Author: Tarique Habib Shar
The Rise of Military Robot Dogs In today’s high-tech world, robot dogs have moved beyond science fiction and into real military missions. Designed with advanced AI, rugged builds, and high mobility, these robotic canines are becoming trusted tools on the battlefield. From reconnaissance to bomb disposal, they’re helping soldiers stay safer and smarter. Let’s explore the top 10 military robot dogs leading this transformation. 1. Ghost Robotics Vision 60 Built for Tactical Excellence The Vision 60 by Ghost Robotics is one of the most well-known quadruped robots in the military. It’s strong, weather-resistant, and ideal for rough terrain. With payload options…
Top 10 Powerful Indian Missiles in 2025 India’s missile arsenal has rapidly advanced over the years, transforming the country into one of the leading missile powers globally. From long-range nuclear-capable ballistic missiles to state-of-the-art cruise missiles, India’s defense technology now rivals the world’s best. In this article, we explore the Top 10 Most Powerful Indian Missiles in 2025 that define strength, precision, and deterrence. 1. Agni-V – The Intercontinental Titan Type: Intercontinental Ballistic Missile (ICBM) Range: Over 5,000 km Capabilities: Nuclear-capable, MIRV technology Agni-V is India’s crown jewel in strategic defense. With its intercontinental range, it places almost all major…
The World’s Strongest Armed Forces in 2025 Military strength remains a key measure of national power, with some countries dominating the global scene through advanced technology, large forces, and strategic capabilities. Global Firepower’s 2025 military rankings offer fresh insights into which nations currently hold the most formidable armed forces. Here’s a breakdown of the top 10 militaries in the world, based on overall defense capabilities and combat readiness. Top 10 Most Powerful Militaries in 2025 1. United States Global Power Index: 0.0699 Still reigning at the top, the U.S. boasts unmatched air dominance, a global naval presence, advanced…
Overview: Pakistan and India Extend Airspace Restrictions In a continuation of heightened tensions, Pakistan and India have extended their respective airspace bans against each other’s aircraft. This move, effective until late June 2025, underscores the persistent strain in diplomatic relations between the two nations. Details of the Airspace Bans Pakistan’s Extension The Pakistan Airports Authority (PAA) issued a Notice to Airmen (NOTAM) stating that the ban on Indian aircraft will remain in effect until 4:59 AM on June 24, 2025. This restriction applies to all Indian-registered, operated, owned, or leased aircraft, including military flights, with no exceptions. The ban encompasses…
Introduction The history of India and Pakistan is marked by a series of conflicts that have shaped the geopolitical landscape of South Asia. From the partition in 1947 to the Kargil conflict in 1999, each war has left indelible marks on both nations. This article delves into the major Indo-Pakistani wars, analyzing the winners, losers, and the enduring lessons they offer. The First Indo-Pakistani War (1947–1948): The Kashmir Conflict Begins The Backdrop: Partition and Princely States When British India was divided in 1947, two new nations were born: India and Pakistan. This partition wasn’t just about dividing territory — it…
A Fragile Peace: The Current State of the India-Pakistan Ceasefire Following a brief yet intense period of cross-border hostilities involving drones and missile strikes, India and Pakistan agreed to a ceasefire on May 10, 2025. This truce, brokered with the assistance of the United States, has managed to hold thus far, albeit with underlying tensions and mutual distrust. Mutual Claims of Victory and Ongoing Tensions Both nations have declared victory in the recent skirmishes. Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi emphasized that military operations against Pakistani terror groups are ongoing, suggesting the ceasefire is merely a temporary pause. Conversely, Pakistan’s military…
Kim Jong Un Condemns Warship Launch Failure as a “Criminal Act” In a rare public acknowledgment of internal failure, North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has expressed severe dissatisfaction over a significant mishap during the launch of a new warship. The incident occurred at a shipyard in the eastern port city of Chongjin, where a 5,000-ton destroyer suffered structural damage during its launch. State media reported that parts of the vessel’s bottom were crushed, causing it to tip off balance. Kim, who attended the launch ceremony, labeled the accident a “serious” and “criminal act” that “severely damaged the dignity and…
Despite Israel permitting aid trucks into Gaza, the United Nations reports that no supplies have reached civilians due to access restrictions, intensifying global calls for humanitarian relief. Aid Trucks Enter Gaza, But Supplies Remain Undistributed On Tuesday, 93 aid trucks carrying essential supplies such as flour, baby food, medical equipment, and pharmaceuticals crossed into Gaza via the Kerem Shalom crossing. However, the UN states that none of these supplies have been distributed to civilians. UN spokesperson Stephane Dujarric explained that their team waited for hours for Israeli clearance to access the area but were unable to transport the supplies to…