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PAKISTAN NUCLEAR DOCTRINE
190 vs 620: India has nuke edge over Pakistan but can it deter China?China is rapidly expanding its nuclear arsenal, outpacing India in warhead numbers and technological advancements. India is enhancing its n...- Why Pakistan backstabs the US, and always gets away with itFor decades, the US grappled with Pakistan's dual role as a terror war ally and a supporter of militant groups. Despite accusations of shel...
- India tests 'Divyastra': How the new multiple-entry nuke missile will boost India's capability to reach any city in China or PakistanIndia successfully flight-tested an advanced Agni-5 missile with MIRV technology, capable of striking multiple targets simultaneously. This...
- India’s Op Sindoor shows why clear war aims matter in modern conflictsIndia's Op Sindoor offers a model for modern warfare. Unlike protracted conflicts, it used calibrated force with clear objectives. The oper...
- Iran pulling Hormuz 'lever' to maximum in US standoffIran has blocked the Strait of Hormuz, a vital global energy route. This move is Iran's main bargaining chip in potential peace talks with ...
- Deterrence or declaration? The case for revisiting India’s Cold Start doctrineFollowing "Operation Sindoor," India's Army plans to enhance its Cold Start Doctrine into 'Cold Strike.' This doctrine, born from the unful...
- How India 'rewrote' Pakistan's nuclear doctrine in 2025Pakistan used nuclear ambiguity to deter even limited Indian action and shield sub-conventional warfare. Operation Sindoor altered this bal...
- View: India, revise the nuclear doctrineIndia's 22-year-old nuclear doctrine, based on 'no first use' and 'credible minimum deterrence', faces urgent re-evaluation. With aggressiv...
- Cold Start: India's answer to Pakistan's nuclear threatsTensions escalate between India and Pakistan after the Pahalgam attack. India considers a response beyond surgical strikes. Pakistan antici...
- Cold Start: India's answer to Pakistan's nuclear bullyingCold Start is Indian military doctrine aimed at punishing Pakistan without a full-blown nuclear clash.
- Good idea for India to review nuclear doctrine, it should do it every 5 yearsThere is no conceivable operational contingency in which India might need to use nuclear weapons first. This is so because the adversaries ...
- Pakistan's growing nuclear stockpile, doctrine pose risk: PentagonA Congressional report in January had estimated Pakistan's nuclear warheads to be between 110-130 and that they are aimed at deterring Indi...
- Cold Start: India's clever plan to punish a nuclear-powered PakistanThe name 'cold start' suggests the wish to avoid a full-scale 'hot' war. It means Indian forces making swift and hard inroads into Pakistan.
- Pakistan's mini nuclear weapons easy targets for terrorists: US President Barack ObamaBarack Obama on Friday counselled India and Pakistan to contain aggressive military doctrines and nuclear arsenals as he wrapped up the fou...
- Pakistan to avoid talks on nukes during army chief General Raheel Sharif's US visitGen Sharif will discuss several important issues during his trip from November 15-20, which follows Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif's US visit ...
- We have nuclear weapons to ward off India's war threat: PakistanIt also is a rare confession of Pakistan's decision to make tactical nuclear weapons to deal with the possible threat of an Indian aggressi...
- Pakistan's short-range nuclear weapons to counter India's 'Cold Start' doctrine: AbbasiThe Nuclear Command Authority of Pakistan is the authority responsible for command, control and operational decisions regarding the country...
- Pakistan's growing nuclear stockpile, doctrine pose risk: PentagonPakistan's growing nuclear arsenal and its evolving "tactical nuclear weapons" doctrine pose increasing risk of an "incident", Pentagon's t...
- Need to revisit India’s nuclear doctrine as a lot has changed since 2003The fact that both China and India avoided the cold war traps has led to a more relaxed nuclear environment in Asia, as compared to Europe ...
- India rejects Pakistan's proposal to move heavy artillery from LoCIndia has rejected Pakistan's proposal to move heavy artillery and mortars away from the Line of Control citing frequent ceasefire violatio...
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