US E-3 Sentry, Saab Erieye, Russia A-50 AWACS aircraft

Why losing US E-3 Sentry, Pakistan Saab Erieye and Russia A-50 AWACS aircraft matters for global military power balance shifts

A United States Air Force E-3 Sentry airborne warning and control system aircraft was severely damaged during a reported Iranian strike on Prince Sultan Air Base in Saudi Arabia, in an incident that, if confirmed, would mark the first combat...
Su-57

Putin Revives Su-57 Fighter Pitch to India Offering Full Production Technology Transfer and Joint Development of Fifth-Gen Sukhoi Fighter

Russian President Vladimir Putin has renewed Moscow’s push to sell and jointly produce the Su-57 stealth fighter with India, reviving long-standing discussions on fifth-generation combat aviation cooperation and explicitly linking the proposal to the earlier India–Russia Fifth Generation Fighter Aircraft...
PAF F-16

US F-16 Systems in Pakistan create continuous exposure channels allowing China learn institutional maintenance operational use Indo Pacific

In contemporary great-power competition, exposure rarely comes in the form of theft. It arrives through continuity, maintenance ecosystems, and long-term technical proximity. The United States is attempting to anchor the security architecture of the Indo-Pacific through its partnership with India,...
MQ-9B-DRONE

Pakistan Air Force get Saab LoyalEye AEW on MQ-9B or Akinci UAVs and should India be strategically concerned

The airborne early warning (AEW) market may be on the cusp of a major transformation as General Atomics Aeronautical Systems, Inc. (GA-ASI) and Swedish defense giant Saab collaborate on a remotely piloted airborne surveillance platform based on the MQ-9B drone....
Strait of Hormuz

Pakistan’s Economic Crisis Deepens as US-Iran Conflict Triggers Oil Shock and Exposes Decades of Strategic Dependence

As tensions between Washington and Tehran disrupt global energy markets, Pakistan faces a familiar reckoning: a crippling oil shock that reveals how decades of geopolitical alignment have repeatedly translated into economic vulnerability rather than resilience. As Washington’s confrontation with Tehran...
US- South Korea Military

US Warns South Korea Against Rushing Wartime Command Transfer as Fears of a “Second Acheson Line” Grow

That question lies at the center of a renewed debate in South Korea over the future of wartime operational control (OPCON), an issue that touches on national sovereignty, military readiness, alliance management, and the evolving security landscape of Northeast Asia....
Gripen F fighter jet

Saab Gripen F Debuts Alongside China’s J-20S, Russia’s Su-57 and S.Korea’s KF-21 Amid Resurgence of Twin-Seat Combat Aircraft

Swedish aerospace giant Saab has officially unveiled the twin-seat variant of its Gripen E fighter jet, marking a significant milestone in the company's long-running partnership with Brazil and highlighting a growing global trend toward two-seat combat aircraft designed for the...
Chinese submarine

China’s Mystery Large Submarine With Unique Feature Seen in Satellite Photos Could Be High-Speed Naval Interceptor Concept

A previously unseen Chinese submarine featuring an unconventional low-profile design and apparently lacking a traditional sail has emerged at Jiangnan (JN) Shipyard in Shanghai, sparking intense interest among naval analysts and defense observers worldwide. Recent satellite imagery captured on June...
ARROW-3 Missile

Israel Beats Russia in Global Arms Trade With Record $19.2 Billion Exports Despite Ongoing Multi-Front Wars

Israel’s defense exports reached a new all-time high in 2025, climbing to nearly US$19.2 billion despite mounting international criticism, boycott campaigns, and restrictions on Israeli participation in several major global defense exhibitions. According to figures released by Israel’s Ministry of...
Yakovlev SJ-100

Indian Airlines Eye Up to 200 Russian SJ-100 and Il-114-300 Aircraft as Moscow Seeks Bigger Role in India’s Aviation Boom

Russian aircraft manufacturer United Aircraft Corporation (UAC) has revealed that Indian airlines have expressed interest in acquiring between 100 and 200 Russian-built SJ-100 regional jets and Il-114-300 turboprop aircraft, highlighting a potentially significant shift in India’s fast-growing civil aviation sector....
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