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PAKISTAN AIR FORCE DEMONSTRATES COMBAT READINESS IN SOUTHERN ZONE 10 February, 2025: Pakistan Air Force successfully conducted Exercise Golden Eagle in the Southern Air Command’s area of responsibility, involving the synchronized orchestration of the complete combat potential at the disposal of Pakistan Air Force showcasing battle readiness and operational agility. The exercise was aimed at further enhancing PAF’s operational prowess through an AI-enabled, net-centric training framework, integrating niche, disruptive and smart indigenous technologies. Aligned with evolving regional security dynamics, the exercise was planned and executed on a Two-Force construct, wherein friendly forces shaped the battlespace while operating within a robust Integrated Air Defence System matrix. This was achieved through seamless fusion and collaborative employment of kinetic capabilities alongside operations across the cyber, space and Electro-Magnetic Spectrum Operations arenas. The kinetic phase of the exercise featured employment of First-Shoot, First-Kill swing-role combat aircraft, equipped with long range beyond-visual-range air-to-air missiles, extended-range air-to-ground stand-off weapons, and precision strike capabilities. These operations were comprehensively supported by force multipliers, including Air-to-Air Refuelers and Airborne Early Warning & Control platforms, enabling precise and effective targeting of adversary centres of gravity. Manned–Unmanned Teaming was a key highlight of Exercise Golden Eagle, manifested through the adroit integration of deep-reach killer drones and loitering munitions operating in a highly contested, congested and degraded battlespace, thereby validating PAF’s capability to conduct high tempo operations in complex modern warfare environments. The Exercise also enabled PAF to practice and validate contemporary air warfare concepts under unified command and control from the Next-Generation All-Domain Command & Control Centre at Air Headquarters, Islamabad, while competing in a full-spectrum, modern tactical air environment. The successful conduct of Exercise Golden Eagle underscores Pakistan Air Force’s unwavering commitment to maintaining a high state of operational preparedness, leveraging indigenous innovation and remaining fully capable of effectively countering emerging and future security challenges.

PAKISTAN AIR FORCE DEMONSTRATES COMBAT READINESS IN SOUTHERN ZONE 10 February, 2025: Pakistan Air Force successfully conducted Exercise Golden Eagle in the Southern Air Command’s area of responsibility, involving the synchronized orchestration of the complete combat potential at the disposal of Pakistan Air Force showcasing battle readiness and operational agility. The exercise was aimed at further enhancing PAF’s operational prowess through an AI-enabled, net-centric training framework, integrating niche, disruptive and smart indigenous technologies. Aligned with evolving regional security dynamics, the exercise was planned and executed on a Two-Force construct, wherein friendly forces shaped the battlespace while operating within a robust Integrated Air Defence System matrix. This was achieved through seamless fusion and collaborative employment of kinetic capabilities alongside operations across the cyber, space and Electro-Magnetic Spectrum Operations arenas. The kinetic phase of the exercise featured employment of First-Shoot, First-Kill swing-role combat aircraft, equipped with long range beyond-visual-range air-to-air missiles, extended-range air-to-ground stand-off weapons, and precision strike capabilities. These operations were comprehensively supported by force multipliers, including Air-to-Air Refuelers and Airborne Early Warning & Control platforms, enabling precise and effective targeting of adversary centres of gravity. Manned–Unmanned Teaming was a key highlight of Exercise Golden Eagle, manifested through the adroit integration of deep-reach killer drones and loitering munitions operating in a highly contested, congested and degraded battlespace, thereby validating PAF’s capability to conduct high tempo operations in complex modern warfare environments. The Exercise also enabled PAF to practice and validate contemporary air warfare concepts under unified command and control from the Next-Generation All-Domain Command & Control Centre at Air Headquarters, Islamabad, while competing in a full-spectrum, modern tactical air environment. The successful conduct of Exercise Golden Eagle underscores Pakistan Air Force’s unwavering commitment to maintaining a high state of operational preparedness, leveraging indigenous innovation and remaining fully capable of effectively countering emerging and future security challenges.

