Pakistan Air Force’s latest propaganda video uses AI-generated destruction instead of real evidence to push the same unverified claims it has made since Operation Sindoor began in May 2025.
India's own defence industry is becoming a stronger competitor. Programmes such as Tejas, AMCA, Project Kusha and the indigenous ballistic missile defence system reflect New Delhi's long-term effort to build critical military capabilities domestically.
Jaish-e-Mohammed is actively rebuilding its key Bahawalpur headquarters, Markaz Subhan Allah, 15 months after precision strikes during India’s Operation Sindoor extensively damaged the facility.
A report published by the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists shows that Pakistan’s military establishment has promoted the idea of “full-spectrum deterrence” for years. However, the Operation Sindoor decimated that narrative.
According to French media reports, investigators believe Chuet made at least two undeclared trips to China in September 2018 and August 2019 while he was still serving in the French Navy.
That old framework may have made sense then. But this government is now defending a 2026 India against drone incursions, coordinated sabotage, and mixed cyber-physical attacks that Parliament in 2008 could not have fully imagined.