Pakistan Takes the Plunge in Pursuing Military Drones and Developing Their Autonomy Stacks Plus Pro
ndus RAS Expo 2026 showed that Pakistan is not just building drones, but the sensor fusion and C2 layers that make them work.
ndus RAS Expo 2026 showed that Pakistan is not just building drones, but the sensor fusion and C2 layers that make them work.
On 23 July 2026, Pakistan’s Heavy Industries Taxila (HIT) revealed its own interceptor drone-based counter-unmanned aerial system (C-UAS), called P-905. The HIT P-905 consists of...
It seems that Pakistan’s current approach to counter-unmanned aerial systems (C-UAS) involves disparate systems – both soft-kill and hard-kill – trying to stop quadcopters and...
Pakistan’s private sector has started to enter the country’s military drone effort, a space it has long been kept out of. Three developments across 2026...
Baykar recently test-fired a Roketsan JET-230 aeroballistic missile or air-launched ballistic missile (ALBM) from its Bayraktar Kızılelma unmanned combat aerial vehicle (UCAV). This would be...
The Saronic Corsair strike on Bandar Abbas hands the Pakistan Navy a working model for USV and AUV sea denial – and a coastal defence...
Pakistan brokered the April 2026 US–Iran ceasefire while pledged to defend Saudi Arabia. A retired Pakistani general unpacks the paradox on Quwa's Pulse Check.
The Indian Army (IA) stood up its first five Integrated Battle Groups (IBGs) on 01 July 2026, placing six major generals in command of the...
The Pakistan Army’s Rocket Force Command (ARFC) has emerged as the service arm to execute the military’s surface-based precision-strike capabilities. The ARFC uses multiple types...
Just as loitering munitions, swarming drones, and other unmanned aerial systems (UAS) advance in capabilities and proliferate to adversaries on both the eastern and western...