In India, they were outraged by the appearance in the Pakistan Air Force Museum of the figure of a captive pilot Abhinandan Warthaman

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In India, outraged by the appearance of one of the new exhibits in the military museum aviation Pakistan. We are talking about the wax figure of the Indian pilot Abhinandan Varthaman.

In India, they were outraged by the appearance in the Pakistan Air Force Museum of the figure of a captive pilot Abhinandan Warthaman




Recall that the MiG-21 Abhinandan Warthaman aircraft was shot down by a Pakistani Air Force F-16 fighter in a cross-border battle in February this year. The Indian officer catapulted and was captured. By personal decision of the Prime Minister of Pakistan, Imran Khan, Abhinandan Warthaman was released on 1 in March, passing to the Indian side. For several months, the pilot went through rehabilitation and “talked” with the Indian secret services. Relatively recently, he was allowed to return to the country's air force.

Some time ago, the figure of Abhinandan Varthaman appeared in the Air Force Museum of Karachi. The museum emphasizes that the new exhibit is designed to demonstrate not only the effectiveness of the Pakistani air force, but also the humanism that was manifested in the treatment of Abhinandan Varthaman. In particular, it is stated that museum visitors can hear the voice recording of a captured Indian pilot, "thanking the Pakistani military for treating with aromatic tea."

Behind the figure of an Indian pilot behind the glass is the same mug from which the Indian Air Force officer drank tea.

In India, all this was called "the infamous Pakistani propaganda, which could lead to aggravation of the border conflict."

In India, we recall, they say that before the MiG-21 Abhinandan was shot down, he managed to launch a rocket and shoot down a Pakistani fighter. Pakistanis refute these allegations.
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  1. +9
    10 November 2019 19: 02
    Trolls 80lvl good
    1. +4
      10 November 2019 19: 06
      Poor Madame Tussauds, given the number of wax copies of the figures is far from unambiguous and odious, how many claims from around the world now this museum will have to accept .... recourse
      1. +6
        10 November 2019 19: 08
        But advertising to the local seagull
        1. +5
          10 November 2019 19: 16
          Quote: Tlauicol
          But advertising to the local seagull

          Judging by the showers of both Pakistanis and Hindus, there is a noble seagull ..... Yes
      2. -3
        10 November 2019 19: 19
        The wax figure of A. Warthman stands in the museum of the Air Force in Karachi - and what about Madame Tussauds?
        1. +1
          10 November 2019 19: 23
          Quote: cat Rusich
          - And Madame Tussauds?

          The smiley at the end of my comment doesn’t tell you anything?
          1. 0
            10 November 2019 19: 31
            Didn't notice. All wax figures are associated with Madame Tussauds, the Karachi Air Force Museum may be sued "for plagiarism" ... The tea was most likely Indian (with an elephant), but the pilot could have been given a "smoke" so he began to exude "gratitude".
            1. +3
              10 November 2019 22: 02
              Quote: cat Rusich
              Tea was most likely Indian (with elephant)

              Real Pakistani patriots will never drink Indian tea!
              wassat
              1. +1
                10 November 2019 22: 19
                Then Krasnodar tea (from the plantation of Judah Koshman, founded in 1901 near the village of Solokhaul)
  2. +1
    10 November 2019 19: 03
    Intransigent.
    1. +3
      10 November 2019 22: 56
      Quote: Pavel57
      Intransigent.

      Well, then it is advisable for them to hang pictures in the museum "forcing someone, someone, to the world!"
  3. +11
    10 November 2019 19: 04
    It would be better if the Indians said thanks that the packs exposed a wax figure and not a scarecrow.
    1. +6
      10 November 2019 21: 36
      It would be better if the Indians said thanks that the packs exposed a wax figure and not a scarecrow.

      photo of the capture of Abhinandan Warthaman
      1. 0
        10 November 2019 21: 54
        Fell in a tomato field?
  4. +3
    10 November 2019 19: 07
    What is not a reason for another armed exacerbation?)))
    1. +3
      10 November 2019 19: 19
      Here you are joking, and this can happen.
      1. +2
        11 November 2019 03: 29
        That's for sure, they have such a cauldron over there .... if the claims were limited to territorial, but there fanaticism is religious. Which, as you know, has no logic, has no restrictions.
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  6. +2
    10 November 2019 19: 10
    Hindu Bollywood needs to beat this moment in the cinema, saying that even the Pakistanis recognized the courage of the Indian pilot. ..information war by such action Indians can win. .
  7. +2
    10 November 2019 19: 11
    Pakistanis are trolling Indians for nothing ... Two nuclear powers, by the way.
    1. +1
      10 November 2019 19: 18
      And in principle, one people that the British did in their time.
      1. +2
        10 November 2019 19: 54
        The people are one, the religion is different. Even Catholics are closer to Protestants, yet they are part of the same denomination, which did not stop them from arranging the night of St. Bartholomew in August 1572. Well, the British have their own role: what is Cyprus, which did not fall into the repatriation program carried out by Ataturk in the 20-s, when all Greeks from Turkey were resettled to Greece, and Turks from Greece - vice versa. Only in Cyprus there was no repatriation, which was followed up by its division in the 1974 year.
        1. 0
          11 November 2019 07: 49
          I've been to Cyprus. In its Grechskaya part. In the city of Limassol I saw an abandoned mosque. As the guide later explained: "All the Turkish Cypriots, absolutely, moved to the northern part, and the Greek Cypriots, to the southern. They do not touch there anymore."
      2. +3
        11 November 2019 03: 46
        Brothers in reason, but not in morality.
  8. +3
    10 November 2019 19: 13
    The most popular review among museum visitors is “One cup of tea cost an MiG-21 to an Indian pilot.”
    1. +6
      10 November 2019 19: 48
      I read .. (laugh), and again I read and laugh)))))
  9. 3vs
    +2
    10 November 2019 20: 33
    Children that those others!
    Comrade Lavrov’s catch phrase I won’t give, everyone knows by heart!
  10. +2
    10 November 2019 20: 36
    Kindergarten :) And on both sides)
  11. -3
    10 November 2019 20: 45
    There is nothing more to boast of. So put up ..
  12. +3
    10 November 2019 23: 20
    Why be indignant? You need to cook better than your falcons so that they are not pinched from head to tail. winked
  13. 0
    11 November 2019 07: 10
    But I wonder if he shot down a plane or not.