Muhammad Aadil

@alphascorpian @Mohsin_o2 we should have had all our submarines by 2028 but that is delayed but that doesn't mean that the programs have been suspended

@Muhamma56096904 @Mohsin_o2 That's the question rather a worry, why conversion is taking this long ? First Sea Sultan conversion completion ETA was 2023_24. We have well pass these timelines.

The Pakistan Navy might receive a MILGEM-class corvette, PNS BADR (F-281), another Hangor-class submarine, and Sea Sultans for Pakistan Naval Aviation this year. It will be an important year for the Pakistan Navy 🇵🇰 #BunyanUmMarsoos

@inside_storiesA Where is the army, why aren't they joining hands

All 5 attackers who cowardly martyred Saifullah have been killed 4 TTP saidkhan guys have been captured alive A meeting of TTP guys in a school was targeted by locals with rockets killing many Darpakhel tribe has entered TTP stronghold “Khoziya” area fully encircling militants

@Al33mK @Mohsin_o2 Navy is a costly arm, so Pak really needs to rationalize it's defence budget cut all unecessary costs in it to spare for the navy, airdefence & navy capability should b at par with army's & airforce, overspending in one arm while neglecting the other will result in disaster

@Mohsin_o2 We need a destroyer class ships now. We are the net security provider of the region

@Al33mK @Mohsin_o2 Pak will need atleast 20 major surface warships, in which 5 of them should b 5k ton destroyers, alongside 15 ships of 3k to 4k ton frigates with supporting corvettes, heavy OPVs, FACs, USV & unmanned midget subs with 20 latest subs supported by 100 aircraft of naval air arm

@Al33mK @Mohsin_o2 Well the current naval doctrine prioritize subs over warships but yes pak may need atleast three to five long range AD destroyers for protecting surface vessels & ports, I think jinnah class frigate design will b helpful in this regard

@alphascorpian @Mohsin_o2 Three aircrafts r being currently upgraded, the rest will follow suit

@Mohsin_o2 These subs and frigates were signed way back in 2015 and finally deliveries are happening. Sea Sultan project was initiated in 2018 yet no conversion has taken place. Let's hope we get our true LRMATPs aircrafts soon.

@Mohsin_o2 This was over due, but still not enough for war time situation like the one we faced in 25 against india, either equip navy & airdefence like paf or seek permanent peace with india

@Sher__Ali Must b taken by murtaza wahab social media, just rotate the angle & u will see the reality that r slums of lyari & orangi, plus if u zoom in u will see dirt road with broken sewers where these beautiful buildings r built

This isn't USA or Paris, this is My beautiful Pakistan ❣️

@AMist78 @RealestMercury @Natsecjeff Yup, Pak cant risk trumps ire especially when they have reached this far

@RealestMercury @Natsecjeff Yeah but are they sending oil back and forth or just cargo goods?

@Natsecjeff factcheck please.

@IftikharFirdous Only political stability can save this country,

For Pakistan the visible war is on the double-stretch, North Western and South Western border, but the extreme Northern stretch of Gilgit Baltistan is growing into a conflict zone, with non-state actors, sectarian outfits and arch rivals all converging together, on both sides of the adjacent borders. Hurmuz is just one domino of instability, it seems everyone is prepping to undo the 80 years of ‘Rules Based Order’ if the straits do not return to their previous position. Given the current geopolitical landscape reflected across the map, the level of instability suggests that a near term resolution appears very unlikely.

@hasankhyber PPP is lot more sincere with Sindh then KP, PPP in Sindh like Pti in kp is what holding the pti alive.

پختون عظیم قوم ھے۔۔۔۔ چونکہ میانوالی، اٹک اور پنڈی میں ترقی کے کام ھو رہیں ہیں ۔۔اور پختون خوا والے ویسے بھی بے کار ھے نہ کوئی کام نہ روزگار اس لئے قومی مفاد کے مدنظر احمد خان نیازی صاحب نے بہتر سمجھا کہ پی ٹی آئی کی احتجاجی ریلیاں پختونخوا کے سارے ضلعوں سے پشاور اور پھر صوابی (پختونخوا) میں ختم کریں گے۔میانوالی پنڈی اٹک کو ڈسٹرب نہی کرنا۔۔ کیونکہ وہاں پر ترقی کے کام ھورھے ہیں۔ اور پختون ویسے بھی ان چیزوں سے مبرا قوم کا سوچتے ہیں۔

@bsarwary And the proxy war continues, there should b a non aggression pact between afg & Pak with both countries under a international mediator with a clause of penalty if violated by either party, both countries r bound not to provide refuge to fugitive in their area of control