DGPR (AIR FORCE)

51,421 views • 5 months ago

🇧🇩 Bangladesh Must Strengthen Its Defense with Modern Warfare, Guerrilla Tactics, and Strong Alliances Against Indian Aggression. With India’s continued threats to expand its control over the Siliguri Corridor, also known as the Chicken Neck, Bangladesh must prepare for any military confrontation. To counter a potential invasion, Bangladesh must develop a comprehensive defense strategy, combining advanced weaponry, guerrilla warfare, and strategic alliances with anti India powers such as China and Pakistan. A strong defense policy will serve as a deterrent and ensure Bangladesh’s sovereignty remains intact. Bangladesh must focus on military modernization to strengthen its conventional warfare capabilities. It should acquire anti tank missiles like Javelin or equivalent systems to neutralize Indian armored units. Man portable air defense systems (MANPADS) will be crucial in targeting enemy aircraft, helicopters, and drones. Loitering munitions, or suicide drones, should be deployed for precision strikes against command centers and armored convoys. Air defense systems, both short and medium range, must be procured to safeguard key infrastructure and military bases. Electronic warfare capabilities should be enhanced to disrupt Indian communication, surveillance, and drone operations. Additionally, long range artillery and rocket systems should be developed to counter enemy advances and suppress offensive operations. In addition to conventional warfare, Bangladesh must prepare for guerrilla resistance in case of an invasion. Urban and jungle warfare training should be intensified, leveraging Bangladesh’s dense terrain for ambushes and hit and run tactics. A decentralized command structure will ensure resistance forces can operate even if key military centers are attacked. Militias and civil defense forces should be trained to disrupt enemy supply lines and carry out sabotage operations. Cyber and information warfare must also be prioritized to counter Indian propaganda and hack enemy communication networks. To strengthen its defense, Bangladesh must actively seek strategic partnerships with nations that oppose India’s regional dominance. China, as a global power with advanced military technology and a strong geopolitical interest in countering India, would be a valuable ally. Pakistan, India’s historical rival, has battlefield experience and intelligence sharing capabilities that could benefit Bangladesh. Other nations like Turkey, Russia, and Iran could serve as potential suppliers of drones, air defense systems, and electronic warfare tools. If India attempts military aggression, Bangladesh must be fully prepared to resist through a combination of modern warfare, guerrilla tactics, and strong international backing. A well equipped and strategically aligned Bangladesh will make any invasion an extremely costly endeavor for India, ensuring its territorial ambitions are effectively countered.

🇧🇩 Bangladesh Must Strengthen Its Defense with Modern Warfare, Guerrilla Tactics, and Strong Alliances Against Indian Aggression. With India’s continued threats to expand its control over the Siliguri Corridor, also known as the Chicken Neck, Bangladesh must prepare for any military confrontation. To counter a potential invasion, Bangladesh must develop a comprehensive defense strategy, combining advanced weaponry, guerrilla warfare, and strategic alliances with anti India powers such as China and Pakistan. A strong defense policy will serve as a deterrent and ensure Bangladesh’s sovereignty remains intact. Bangladesh must focus on military modernization to strengthen its conventional warfare capabilities. It should acquire anti tank missiles like Javelin or equivalent systems to neutralize Indian armored units. Man portable air defense systems (MANPADS) will be crucial in targeting enemy aircraft, helicopters, and drones. Loitering munitions, or suicide drones, should be deployed for precision strikes against command centers and armored convoys. Air defense systems, both short and medium range, must be procured to safeguard key infrastructure and military bases. Electronic warfare capabilities should be enhanced to disrupt Indian communication, surveillance, and drone operations. Additionally, long range artillery and rocket systems should be developed to counter enemy advances and suppress offensive operations. In addition to conventional warfare, Bangladesh must prepare for guerrilla resistance in case of an invasion. Urban and jungle warfare training should be intensified, leveraging Bangladesh’s dense terrain for ambushes and hit and run tactics. A decentralized command structure will ensure resistance forces can operate even if key military centers are attacked. Militias and civil defense forces should be trained to disrupt enemy supply lines and carry out sabotage operations. Cyber and information warfare must also be prioritized to counter Indian propaganda and hack enemy communication networks. To strengthen its defense, Bangladesh must actively seek strategic partnerships with nations that oppose India’s regional dominance. China, as a global power with advanced military technology and a strong geopolitical interest in countering India, would be a valuable ally. Pakistan, India’s historical rival, has battlefield experience and intelligence sharing capabilities that could benefit Bangladesh. Other nations like Turkey, Russia, and Iran could serve as potential suppliers of drones, air defense systems, and electronic warfare tools. If India attempts military aggression, Bangladesh must be fully prepared to resist through a combination of modern warfare, guerrilla tactics, and strong international backing. A well equipped and strategically aligned Bangladesh will make any invasion an extremely costly endeavor for India, ensuring its territorial ambitions are effectively countered.

