- July 9th, 2026
Relations between Pakistan and Afghanistan have entered a dangerous new phase following a series of cross-border military actions that have intensified already strained ties between the two neighbors. The latest escalation began after Pakistani military strikes inside Afghanistan reportedly killed...
Pakistan carried out air and ground strikes overnight in eastern Afghanistan, targeting militants it blames for a deadly attack in Karachi that killed at least three Pakistani troops. The operation marks the latest escalation in Islamabad’s increasingly aggressive campaign against...
Abu Dhabi is reassessing its layered air defense architecture after sustained drone and missile strikes exposed vulnerabilities in even the most advanced Western-supplied systems, with India’s BrahMos cruise missile and Akashteer command-and-control network now under early consideration for acquisition. The...
At the recent G7 Summit in France, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi delivered a stark reminder to U.S. President Donald Trump that the consequences of the 2026 Iran War extended far beyond the immediate combatants. During their bilateral meeting, Modi...
Facing a widening gap in fighter aircraft numbers and persistent delays in the induction of indigenous combat jets, the Indian Air Force (IAF) is reportedly turning to an unlikely source to sustain its operational capabilities: retired British SEPECAT Jaguar aircraft....
In a significant step toward strengthening its domestic defence manufacturing ecosystem, the Indian Navy has issued an Expression of Interest (EoI) inviting Indian defence firms to design, develop, and produce indigenous 80mm air-to-ground rockets for its carrier-based fighter fleet. The...
While no official Turkish government statement has framed the issue in such terms, defense analysts, media commentators, and security experts in Turkey are increasingly examining India’s expanding diplomatic and military engagement in the Eastern Mediterranean. The concern stems from New...
Two Russian-designed military aircraft crashed on consecutive days in Pakistan and India this week, killing at least 27 military personnel and drawing renewed attention to the operational risks associated with aging Soviet-era aircraft that continue to serve as the backbone...
The BrahMos Aerospace Joint Venture has signaled its readiness to supply the BrahMos supersonic cruise missile to Russia if Moscow formally requests the weapon, a development that has sparked discussion among defense analysts despite widespread skepticism about the practicality of...
At a time when military debates across the world are increasingly dominated by the rise of First-Person View (FPV) drones and unmanned systems, India appears determined not to abandon one of warfare’s oldest and most decisive weapons. The Indian Army...
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