Emerging Signals of a New Front There are growing indications that elements within GHQ Rawalpindi and (ISI) is opening a new front against the Balochistan Liberation Army (BLA), with signs that this approach could extend into Afghan territory and will intersect with dynamics involving the Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan and factions linked to the Taliban. Credible field reports point to the use of local Afghan actors, particularly some former Afghan Local Police (ALP) commanders and other ex-security personnel. This proves a shift toward an indirect, and deniable operational model rather than overt cross-durand line action. Just days ago, intense fighting in Nushki District reportedly led to the killing of a senior former ALP commander from Uruzgan Province, known as General Azad, along with two other fighters. While details remain fluid, the incident reflects a widening conflict pattern. Early signals suggest this trend is expanding across Balochistan and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, with spillover to areas such as Kunar Province, Helmand Province, and Nimruz Province. There are also reports that a new proxy formation, possibly branded “Shabab al Khurasan” is being shaped by Pakistan to provide plausible deniability, targeting the BLA as well as select elements within the TTP and Afghan Taliban considered outside Islamabad’s alignment. This reflect a familiar GHQ Pindi pattern: operational control without formal ownership. These developments point to the possible emergence of a more complex, multi-actor cross-durand line conflict.

@IntelPk_ Indians still think that as if he is a big deal or incase of any unfortunate news, Pakistani people will start collaborating with raw like Iranians did with israel in 25

Indian RAW spreading fake news‼️‼️

@AlArabiya_Brk The issue with escalation is that it doesn't end up according to plan, so the assumption thst fighting will b limited may not b the case

مسؤول إيراني رفيع: نتوقع أن يكون هناك عودة محدودة للقتال ومن ثم الانتقال للمفاوضات #العربية_عاجل

@JacobL1994_ @fj Yup it is a threat, Pak by picking a fight with taliban have really antagonized the islamists, & Pak has no choice but to monitor this, how ironic that Pak could b compelled to check extermism in UK while in the past it was the other way

British Muslims polled the leader of the Taliban as the most popular leader in the Muslim world Do you see what I mean now when I say the Central/South Asian Muslim diaspora in Europe could potentially become a security threat to Pakistan? Look what happened ten years ago with ISIS. Radicalized European Muslims returned to Muslim countries and brought with them the most disturbing episode in Islamic history, and even took and held large amounts of territory from Muslim states. I don’t think this threat is quite as severe as that was, and Pakistan as a state is considerably more robust than Iraq or Syria, but I think Pakistani defense planners would be wise to consider that if they deny terrorists strategic depth in Afghanistan, the UK will be their next base.

@SamiYousafzaii An ordinary Afghan is neither responsible for aiding ttp nor bringing the talib, so they should b spared.

Disturbing aftermath of Pakistan shelling and bombing. Reports from BBC and independent media claim that Pakistani shelling and bombing struck Kunar University, leaving 7 dead and 75 injured. If true, this raises serious and painful questions. Why are civilians—students, ordinary people—being caught in the middle, instead of militant groups like TTP or others ? The people suffering are not policymakers, not militants, and many did not choose the political realities imposed on them. Afghan civilians have already endured decades of war, displacement, and hardship. They should not have to pay the price again. Accountability, clarity, and restraint are needed—because every civilian life matters, no matter which side of the border they live on.

@SamiYousafzaii Not a smart strategy on part of Pak, if covert ops r being done in Afg from Pak then there should b proper planning & policy rather than random strikes

@IftikharFirdous Pak & Afg r main losers here, Pak lost afg transit trade while Afg lost pak transit to central Asia, iran & china r main benefactors

Rerouting trade is a paradigmatic shift, clearly indicates that the Pakistan-Afghanistan relation has no reset-switch. As skirmishes have still been reported on the North Western and South Western borders. While Kabul has already been diversifying away from Pakistan towards Iran and Central Asia, this move flips the equation. Pakistan can now bypass Afghanistan entirely for westbound trade to West Asia, potentially reducing Kabul’s transit relevance and revenue. The impact is strategic not immediate. However; Kabul is not the only one to be impacted, the route reduces reliance on longer maritime routes through the Gulf as well. Geo politics, security, and infrastructure will determine the corridor domination, which puts Pakistan as a main gateway, of China backed routes, to the rest of the world.

@IftikharFirdous Pak central Asia traffic will b shifted to iran & china while afg transit trade will b shifted to iran, these r costly routes, for afg pak ports r the cheapest & best option while for Pak & even india, afg is the best route for CAR

@AbdullahKhan333 @IftikharFirdous Yup we lost afghan transit & afg lost Pak's transit to central Asia, main benefactors r iran & china, atleast Pak & Afg have got costly but smooth route

@IftikharFirdous It's net result will be Afghanistan completely in the hands of India while transit trade of CARs will mostly happen through Iran not Pakistan soon after Iran will come out of sanctions and we will lose almost all export destinations in our neighbours.