistan 's air defense destroyed and Chinese trained Pakistani officers could not stop incoming missile. This was not a restrain but paralysis of Chinese supplied systems. This was not a war but complete defeat of China's proxy Pakistan.

5) India didn't fight only a war but tested CPC's weapons and their willingness to fight on behalf of its proxy Pakistan. It was not that they didn't want to fight for Pakistan but they dare not intervene. China was made to pretend like a silent observer because of fear of India.

6) Seeing its weapons not working, China adviced Pakistan Navy not to fire even a single shot.

7) China calculated India's response for 48 hours before issuing a mild statement of peace restoration. It was not actually a genuine peace appeal but face saving exercise emerged out of compulsion.

8) Karachi port paralyzed, ships reduced to decoration pieces.

8) China verbally called for restrain but physically remained frozen.

9) This was not a war but a complete humiliation of Chinese systems.

10) Indian army quickly formed battle group by completing mobilization. Pakistan could not complete mobilization. Meanwhile, China silently calculated options and came to conclusion that they are not ready to fight against India.

11) China miscalculated India's response. It was left with no option but to silently watch its ally hit and humiliated by India

12) In this war, most suffered player was China who funded, armed and trained Pakistan. Though China didn't fight this war, it suffered most humiliated defeat.

13) One Rafale was shot down with the help of saab supplied AWA&C by 2 Chinese pilots. J10 C is not China's backbone but a substandard plane produced by Chinese company for export.

14) Conflict provided China with harsh reality check in which India rise, Pakistan's weakened and China humiliated.

15) China is the most embraced player in this conflict.

16) J10's radar range is not sufficient to support PL 15 range.

17) So cold Chinese version of as S 400 named HQ 9 at Lahore was totally destroyed by drones of Israel, Karachi based HQ9 was severely damaged. Multi million dollar defence system was reduced to dust very easily by India.

18) Chinese weapons fell apart while facing the total integrated system of India with NATO standards.

19) What Tom cooper observed was India's satellite and communication and sea to sky network system made a total integrated system , while the Pakistan and Chinese integration in comparison looked like a housee game played by children.

20) What happened with Pakistani radar was it's totally went of the screen and other system failed to restart because of this strong electronic warfare system deployed by India.

21) what India did was that it used P8 I aircraft of US, S400 of Russia, Rafale of France and drones from Israel and yet integrated all this weapon into a single system.

22) The real loser of this war is not Pakistan but China. The most ridiculous part of this conflict was that China still has to fund Pakistan to keep alive the so-called China Pakistan friendship and boast about superiority of Chines weapons.

23) Reality is that Pakistan is taking a hit, China is taking a blame and India is celebrating a victory.

24) In just 3 days, India gave China the most expensive lesson of what modern warfare means. What total control and suppression warfare looks like and you are not given a chance to fight back.

25) China faced not only the defeat but humiliation and most ridiculous part is that this humiliation was planned, funded and boosted by China itself.

Krishna with Flute said:

3) If what Pakistan is claiming victory by shooting some Indian plane is true, then why didn't they continue the conflict ? What Pakistan could manage is only one air battle on the first day and not subsequently. India exercise total air dominance and supression of enemy air defence. Pakistan planes couldn't air born subsequently to counter Indian planes on attack of 9th may. India hit 11 air bases of Pakistan and 2 nuclear installations without any resistance from Pakistan side.

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India seeked a ceasefire when their jets were grounded for 2 days - confirmed by your generals.

Mutual destruction so Pakistan also agreed.

Mainerik said:

India seeked a ceasefire when their jets were grounded for 2 days - confirmed by your generals.

Mutual destruction so Pakistan also agreed.

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The video is from a well-known anti China channel... There is no neutral media. That's the Indian gene.

Mainerik said:

India seeked a ceasefire when their jets were grounded for 2 days - confirmed by your generals.

Mutual destruction so Pakistan also agreed.

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Provide the reference. Ceasefire came after India hit 11 of Pakistani air vase, command center and 2 nuclear storage sites. Pakistan plane could fight a single conflict on first day. Subsequently, they didn't airborne and India hit all the targets in Pakistan without any resistance ranging from Lahore, Karachi to Kairana and Chagai.

Krishna with Flute said:

Provide the reference. Don't lie. Ceasefire came after India hit 11 of Pakistani air vase, command center and 2 nuclear storage sites. Pakistan plane could fight a single conflict on first day. Subsequently, they didn't airborne and India hit all the targets in Pakistan without any resistance ranging from Lahore, Karachi to Kairana and Chagai.

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The US stopped this beat down or else it would've been a lot worse humiliation.

Poor Pakistan was cornered very badly.

Now, putting all this aside, our leadership needs to learn a lesson here and not let this happen again.

Humiliation is new Normal for Pakistan and China at the hand of India. They have developed a habit to get humiliated at the hand of Modi.

How China's plan to test and advertise it's weapons using Pakistan as testing ground backfired.

No Amount of propaganda can mask faulty engineering.

