Retrospective: PAF Drone Program (2007–2026) Pro
Between 2007 and 2026, the Pakistan Air Force built one of South Asia's most diversified unmanned fleets – spanning Chinese, Turkish, and domestically produced platforms....
Drones
Pentagon and Gulf Turn to Ukraine’s Drone Interceptors
The Pentagon and Gulf states are in talks to buy Ukrainian interceptor drones to counter Iranian Shaheds after burning through 800+ Patriot missiles in days....
US Pursues Low-Cost Interceptors and Lasers Against Shahed Swarms
The United States and its Gulf allies are reportedly negotiating the procurement of interceptor drones and accelerating the deployment of directed-energy weapons to counter Iranian...
US Clarifies AMRAAM Contract with Pakistan Plus Pro
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 Air Force’s Shift to Satellites, Jamming, & Standoff Weapons Plus Pro
The PAF's future strike doctrine is shifting from a platform-centric model to a munitions-first approach, prioritizing a full ecosystem to defeat advanced A2/AD.
High Microwave-Powered (HPM) C-UAS for Pakistan: Is It Worth the Investment? Plus Pro
How can Pakistan counter drone swarms designed to drain its missile stockpiles? High-powered microwave weapons may be the cost-effective answer.
Pakistan Air Force Reveals Al-Murtajiz – A Glimpse of its Manned-Unmanned Teaming Plans Plus Pro
As part of its showcase for the special event commemorating the 14th of August, the Pakistan Air Force (PAF) showcased what appeared to be a...
New Air-Launched Munitions Are a Key Piece of Pakistan’s Drone Program
While its flagship cruise missile programs – namely, the Taimur air-launched cruise missile (ALCM) and the Harbah anti-ship cruising missile (ASCM) – are drawing attention,...