Indian-Pakistan War

The India-Pakistan War was a conflict beginning September 21, 2019. It involved the [Air Force|Indian Air Force] and the [Air Force - PAKAF|Pakistan Air Force - PAKAF]. It is still ongoing.

Lead Up


India Pakistan War
=== Date === 9/21/19 -

=== Location === Pakistan

=== Belligerents === PAKAF, IAF, WAAF

=== Leaders === IND001 (IAF), Noor (PAKAF) , Lop (WAAF)

 === Casualties and losses === 2 PAF pilots shot down; 1 WAAF pilot shot down; On September 14, 2019, the Pakistan Air Force was created by Noor and started recruiting members. Looking to avoid conflict, India negotiated a treaty making peace between the two countries. This was congratulated by the JASDF, although it received minor criticism of contradicting real life politics.

Start
On the morning of September 21, 2019, a rogue IAF pilot by the name of Ace001 bombed Lahore Airport. The PAF quickly responded to this threat. At this point, a JASDF pilot caught wind of the situation and attempted to deescalate the situation.Ace001 quickly denied the bombing, however, evidence was provided contradicted this. He then claimed an PAF pilot had bombed India on the 18th of September, but no evidence of this happening was found. The IAF quickly apologized for this incident, claiming no orders had been given to do such an act. Ace001 was quickly exiled from the IAF. Noor, however, did not care for the excuses made.

The day saw the degeneration of Indo-Pakistani ties. The JASDF made an attempt of deescalating the situation, hosting a meeting on its discord server, but ultimately failed to do so. This was followed by a declaration of war by the PAF. JASDF was quick to announce its neutrality in this dispute.

(main article: [of Islamabad|Battle of Islamabad])
IAF called on its allies to help in this war. WAAF announced its declaration of war on IAF, on the 22nd of September. WAAF organised a raid in which it bombed Islamabad, inflicting a number of casualties.

Karachi Skirmish
At 10:50 GMT, WAAF pilots conducted a raid in which they bombed PAF Base Masroor, the biggest of the Pakistani air bases. Although no casualties were inflicted on either side, the base was effectively neutralised. In total, a barrage of rockets, two missiles (one of fox 1 designation, the other of fox 2), and a bomb were let loose by WAAF forces and two missles were fired by a PAF pilot.

A PAF pilot flew in retaliation and bombed some mountains in western Australia.