Defence Index

26,311 views • 1 year ago

#RanSamwad2026 concluded with a powerful reflection on the future of warfare by General Anil Chauhan, Chief of Defence Staff, #CDS who gave a thought provoking closing address highlighting that the Multi-Domain Operations required convergence across physical, synthetic and cognitive realms. He also said that the discussions highlighted the urgency of faster and smarter decision-making in an #AI-driven battlespace and at a time when the OODA loop was itself evolving. Warfare today spans multiple dimensions of time, Cyber, EM Spectrum and Cognition, demanding seamless #TriService integration and innovative thinking. The focus now shifts from coordination to true integration of effects. #CDS also said that we now look ahead to #RanSamwad2027, which will have the theme - "High-Intensity Operations in a Transparent and Expanded Battlespace: Challenges for Force Application and Force Preservation". #Ransamwad2026 #Jointness #MDO #FutureWarfare रक्षा मंत्री कार्यालय/ RMO India Sanjay Seth Ministry of Defence, Government of India Ministry of Information and Broadcasting TRACOMIAF_CMCC

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The Ukrainian Navy, together with the Special Operations Forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, struck Russian units on the Syvash drilling platform in the Black Sea. Russian forces had been using it as an observation post and for the deployment of electronic warfare equipment and short-range air defense systems to control strike UAVs targeting the Odesa Oblast and Mykolaiv Oblast.

The Ukrainian Navy, together with the Special Operations Forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, struck Russian units on the Syvash drilling platform in the Black Sea. Russian forces had been using it as an observation post and for the deployment of electronic warfare equipment and short-range air defense systems to control strike UAVs targeting the Odesa Oblast and Mykolaiv Oblast.

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Fox News

250,787 views • 2 months ago

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💥 Operators of the Unmanned Systems Forces struck an Osa surface-to-air missile system on the Donetsk axis Pilots of the 412th Nemesis Brigade delivered a precise strike on an enemy mobile air defense system used to cover russian units and critical assets from aircraft, cruise missiles, and UAV strikes. The Osa SAM system is a short-range mobile air defense complex equipped with six missiles, capable of engaging aerial targets at distances of up to 10 km and altitudes of up to 5 km. It is one of the most widely used air defense systems operated by russian forces. The Unmanned Systems Forces continue to systematically degrade the enemy’s air defense capabilities, opening the airspace for further operations by Ukraine’s Defense Forces. USF: One step ahead!

🇺🇦 Unmanned Systems Forces

11,396 views • 5 months ago

Operation “Zarb-e-Karrar”, a glimpse from the holistic documentary "88 Hours War", captures the Pakistan Air Force’s multi domain Defensive Counter Air mission in response to Indian aggression. In less than an hour, a historic engagement reshaped the battlespace and exposed the power of precision, preparedness and integrated warfare. For the complete immersive journey through all 88 hours of high intensity conflict, and to witness the jointness, professionalism, and combat excellence of Pakistan’s Armed Forces, watch the full documentary check the link in the comments section.

Operation “Zarb-e-Karrar”, a glimpse from the holistic documentary "88 Hours War", captures the Pakistan Air Force’s multi domain Defensive Counter Air mission in response to Indian aggression. In less than an hour, a historic engagement reshaped the battlespace and exposed the power of precision, preparedness and integrated warfare. For the complete immersive journey through all 88 hours of high intensity conflict, and to witness the jointness, professionalism, and combat excellence of Pakistan’s Armed Forces, watch the full documentary check the link in the comments section.

