Pakistan’s survival in a future war won’t hinge on range, but reaction. A dense, responsive air defence network is what will keep its warfighting alive.
Bangladesh and Indonesia are signing on to buy China’s J-10 fighter, a move that could shift regional power after its ‘combat-proven’ success.
Pakistan’s renewed clashes with Afghanistan mark a shift in Islamabad’s security posture — from eastward deterrence toward a westward, US-aligned focus once again.
Before investing in stealth fighters, the PAF has a more urgent need: growing its fleet of J-10CE “workhorse” jets for critical combat mass and range.
In this week's episode of Defence Uncut, we analyze the newly signed Strategic Mutual Defense Agreement between Pakistan and Saudi Arabia.
This pact is far more than a routine formalization of long-standing ties; it signals a significant recalibration of regional power dynamics,…
The Pentagon corrected an earlier contract update to state that a $41.6M adjustment was made for the sustainment of existing AMRAAM stocks in Pakistan.
Pakistan’s Navy is developing USVs for patrol, but this analysis argues it’s missing their true power as a potent A2/AD weapon proven effective by Ukraine.
After a decade of growth, Pakistan’s Navy faces its real test: sustainability. The next phase is not about building a bigger fleet, but a sharper, more lethal one.
In response to the IAF’s claims, Pakistan’s Air Force is turning to space. Find out how new satellites are revolutionizing military strategy and target management.
At Changchun Air Show 2025, the Aviation Industry Corporation of China (AVIC) showcased some of the air-to-air missile (AAM) options of the Shenyang J-35A.