Bangladesh-China

Bangladesh-China Military Ties: Chinese J-10s & JF-17s Pose Twin Threat to India’s Eastern Front; PLA Air Activity Alarms Indian Defense Establishment — Aerial Logistics Base Near Siliguri Corridor on the Cards?

A “quiet but deliberate encroachment,” China is reportedly moving to establish a deeper military footprint in South Asia—this time not through Pakistan, but via Bangladesh. Indian intelligence sources have confirmed that Chinese military officials recently visited the World War II-era...
East China Sea China-Japan Maritime Showdown

China-Japan Maritime Showdown Escalates: Spy Ships, Surveillance, and Sovereignty in East China Sea

Tensions between China and Japan have reached a new high after the Japanese government reported a record-breaking 353 days of Chinese government ships entering its contiguous zone in 2024. This aggressive behavior is now matched by Beijing’s deployment of advanced...
Chinese Chengdu J-10C fighter jet

Symbolic Solidarity or Strategic Messaging? Chinese J-10C Displays Pakistani “Kill Marks” of Indian Jets

In a rare and provocative demonstration of symbolic solidarity, a Chinese Chengdu J-10C fighter jet was recently photographed bearing “kill marks” of Indian Air Force (IAF) aircraft and an Israeli-made surveillance drone. The markings, painted just below the cockpit, depict...
S-400 Air Defence System

Missile or Misdirection? Pakistan Claims Hypersonic Strike on India’s S-400 Air Defence System Sparks Debate Over Credibility and Capability

In an audacious escalation of the long-standing Indo-Pakistani rivalry, Pakistan has claimed that it successfully conducted a precision strike on India’s most advanced air defence installation—the Russian-made S-400 “Triumf” system—stationed at Adampur Airbase in Punjab. The alleged strike, carried out...
J-10C Fighter Jet

Bangladesh Eyes China’s J-10C Fighter Jets After Pakistan-India Standoff Shakes Regional Balance

Dhaka's Fast-Tracked Fighter Jet Ambitions Signal a Shift in South Asia's Air Power Landscape In the wake of Pakistan's recent and forceful deployment of its J-10C "Vigorous Dragon" fighters during a high-intensity standoff with India, South Asia's airpower calculus may...
Bholari Airbase , Pakistan

Operation Sindoor and Shifting Skies: India’s BrahMos Missile Strike on Bholari Airbase Destroys Pakistan’s Advanced Erieye AEW&C Aircraft

In a striking revelation that underscores the evolving balance of airpower in South Asia, a former high-ranking official of the Pakistan Air Force (PAF) has publicly confirmed the loss of a vital airborne early warning and control (AEW&C) platform during...
Operation Sindoor: India Launches Cross-Border Strikes on Terror Camps

Operation Sindoor: India’s Muscular Retaliation Reshapes South Asia’s Counterterror Doctrine

On April 22, 2025, terrorists struck Pahalgam in Kashmir with devastating brutality, killing security personnel and civilians in a style reminiscent of the 26/11 Mumbai attacks. The horror was familiar, but the response this time was anything but routine. The...
U.S. Navy Admiral Samuel J. Paparo highlights the U.S. Army's Precision Strike Missile (PrSM) as a strategic game-changer

U.S. Shifts Indo-Pacific Deterrence Strategy: U.S. Army Looks to Counter China and North Korea’s Missile Threats with New Long-Range Strike Capabilities

At the 2025 Land Forces Pacific (LANPAC) Symposium in Honolulu on May 13, Admiral Samuel J. Paparo, Commander of United States Indo-Pacific Command (USINDOPACOM), delivered a strikingly candid strategic briefing. His message was clear: in an era defined by evolving...
Type 88 follows a complex preprogrammed path

Japan Embraces More Assertive Posture With Domestic Type 88 Missile Tests to Confront Chinese Expansion in Asia-Pacific

Japan is preparing to launch a domestically developed long-range missile from its own territory for the first time in its postwar history. The upcoming live-fire exercise, scheduled between June 19 and 30, 2025, will involve the Type 88 Surface-to-Ship Missile...
USS Ohio Returns to Indo-Pacific Strategic Signals and Subsurface Strength in a Tense Naval Era

USS Ohio Returns to Indo-Pacific: Strategic Signals and Subsurface Strength in a Tense Naval Era

The USS Ohio (SSGN-726) arrived in Guam, marking a significant moment for U.S. naval operations in the Indo-Pacific. The submarine, one of the Navy’s most formidable guided-missile platforms, had just completed a three-year Major Maintenance Period (MMP) at Puget Sound...
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