Feature

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The IRGC's Bet Paid Off. The Model Was Wrong From the Start.

A Lanchester-framed post-mortem on the 2026 Iran war: why the JINSA-FDD analytical ecosystem got the attrition calculus wrong, how the IRGC's missile-drone doctrine performed against its own design objectives, and what the Hormuz closure was actually aimed at.

April 12, 2026

23 min

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Zionism, Gaza, and the Breaking of Civilisation

A Strategic View from the Pakistani Lens

September 20, 2025

1 min

The Express Tribune | The day after doctrine: Russia’s nuclear dilemma & the South Asian precedent

As thresholds dissolve and deterrence becomes theatre-specific, nuclear restraint risks becoming obsolete

June 29, 2025

1 min

Why PAF's performance was predictable!

May 28, 2025 Over the weekend, I was engaged in a serious discussion to filter out the rhetorical noise and doubts from what PAF achieved in …

May 28, 2025

9 min

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The Friday Times | Siege Of The Indus: Treaty Suspension, India's Threats And The Architecture Of Resistance

To suspend, divert, or meaningfully alter these flows would require engineering and capital on a generational scale - India would need 5 to 10 large multipurpose dams

May 25, 2025

1 min

PK-IND Indus war dams river treaty