Tag: Military Strategy

Every military discussion today seems to revolve around the next disruptive technology, a new headquarters, a new capability, a new ...

For over 70 years, Pakistan has portrayed the territory under its occupation as “Azad Kashmir”. According to the Pakistani narrative, ...

Introduction           India occupies a dominant and strategic location in South Asia and IOR. Most of the unsettled borders are ...

Recent conflicts show that nuclear weapons deter nuclear use and major escalation, but not limited war below the nuclear threshold. ...

A satellite image shows a possible raft at the opening to Scarborough Shoal, in the South China Sea, May 27, ...

Originally published at : https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/defence/news/breaking-the-international-border-sanctuary-the-strikes-on-sarjal-and-mehmoona-joya/articleshow/130959961.cms Pakistan had a belief it had held for a long time — one so deeply ...

As the world embraces non-contact warfare, geography reminds India that some conflicts still end with boots on the ground. The ...

The die appears cast. Iran, under sustained long-range strikes targeting its leadership, infrastructure, and economic arteries, is under immense pressure. ...

Abstract             India’s foreign policy is deeply rooted in its rich civilisation, culture and history. Throughout, India has followed the ...

Layered warfare is emerging as the defining "system of systems" architecture of modern combat. Driven by artificial intelligence, quantum computing, ...

The 78th Army Day Parade 2026, held in the heart of Jaipur, marked a turning point in India’s national journey, ...

This paper examines Pakistan-occupied Jammu and Kashmir (PoJK) through a differentiated analytical lens, treating Azad Jammu and Kashmir (AJK) and ...

Abstract As global trends continue to evolve unpredictably, India’s strategic imperative is focused on flexibility and resilience in pursuance of ...

Abstract Hybrid Schwerpunkt reframes conflict from ‘massed force to timed convergence’, where information pressure, cyber disruption and calibrated coercion stack, ...

Abstract The Grey Zone is best understood as an overarching operational space between peace and open war, wherein state and ...

Introduction After gaining independence in 1947, India and African countries have undergone tremendous changes, moving against the colonial legacies that ...

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY The Seminar on ‘National Capacity of Maneuver’ was convened with the objective of assessing and enhancing India’s comprehensive ...

Abstract Turkic Ghaznavid invaders from modern day Ghazni in Central Afghanistan attacked North-West and North India incessantly from the second ...

Abstract Certain leadership traits transcend timelines, civilisations, continents, ages, terrain, enemies, nature & character of warfare and evolving geopolitical environment. ...

Abstract Modern warfare has evolved into a persistent, ambiguous conflict, relying on asymmetric and non-kinetic strategies beyond traditional military engagements. ...

The first use of armed Unmanned aerial systems (UAS) was during the Iran-Iraq war of the 1980s, when Iran deployed ...

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