Pakistan Journalist say that now Pakistan is not in a position to provoke India nor they are in a position to fight with India for a long time. It is better that Pakistan may understand the reality. The reality is that neither America can save Pakistan time and time again nor they can play Nuclear card now to deter India. Batter accept reality.

Krishna with Flute said:

Pakistan Journalist say that now Pakistan is not in a position to provoke India nor they are in a position to fight with India for a long time. It is better that Pakistan may understand the reality. The reality is that neither America can save Pakistan time and time again nor they can play Nuclear card now to deter India. Batter accept reality.

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Interesting to note that speaking against the Pakistani narrative comes under the ambit of cyber crime.

@Lulldapull @Mainerik @Jiangnan did you guys know that?

Let me tag the admins and mods just in case

@RayKalm @TheNewb77 @PakistanProud @steppeWolff

Vsdoc said:

Interesting to note that speaking against the Pakistani narrative comes under the ambit of cyber crime.

@Lulldapull @Mainerik @Jiangnan did you guys know that?

Let me tag the admins and mods just in case

@RayKalm @TheNewb77 @PakistanProud @steppeWolff

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You don't understand how it works. In rogue nations like China and Pakistan, they will have to consistently keep their people fed with bravado of their superiority. For that reason, they need to glorify their every humiliation and simultaneously feed their people with the fake stories of failure of others. Lying and suppression of the facts is core to that. What you mentioned is instrument of that lying mechanism.

PL 15 data sharing with friendly nations begun.

Krishna with Flute said:

PL 15 data sharing with friendly nations begun.

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US is a friendly country?

Oh I didn't know.

Maybe I'm living under a rock.

Maybe I like it there.

Vsdoc said:

US is a friendly country?

Oh I didn't know.

Maybe I'm living under a rock.

Maybe I like it there.

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So far as China is concerned, US is a friendly country.

Krishna with Flute said:

How China's plan to test and advertise it's weapons using Pakistan as testing ground backfired.

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Daadi to ugti hai ni in ching chong "warriors" ki

ye weapon banayenge saaley ?

Sharma Ji said:

Daadi to ugti hai ni in ching chong "warriors" ki

ye weapon banayenge saaley ?

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The long rule of cowards have made Indian enemy believe in a notion that they can do mischief and get away. Now, they face harsh reality. Those whosoever try to play foul is shown their place. These 4 feet Chinese have been taught a hard lesson. We just need another 5 years and so many deadly weapons will be available to humiliate enemies. Project Kushsa S500 equivalent, Project Vishnu 2000 km Range scramjet powered hypersonic cruise missile with Mach 8 speed, Hypersonic glide vehicle interceptor, Brahmos Mk1 speed increased to Mach 4.5 i.e 2.5 times the kinetic energy of current Brahmos, Brahmos NG, MWF, Gandiv (BVR with 350 k.m Range), Ramjet powered artillery shell with 100+ K.M. range, 300 k.m. Range guided MBRL, Swarm drones, and reconnaissance aircrafts, 300 KW laser.

The result is total hooliganism in Indian ocean. The new undisputed boss of Asia. Europe reduced to mediocre power, US only remaining ahead of India in defense technology.

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After Operation Sindoor, Pakistan’s Air Defenses Lie In Ruins – What Islamabad Is Doing Next​

Story by Tarique Anwar
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After Operation Sindoor, Pakistan’s Air Defenses Lie In Ruins – What Islamabad Is Doing Next
New Delhi: It was over in minutes. On May 7, 2025, India unleashed a storm during Operation Sindoor. The BrahMos missile, a supersonic weapon feared for its speed and accuracy, sliced through Pakistan's air defenses like they were not even there. By the time the operation ended on May 10, 11 of Pakistan's 13 Air Force bases had been hit. Chinese-made HQ-9B and HQ-16 systems were crippled. Panic spread in Islamabad.


Now, Pakistan is scrambling. With its air shield shattered, Islamabad is eyeing European technology. Two systems – Italy’s CAMM-ER and Germany’s IRIS-T – top the list. The stakes? National survival in the face of a weapon designed to be unstoppable.

The BrahMos did not only break through. It humiliated. Flying at Mach 3, low to the ground, nearly invisible to radar and almost impossible to intercept, it hit with surgical precision. Pakistan’s multi-layered CLIAD system did not stand a chance.

This was not the first wake-up call. In 2022, an unarmed BrahMos strayed into Pakistani airspace. It flew 124 km without being touched. Officials in Pakistan downplayed it. Operation Sindoor made that impossible.

Italy’s CAMM-ER is flexible. It can launch from land, sea or air. It can hit targets up to 45 km away and can dodge jamming. It has NATO backing and a vertical launch style that reduces detection. On paper, it is solid. But in reality, it maybe not fast enough. Against something like BrahMos? That is a tough ask.


Related video: BrahMos Explained: India’s game-changing supersonic cruise missile jolts Pakistan (Mid-Day)

Still, its affordability and adaptability give it points. For a country balancing military urgency with economic crisis, that matters.

Then there is Germany’s IRIS-T. Built by Diehl Defence, this one is combat-tested. In Ukraine, it took down over 60 Russian drones and missiles. It has got infrared eyes. It does not only see but also hunts.