Pakistan Strategic Forum

23,427 views • 2 months ago

‼️ China is learning modern warfare and recognizes that today’s wars are wars of drones. That’s why the country is actively pursuing innovation in this field. In the city of Xi’an, Shaanxi Province, the PLA Air Force held a military technology competition titled “Countering Drones - 2025.” The event is part of a major PLA Air Force program focused on developing counter-drone systems. Its goal is to stimulate technological innovation in this area and to shape a new generation of integrated air defense capabilities. A total of 109 teams from military units, research institutes, and civilian enterprises participated. They presented 144 projects, including interception systems, electronic warfare tools, detection systems, and autonomous control technologies. Forty-four interceptor drones underwent field testing - practical exercises in neutralizing unmanned aerial vehicles. Organizers emphasized that the purpose of the competition is to accelerate the integration of military and civilian technologies in drone warfare, create a platform for “military startups,” and identify promising solutions for rapid implementation in the armed forces.

‼️ China is learning modern warfare and recognizes that today’s wars are wars of drones. That’s why the country is actively pursuing innovation in this field. In the city of Xi’an, Shaanxi Province, the PLA Air Force held a military technology competition titled “Countering Drones - 2025.” The event is part of a major PLA Air Force program focused on developing counter-drone systems. Its goal is to stimulate technological innovation in this area and to shape a new generation of integrated air defense capabilities. A total of 109 teams from military units, research institutes, and civilian enterprises participated. They presented 144 projects, including interception systems, electronic warfare tools, detection systems, and autonomous control technologies. Forty-four interceptor drones underwent field testing - practical exercises in neutralizing unmanned aerial vehicles. Organizers emphasized that the purpose of the competition is to accelerate the integration of military and civilian technologies in drone warfare, create a platform for “military startups,” and identify promising solutions for rapid implementation in the armed forces.

Anton Gerashchenko

25,686 views • 9 months ago

Capabilities Demonstration 🚁🚤 “Battle in the Bay,” hit City of Tampa with a full-spectrum display of special operations power across sea, air, and land. Ten allied nations came together in a synchronized, high-tempo operational showcase. Rotary-wing aircraft carved through the skies while unmanned systems and special operations craft-riverine cut across the water in coordinated execution. From horizon to waterfront, SOF showcased speed, precision, and interoperability. Proving what it takes to be the tip of the spear ♠️ #SOFWeek2026 #CAPEDEMO

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USSOCOM

10,341 views • 1 month ago

🇷🇺🇧🇾🇵🇱 DRONES DRIFTED OFF COURSE DUE TO ELECTRONIC WARFARE. Poland and Belarus cooperated and exchanged information about drones that went off course into their territory! Official statement from the Belarusian Ministry of Defense regarding the air defense operations last night: "During the nighttime mutual exchange of strikes with unmanned aerial vehicles between Russia and Ukraine, the duty forces and air defense means of the Republic of Belarus continuously tracked drones that lost their course due to the electronic warfare measures of the parties. Some of the lost drones were destroyed by the air defense forces of our country over the territory of the republic. Through existing channels of interaction, from 23:00 on September 9 to 4:00 on September 10, our duty forces and means exchanged information about the air and radar situation with the duty forces and means of Poland and Lithuania. This notified them of the approach of unknown aerial vehicles to the territories of their countries. This enabled the Polish side to promptly respond to the drone actions by scrambling their own duty forces into the air.”

🇷🇺🇧🇾🇵🇱 DRONES DRIFTED OFF COURSE DUE TO ELECTRONIC WARFARE. Poland and Belarus cooperated and exchanged information about drones that went off course into their territory! Official statement from the Belarusian Ministry of Defense regarding the air defense operations last night: "During the nighttime mutual exchange of strikes with unmanned aerial vehicles between Russia and Ukraine, the duty forces and air defense means of the Republic of Belarus continuously tracked drones that lost their course due to the electronic warfare measures of the parties. Some of the lost drones were destroyed by the air defense forces of our country over the territory of the republic. Through existing channels of interaction, from 23:00 on September 9 to 4:00 on September 10, our duty forces and means exchanged information about the air and radar situation with the duty forces and means of Poland and Lithuania. This notified them of the approach of unknown aerial vehicles to the territories of their countries. This enabled the Polish side to promptly respond to the drone actions by scrambling their own duty forces into the air.”

