Where One-Way Attack & Loitering Munition Designs Are Converging
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The Alsons Group, a Karachi industrial conglomerate better known for auto parts and electronics, used Eurosatory 2026 in Paris to unveil what it called Pakistan’s first domestically manufactured uncrewed aerial vehicle (UAV) engines, built through a new in-house division named Advanced Kinetic Aerospace Labs. The stand carried a family of four small piston engines pitched … Read more
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From the Puma to the lone Z-10ME, every PAA acquisition surge has come from outside funding rather than from GHQ strategy – and the Corps now needs a doctrine of its own.
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Pakistan’s record $10.76B defence budget for 2026-27 is up nearly 18% — but is it the J-35 evidence everyone wants? Defence Uncut decodes where the money really goes.
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The post How the PRSC-EO3 and S1 Satellites Reveal Pakistan’s Future Plan for the Kashmir Theatre first appeared on Quwa.
Pakistan’s PKR 3 trillion (about $10.76 billion U.S.) defence budget for 2026-2027 is the largest it has ever set in dollar terms. But a weakening rupee, an import-priced procurement bill, and a new reliance on provincial funding complicate the headline figure.
The post Pakistan Announces 17.65% Defence Budget Increase, Gains Constrained by Weaker Rupee first appeared on Quwa.
The Pakistan Navy’s (PN) first Hangor-class submarine, PNS/M Hangor, arrived at Karachi on 11 June 2026, where it was received at the PN Dockyard in a ceremony led by Commander Pakistan Fleet, Vice Admiral Abdul Munib (Dawn). The arrival came six weeks after the boat’s commissioning at Sanya, China, on 30 April, an event attended … Read more
The post Beyond Denial: How Hangor Anchors Pakistan’s 11-Submarine Roadmap to Build the Region’s Most Feared Underwater Fleet first appeared on Quwa.
Ukraine’s Fire Point has reworked its FP-7 ballistic missile into the low-cost FP-7.x interceptor at the heart of Project Freya. The deeper lesson for Pakistan lies less in the missile than in the private-sector, foreign-financed model that produced it — and in the import-dependent air defence it could one day address.
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