The Pakistan Army has killed eight terrorists in Kalat, Balochistan, in two successful operations. According to ISPR, the terrorists were members of "Fitna al Hindustan," a group believed to be backed ...

An overwhelming 81 per cent of Pakistan's military hardware is of Chinese origin, with China using the country like a "live ...

Pakistani Army Chief will be visiting Sri Lanka and China where he will be reportedly promoting Chinese and Turkish weapons.

Here's What You Need to Remember: Pakistan’s nuclear weapons, particularly tactical nuclear weapons, are seen as an asymmetric means of offsetting India’s advantage in conventional forces.Even ...

Tactical nuclear weapons are important to Pakistan’s defense posture. Pakistan has a gross domestic product of just $305 billion, about the size of the state of Indiana.

Pakistan Army, which is engaged in ... In its report on global defense between 2020-2024, SIPRI reveals that Pakistan's weapons imports from China have jumped by a whopping 61 percent between 2015 ...

Pakistan’s army has said it has killed 30 fighters who tried to cross the border from Afghanistan, just days after a suicide ...

Munir’s remarks came in response to the Indian Army’s Deputy Chief Lt Gen Rahul R Singh, who said that China was supporting Pakistan behind the scenes during the four-day-long India-Pakistan conflict ...

The Border Security Force (BSF) is raising a maiden 'drone squadron' for deployment along the India-Pakistan border. The ...

The reality is grim: most of Pakistan’s weapons are outdated, damaged, or flat-out unusable. Tanks malfunction, jets crash during training, and drones bought from China don’t survive takeoff.

Lt Gen Rahul Singh reveals China backed Pakistan during May conflict, calling it a 'live lab' for weapons. He urges stronger air defence, noting support from Turkiye and China's key military role ...