Lord Bebo

70,851 views • 10 months ago

VIDEO | Delhi: Former Army Chief General Joginder Jaswant Singh says, “I can say certainly that the Indian Army is preparing for the next war, and that war is probably going to start from space. We need to strengthen our space architecture, which the country is currently working on. The armed forces are preparing to fight and win the next war through multi-domain warfare, across land, air, sea, space, cyber, and cognition, which is another crucial aspect of modern warfare.” (Full video available on PTI Videos –

VIDEO | Delhi: Former Army Chief General Joginder Jaswant Singh says, “I can say certainly that the Indian Army is preparing for the next war, and that war is probably going to start from space. We need to strengthen our space architecture, which the country is currently working on. The armed forces are preparing to fight and win the next war through multi-domain warfare, across land, air, sea, space, cyber, and cognition, which is another crucial aspect of modern warfare.” (Full video available on PTI Videos –

Press Trust of India

38,995 views • 3 months ago

On May 10, Pakistan sent a powerful message to the world that its armed forces, are fully capable and well-equipped in every dimension of modern warfare. By breaching India’s sophisticated cyber defense system, #Pakistan not only displayed its technological prowess but also left the global community stunned. #India

On May 10, Pakistan sent a powerful message to the world that its armed forces, are fully capable and well-equipped in every dimension of modern warfare. By breaching India’s sophisticated cyber defense system, #Pakistan not only displayed its technological prowess but also left the global community stunned. #India

Eagle Eye

16,458 views • 1 year ago

Pakistan is making rapid technological advances in the defence sector. During May's skirmishes with India, we’ve proven our capabilities even in conventional warfare. We’re also integrating modern technology into counter-terror operations, which has contributed to a noticeable decline in such incidents. With sustained technological progress and effective diplomacy, we hope to eliminate terrorism in partnership with our friends.

Pakistan is making rapid technological advances in the defence sector. During May's skirmishes with India, we’ve proven our capabilities even in conventional warfare. We’re also integrating modern technology into counter-terror operations, which has contributed to a noticeable decline in such incidents. With sustained technological progress and effective diplomacy, we hope to eliminate terrorism in partnership with our friends.

Humayun Akhtar Khan

57,594 views • 7 months ago

Surveillance, Tracking, and Engagement of Suspected Terrorists in Azir and Musarram Areas of Borno State The Nigerian Air Force has provided decisive close air support and conducted precision air interdiction operations in the Azir and Musarram areas of Borno state, eliminating several terrorist elements and disrupting planned attacks through coordinated air–ground operations in support of troops in contact. The successful operations, conducted on 15 and 16 january 2026, underscore the NAF’s sustained commitment to timely, intelligence-led air support and seamless coordination with ground forces to deny terrorists freedom of action while protecting both troops and civilian populations. A statement by the director of public relations and information, air commodore Ehimen Ejodame indicates that the chief of the air staff air marshal Sunday Aneke reaffirmed the Nigerian air force’s unwavering resolve to provide prompt and effective air support to ground forces. Air Marshal Aneke says the latest air operations once again demonstrate the effectiveness of integrated air to ground collaboration, reinforcing the armed forces of nigeria’s ongoing efforts to degrade terrorist capabilities and stabilize affected areas across the country.

Surveillance, Tracking, and Engagement of Suspected Terrorists in Azir and Musarram Areas of Borno State The Nigerian Air Force has provided decisive close air support and conducted precision air interdiction operations in the Azir and Musarram areas of Borno state, eliminating several terrorist elements and disrupting planned attacks through coordinated air–ground operations in support of troops in contact. The successful operations, conducted on 15 and 16 january 2026, underscore the NAF’s sustained commitment to timely, intelligence-led air support and seamless coordination with ground forces to deny terrorists freedom of action while protecting both troops and civilian populations. A statement by the director of public relations and information, air commodore Ehimen Ejodame indicates that the chief of the air staff air marshal Sunday Aneke reaffirmed the Nigerian air force’s unwavering resolve to provide prompt and effective air support to ground forces. Air Marshal Aneke says the latest air operations once again demonstrate the effectiveness of integrated air to ground collaboration, reinforcing the armed forces of nigeria’s ongoing efforts to degrade terrorist capabilities and stabilize affected areas across the country.