Unlike CAMM-ER, IRIS-T uses imaging infrared seekers. It knows how to tell decoys from real threats. Thrust-vectoring makes it highly agile, a must when tracking something like BrahMos. The SLM version hits at 40 km and up to 20 km altitude.

In May, it intercepted eight Russian cruise missiles in just 30 seconds. Ukraine swears by it. Pakistan sees hope in it.

IRIS-T has a story to tell. In Ukraine, it faced Russian missiles with similar DNA to BrahMos. It won. That is credibility money cannot buy. It is also more likely to handle BrahMos’ evasion tricks than CAMM-ER’s radar-guided approach.


Germany and Pakistan are not strangers. They have trade, they have talks and now they may have deals. Defense insiders hint that Germany is willing to overlook diplomatic friction with India if the price is right.

Also, there is the dream of local production.

IRIS-T is elite. And it is priced like it. One battery costs €178 million (58,66,86,220 Pakistani rupees). Pakistan does not have the luxury of printing blank cheques. Even if it buys a few units, it will not be enough to cover all key sites. That is a logistical nightmare.

Then comes the geopolitics. Germany is in talks with India on submarines under Project 75I. Selling to Pakistan may ruffle feathers. But behind closed doors, Berlin seems to be choosing economics over diplomacy.

Even if Pakistan gets IRIS-T, it will not be a silver bullet. BrahMos, especially its newer extended-range version, can hit from 800 km away. That is twice the range of what IRIS-T can defend against. Pakistan will still need layers. More HQ-9Bs, maybe even a new system entirely.

For now, it is a race. Pakistan knows it cannot afford another surprise like Operation Sindoor. It does not need perfection. It needs a fighting chance. And it needs it fast.

Frustrated Pakistan may have to search for alternate. Chinese systems made Pakistan surrender in less the 4 days. People were saying that now a days wars last long from the experience of Ukraine and Russia. Here, Pakistan surrendered in 80 hours. When you have misconceptions about your strength and when you believe a mediocre wepon manufacture like China a military super power and believe what they feed to you, your humiliation is inevitable.

'Side that sees first prevails': Top IAF officer says BrahMos, SCALP have rendered geographical barriers meaningless​

'Side that sees first prevails': Top IAF officer says BrahMos, SCALP have rendered geographical barriers meaningless
In an assessment of how modern warfare has reshaped military doctrine, Air Marshal Ashutosh Dixit, Deputy Chief of Air Staff, on Wednesday said that weapons like SCALP, BrahMos, and HAMMER have fundamentally altered the traditional notions of distance and vulnerability, rendering geographical barriers "almost meaningless."

Speaking at the Surveillance and Electro Optics India seminar, Air Marshal Dixit underlined the pivotal role of real-time situational awareness in contemporary conflicts. "When we look at global conflicts commencing from Armenia-Azerbaijan to Russia-Ukraine and Israel-Hamas, and to our own experiences in Operation Sindoor, one truth emerges with crystal clarity: the side that sees first, sees farthest and sees most accurately, prevails,” he said. "This axiom has guided military thinking for centuries, but never has it been more relevant than in our current era of precision warfare and multi-domain operations."

He referred to India's own Operation Sindoor as a reflection of this new reality, noting that it underscored the urgency of deep surveillance capabilities. "This brings me to the critical importance of deep surveillance in contemporary warfare. The lessons from Operation Sindoor have reinforced what military strategists have long understood but perhaps not fully appreciated until now. Modern warfare, thanks to technology, has fundamentally altered the relationship between distance and vulnerability,” he said.


Expanding on this, Dixit stated that it has given a new meaning to simultaneity and non-linearity. "The existing principles of war are being challenged, and new ones are emerging. Earlier, the horizon marked the limit of immediate threat. Today, precision-guided munitions like SCALP, BrahMos, and HAMMER have rendered geographical barriers almost meaningless, as strikes with BVR AAMs and supersonic AGMs have become commonplace."

Air Marshal Dixit stressed that surveillance and electro-optic technologies have moved from being mere force multipliers to the cornerstone of operational planning. "As someone who has witnessed this transformation firsthand, I can attest that we stand at the cusp of a revolution that will redefine how we perceive, process, and project power in the 21st century."

He highlighted how the battlefield itself is being redefined by these advances. "When weapons can strike targets hundreds of kilometres away with pinpoint accuracy, the traditional concepts of front, rear and flanks combat zones and depth areas all become irrelevant. What we call the front and the theatre merge into one," he said.


"This new reality demands that we extend our surveillance envelope far beyond what previous generations could have even imagined. We must detect, identify and track potential threats not when they approach our borders, but when they are still in their staging areas, airfields and bases, deep within adversary territory. This existed as a concept even earlier but today we have the means to realise it,” he added.

Underscoring the compression of timeframes in modern warfare, he noted that traditional decision-making cycles are now too slow. "When hypersonic missiles can traverse hundreds of kilometres in minutes and drone swarms can reach their targets before traditional decision-making processes can respond, real-time or near-real-time surveillance becomes not just advantageous but essential for survival," Air Marshal Dixit said.