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Russia has openly suggested that India could replace Pakistan as the long‑term mediator in US‑Iran tensions, citing New Delhi’s diplomatic experience, BRICS presidency, and energy dependence on the Gulf.Lavrov’s remarks came during the BRICS Foreign Ministers’ meeting in New Delhi, where he emphasised India’s ability to engage Iran and Arab states constructively while accusing unnamed nations of
Operation Sindoor transformed the BrahMos missile from a respected system into a globally sought-after combat‑validated weapon, with India now negotiating multi‑billion‑dollar export deals across Asia, West Asia, and Latin America.The missile’s performance in May 2025, when none of the 15–19 launched were intercepted and 11 Pakistani airbases were struck, has created unprecedented demand and
Army Chief General Upendra Dwivedi has delivered a sharp and uncompromising warning to Pakistan, underscoring India’s uncompromising stance against cross‑border terrorism.Speaking at an interactive session hosted by ‘Uniform Unveiled’ at the Manekshaw Centre in Delhi, the Chief of Army Staff declared that if Pakistan continues to harbour terrorists and operate against India, then it must “decide
Modern warfare increasingly begins not with missiles or tanks but with digital intimidation, disinformation, and cyber intrusions, according to a report by Michael Arizanti of The Times of Israel.The recent Doxxing of India’s newly appointed Chief of Defence Staff, Lt. Gen. N.S. Raja Subramani, highlights how China and Pakistan are adopting hybrid tactics that blend psychological pressure with
Pakistan’s renewed push for an “Islamic NATO” involving Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Qatar reflects both ambition and fragility. While the idea is framed as a collective defence pact to reduce reliance on external powers after the Iran war, deep rivalries and divergent interests among the proposed members make its viability highly uncertain.For India, however, the prospect of a nuclear‑armed
Rebels stormed a Pakistani security outpost in Bajaur district, along the rugged border with Afghanistan, late on Thursday night, killing at least eight troops and injuring thirty‑five others. According to two security officials, the attackers rammed a vehicle packed with explosives into the camp before engaging in a fierce gun battle.The assault marked one of the deadliest incidents in
Turkey’s defence advancements are genuine, anchored in decades of gradual R&D investment and Western industrial integration — but without consortium partners like Pakistan, Indonesia, and Saudi Arabia to distribute the overhead, the economics of programs like TFX may never close.
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Pakistan’s sudden activation of multiple restricted air corridors just days after India’s successful test of an advanced Agni-series ballistic missile equipped with Multiple Independently Targeted Re-entry Vehicle capability has sharply intensified strategic signalling between the two nuclear-armed neighbours.The restrictions, issued through a sweeping NOTAM covering major low-altitude aviation
by Nilesh KunwarWarning IgnoredDue to the barbaric targeted killing of 26 unarmed tourists by Pakistan sponsored terrorists in Pahalgam, New Delhi put Indus Water Treaty (IWT) in abeyance on April 23 last year. While Islamabad declared that it considered this decision “an act of war” that would be “responded with full force across the complete spectrum of national power,” Pakistan’s self-promoted
The National Investigation Agency (NIA) has successfully arrested wanted narco‑terrorist Iqbal Singh alias Shera after securing his extradition from Portugal, marking a significant breakthrough in India’s fight against Pakistan‑backed narcotics and cross‑border terrorism.Shera, a native of Amritsar, was taken into custody at Delhi airport today following sustained diplomatic and legal