NTANetwork

27,816 views • 6 months ago

I began my working trip to the Odesa region by holding a coordination meeting with the Command of the Naval Forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, focused on security issues in the southern region. Primary attention was given to countering constant Russian air attacks with “shaheds” and missiles, as well as readiness to respond to threats at sea. We also addressed our deep-strike operations, strengthening communication systems, mine countermeasure capabilities, and training and equipping naval infantry. We discussed increasing the number of helicopters to enhance air defense in the region and counter drone threats. The military officials presented the technical strike capabilities of the Naval Forces: Neptune and Harpoon missile systems, new-generation unmanned systems and torpedoes. During the meeting, we identified what is still needed to further strengthen the combat capabilities of the Navy. I thank everyone working for the security and strength of the region.

I began my working trip to the Odesa region by holding a coordination meeting with the Command of the Naval Forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, focused on security issues in the southern region. Primary attention was given to countering constant Russian air attacks with “shaheds” and missiles, as well as readiness to respond to threats at sea. We also addressed our deep-strike operations, strengthening communication systems, mine countermeasure capabilities, and training and equipping naval infantry. We discussed increasing the number of helicopters to enhance air defense in the region and counter drone threats. The military officials presented the technical strike capabilities of the Naval Forces: Neptune and Harpoon missile systems, new-generation unmanned systems and torpedoes. During the meeting, we identified what is still needed to further strengthen the combat capabilities of the Navy. I thank everyone working for the security and strength of the region.

Volodymyr Zelenskyy / Володимир Зеленський

286,432 views • 14 days ago

Today, for the first time, we mark the Day of the Unmanned Systems Forces, and from now on, each year, June 11 will be a day of our gratitude to the warriors of the Unmanned Systems Forces. Modern warfare can no longer be imagined without drones, and Ukrainian unmanned systems are operating successfully at different levels: from carrying out missions on the frontline to striking important enemy facilities hundreds of kilometers deep inside its territory. All of this is being documented, and it is thanks to the precision and skill of our operators that Russia’s losses have long exceeded 30,000 killed and wounded per month. I thank each and every person serving in the Unmanned Systems Forces, developing Ukrainian technologies, and working for the sake of our advantage on the battlefield. Thank you to everyone who is working to reduce Russia’s capabilities and strengthen our security.

Today, for the first time, we mark the Day of the Unmanned Systems Forces, and from now on, each year, June 11 will be a day of our gratitude to the warriors of the Unmanned Systems Forces. Modern warfare can no longer be imagined without drones, and Ukrainian unmanned systems are operating successfully at different levels: from carrying out missions on the frontline to striking important enemy facilities hundreds of kilometers deep inside its territory. All of this is being documented, and it is thanks to the precision and skill of our operators that Russia’s losses have long exceeded 30,000 killed and wounded per month. I thank each and every person serving in the Unmanned Systems Forces, developing Ukrainian technologies, and working for the sake of our advantage on the battlefield. Thank you to everyone who is working to reduce Russia’s capabilities and strengthen our security.

Volodymyr Zelenskyy / Володимир Зеленський

277,707 views • 1 month ago

🚨#ISPR Surface to Air Missile Rawalpindi, 10 January, 2026 #Pakistan Navy demonstrated its operational readiness and combat preparedness through a comprehensive exercise in the North Arabian Sea, showcasing both conventional and unmanned capabilities, as per dictates of evolving naval warfare. The exercise included the successful live firing of LY-80(N) Surface to Air Missile (SAM) from Vertical Launching System at extended range, validating the long-range capabilities of Pakistan Navy's modern air defence systems. LY-80(N) SAM successfully engaged and neutralized an aerial target, demonstrating Pakistan Navy's robust air defence capabilities. The exercise also featured the successful engagement of surface targets using Loitering Munition (LM), demonstrating Pakistan Navy's precision strike capabilities. Loitering Munition (LM) successfully engaged and destroyed surface targets, showcasing its effectiveness in modern naval warfare. Successful open-sea trials of Unmanned Surface Vessel (USV) were also conducted, marking a significant leap in autonomous naval technology. The trials validated the platform’s ability to combine high-speed performance with mission-critical durability. Key capabilities demonstrated include extreme maneuverability, precision navigation and weather resilience. USV offers a low-risk, high-impact solution with the stealth of a tactical interceptor. Commander Pakistan Fleet witnessed the exercise, which showcased Pakistan Navy's ability to employ advanced systems. Admiral Naveed Ashraf, NI, NI (M), T Bt, Chief of the Naval Staff, commended officers and men of Pakistan Navy for their professionalism and operational competence. He reaffirmed Pakistan Navy's resolve to ensure seaward defence of Pakistan and safeguard national maritime interests under all circumstances.

