Six months after the greatest air battle of the 21st century, fought on 7 May 2025, the professionalism, resolve, and fighting spirit of the Pakistan Air Force remain as unwavering as ever. In that historic encounter, over a hundred jets from both sides engaged across the

Pakistan Navy really needs to ramp up its anti narcotics operations as clearly far too much contraband is slipping into India and the nationwide side effects are now visible in every debate, timeline, and press briefing. At this rate, the biggest humanitarian service PN can

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When superior Chinese AESA equipped fighters secured an early lock on the Japanese F-15, the JASDF pilot instantly realised a PL-15 had his name written on it. Instead of holding his ground, he broke away in panic and rushed back home. A display not of tactical withdrawal but of

PNS YAMAMA SEIZES 1,500 KG NARCOTICS IN ARABIAN SEA PNS YAMAMA, deployed on RMSP, intercepted and seized 1,500 kg of hashish worth nearly USD 3 million. The operation highlights Pakistan Navy’s relentless vigilance against illicit trafficking and its active role in

The Silent Killer of Pakistan Navy rules the Arabian Sea. Feared yet unseen, Pakistan Navy’s sub surface arm remains the undisputed master of undersea warfare. Whether it’s sinking saffron flagged vessels or tracking hostile submarines across vast waters, PN’s professionalism

Kemankes-2 (KaGem-V3) is a ground/air launched loitering munition purpose built to hunt advanced air defence systems like the S-400. With Türkiye operating the S-400 itself, it knows the system’s weaknesses intimately, designing Kemankes-2 to exploit them.

Hard-Hitting Fact: Since 1971, the Indian Air Force has not managed a single kill against any PAF fighter. Meanwhile, every single frontline PAF platform, J-10C, F-16, JF-17 and Mirage has dropped Indians from the sky, and that too inside their own airspace. So the excuse of

Successfully Neutralized during Operations Sindhoor! 😇 Sardaar Jee Hun Araam Aye???

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Nicknamed “IQBAL,” the scaled down demonstrator of the Turkish KAAN is being employed by Pakistani aeronautical engineers to investigate and replicate key aerodynamic behaviours, control law architectures, and flight control concepts. The data and modelling outputs are then

Badulla, Uva, Sri Lanka: Indian Air Force Mi-17 got stuck in soft ground after landing in the wrong spot during HADR ops, with troops seen pushing it out. Assessing LZ suitability is the crew chief’s basic duty and this should not have happened

Imagine the pride surging through those PAF graduating cadets as the very fighters and the very pilots who shattered the so called pride of the “world’s 4th largest air force” thunder past in salute. A moment that inspires, but also reminds them that upholding this legacy is now

Pakistan is already coproducing Baykar’s Yiha and KaGem-V3 loitering munitions through its collaboration with NASTP, marking a decisive shift toward indigenous, high end unmanned strike capabilities. With Turkiye now engaging Italy for Kizilelma’s serial production, it will be

Indian Air Force holds the unique distinction of being bombed by transport aircraft in 1971, when PAF C-130s struck Jaisalmer Air Base deep inside India. The IAF couldn’t even detect these ‘fat boys,’ let alone intercept them.

Vipers been coiled in the shadows, fangs dripping, starving for that sweet TTP blood. The wait’s over! We’re done playing nice.

Kyrgyzstan’s President Sadyr Zhaparov was introduced to the JF-17 Block-III at a NASTP facility in Pakistan, marking a significant step in bilateral defence ties. Pakistan has offered to help build Kyrgyzstan’s air force, which currently fields only rotary wing combat assets.

Pakistan’s Heavy Industries Taxila is set to supply the UN with the indigenously developed Hamza MCV, a multi mission combat vehicle offered in 8×8 and 6×6 configurations. It supports multiple weapon options includinh 12.7 mm HMG, 30 mm cannon, ATGMs, or a mortar system and

Be it 1965, 1971, 1999, 2019 or 2025, the IAF has consistently suffered the opening blow before scrambling to revise its tactics. The real question is, why does a force repeatedly enter wars with such glaring doctrinal blind spots? It’s an unmistakable pattern now.

Armed drones paired with cheap, guided micro munitions will fundamentally erode the dominance of boots on ground. Today’s unguided mortar type drops lack accuracy and can’t hit moving targets but once guidance becomes low cost, the game changes. FPVs fill the gap for now, but

General Sam Manekshaw was the Indian Army Chief during the 1971 War. He was commissioned into 6 FF Regiment in 1934, where he was trained, groomed, and shaped as an officer. He fought in the Second World War with his unit, 6 FF and continued to serve with same unit until 1947. A