🚨#ISPR Surface to Air Missile Rawalpindi, 10 January, 2026 #Pakistan Navy demonstrated its operational readiness and combat preparedness through a comprehensive exercise in the North Arabian Sea, showcasing both conventional and unmanned capabilities, as per dictates of evolving naval warfare. The exercise included the successful live firing of LY-80(N) Surface to Air Missile (SAM) from Vertical Launching System at extended range, validating the long-range capabilities of Pakistan Navy's modern air defence systems. LY-80(N) SAM successfully engaged and neutralized an aerial target, demonstrating Pakistan Navy's robust air defence capabilities. The exercise also featured the successful engagement of surface targets using Loitering Munition (LM), demonstrating Pakistan Navy's precision strike capabilities. Loitering Munition (LM) successfully engaged and destroyed surface targets, showcasing its effectiveness in modern naval warfare. Successful open-sea trials of Unmanned Surface Vessel (USV) were also conducted, marking a significant leap in autonomous naval technology. The trials validated the platform’s ability to combine high-speed performance with mission-critical durability. Key capabilities demonstrated include extreme maneuverability, precision navigation and weather resilience. USV offers a low-risk, high-impact solution with the stealth of a tactical interceptor. Commander Pakistan Fleet witnessed the exercise, which showcased Pakistan Navy's ability to employ advanced systems. Admiral Naveed Ashraf, NI, NI (M), T Bt, Chief of the Naval Staff, commended officers and men of Pakistan Navy for their professionalism and operational competence. He reaffirmed Pakistan Navy's resolve to ensure seaward defence of Pakistan and safeguard national maritime interests under all circumstances.

Pakistan Armed Forces News 🇵🇰

13,150 views • 6 months ago

I am grateful to each mobile air defense group warrior who protects our infrastructure and people on a daily basis. Only this night did they shoot down 40 "Shahed" drones, which account for the majority of what Russia has fired. We have already shot down 359 such drones since the beginning of the year. Our sky defenders’ precision, electronic warfare, and every partner’s support literally save lives. We are working to improve the effectiveness of our mobile air defense groups and add more defensive electronic warfare systems. This is one of this year's key priorities.

I am grateful to each mobile air defense group warrior who protects our infrastructure and people on a daily basis. Only this night did they shoot down 40 "Shahed" drones, which account for the majority of what Russia has fired. We have already shot down 359 such drones since the beginning of the year. Our sky defenders’ precision, electronic warfare, and every partner’s support literally save lives. We are working to improve the effectiveness of our mobile air defense groups and add more defensive electronic warfare systems. This is one of this year's key priorities.

Volodymyr Zelenskyy / Володимир Зеленський

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President of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan, Asif Ali Zardari, called on Air Chief Marshal Zaheer Ahmed Baber Sidhu, Chief of the Air Staff, #Pakistan Air Force during a visit to Air Headquarters Islamabad #IranIsraelConflict #Iran #ISPR President Asif Ali Zardari has acknowledged the pivotal and decisive role played by PAF in safeguarding the sovereignty and territorial integrity of Pakistan during the recent conflict with India, which culminated in a historic and resolute victory. He expressed these views during a visit to the Air Headquarters in Islamabad on Tuesday, where he held a meeting with Chief of the Air Staff, Air Chief Marshal Zaheer Ahmed Baber Sidhu. During the meeting, the President expressed profound appreciation for the exemplary professionalism, unwavering commitment and indomitable spirit demonstrated by the personnel of Pakistan Air Force. He also lauded the leadership of Air Chief Marshal Zaheer Ahmed Baber Sidhu, recognizing his role in modernizing PAF and swiftly integrating advanced technologies that have significantly enhanced operational readiness of Pakistan Air Force and have recalibrated the region's deterrence landscape. The President highlighted that the bold and visionary leadership of Pakistan Armed Forces enabled Pakistan to deliver a firm and timely response to Indian aggression, ensuring the Air Force remains at the forefront of technological and strategic advancement. Asif Ali Zardari also expressed his satisfaction over PAF's combat readiness and reiterated an all-out support from the Government of Pakistan-to-Pakistan Air Force in its pursuit of excellence. On his part, the Chief of the Air Staff shared insight into various ongoing modernization projects of Pakistan Air Force's operational construct, force goals and plans for the force structure with a keen focus on future warfare. In the recent standoff against India, he attributed PAF's success to the matchless training, smart inductions, seamless operational readiness and a homegrown kill chain sharpened by the mastery of modern warfare. The Air Chief highlighted that for the first time in its history, Pakistan Air Force conducted Full Spectrum Operations during the recent conflict, employing multi-domain warfare capabilities. This included the integration of Space, Cyber and Electronic Warfare, alongside the strategic application of niche and disruptive technologies, which collectively generated decisive effects that significantly contributed to Pakistan's victory over India. The visit of President Asif Ali Zardari to Air Headquarters Islamabad was aimed at boosting the morale of PAF following its resounding success in defending the aerial frontiers of Pakistan and delivering a decisive response to recent aggression from India. Upon his arrival, a smartly turned out contingent of Pakistan Air Force presented Guard of Honour to the President.

President of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan, Asif Ali Zardari, called on Air Chief Marshal Zaheer Ahmed Baber Sidhu, Chief of the Air Staff, #Pakistan Air Force during a visit to Air Headquarters Islamabad #IranIsraelConflict #Iran #ISPR President Asif Ali Zardari has acknowledged the pivotal and decisive role played by PAF in safeguarding the sovereignty and territorial integrity of Pakistan during the recent conflict with India, which culminated in a historic and resolute victory. He expressed these views during a visit to the Air Headquarters in Islamabad on Tuesday, where he held a meeting with Chief of the Air Staff, Air Chief Marshal Zaheer Ahmed Baber Sidhu. During the meeting, the President expressed profound appreciation for the exemplary professionalism, unwavering commitment and indomitable spirit demonstrated by the personnel of Pakistan Air Force. He also lauded the leadership of Air Chief Marshal Zaheer Ahmed Baber Sidhu, recognizing his role in modernizing PAF and swiftly integrating advanced technologies that have significantly enhanced operational readiness of Pakistan Air Force and have recalibrated the region's deterrence landscape. The President highlighted that the bold and visionary leadership of Pakistan Armed Forces enabled Pakistan to deliver a firm and timely response to Indian aggression, ensuring the Air Force remains at the forefront of technological and strategic advancement. Asif Ali Zardari also expressed his satisfaction over PAF's combat readiness and reiterated an all-out support from the Government of Pakistan-to-Pakistan Air Force in its pursuit of excellence. On his part, the Chief of the Air Staff shared insight into various ongoing modernization projects of Pakistan Air Force's operational construct, force goals and plans for the force structure with a keen focus on future warfare. In the recent standoff against India, he attributed PAF's success to the matchless training, smart inductions, seamless operational readiness and a homegrown kill chain sharpened by the mastery of modern warfare. The Air Chief highlighted that for the first time in its history, Pakistan Air Force conducted Full Spectrum Operations during the recent conflict, employing multi-domain warfare capabilities. This included the integration of Space, Cyber and Electronic Warfare, alongside the strategic application of niche and disruptive technologies, which collectively generated decisive effects that significantly contributed to Pakistan's victory over India. The visit of President Asif Ali Zardari to Air Headquarters Islamabad was aimed at boosting the morale of PAF following its resounding success in defending the aerial frontiers of Pakistan and delivering a decisive response to recent aggression from India. Upon his arrival, a smartly turned out contingent of Pakistan Air Force presented Guard of Honour to the President.

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