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@bttn_quetta India is turning South Asia to be the epicentre of the next great human catastrophe. It is time to sound alarms something before the launching of the first missile beyound south asia.

India doesn't need a 12,000 km missile to threaten Pakistan or China. India develops the Agni-VI with an intercontinental range, placing Washington, London, and Paris under its nuclear umbrella — this doesn't merely highlight the technicalities; the motive remains deeply rooted in strategic ambitions. Who is this missile for? Not the adversaries India publicly names. The range overshoot tells a different story; one of prestige-driven power maximization, not credible minimum deterrence. And yet, Western capitals remain conspicuously quiet. The same nonproliferation voices that challenge every Russian warhead and every North Korean test have nothing to say about India's silent march toward global strike capability. That silence is itself a strategic choice. And it may prove to be a costly one. @zahirhkazmi @zafarwafa1977 @AsmaKhawaja5 @ExecDirCISSS @ciss_ajk @CISS_Islamabad @SVI_Pakistan #AgniVI #ICBM #NuclearStrategy #India #Deterrence #ArmsRace #StrategicStability m.economictimes.com/news/defence/d…

"The Vicious Bee and Trump" The Bee just buzzed while conveying a message to Trump not to listen to irrelevant questions regarding the much-needed opening of several economic routes between Iran and Pakistan. The Bee advises Trump to tell the reporter that Trump has a great respect for Pakistani civilian and military leadership. Trump is positive about Pakistan and its mediation role towards a lasting peace in the region. @iihtishamm #Trump #Pakistan #iranusisrael #IranWar‌ #Hormuz #deal #peace

So rightly pointed out... India’s missile program is no longer defensive, it is overtly destabilizing. The DRDO’s Agni-VI test announcement reinforces clear evidence of an unchecked strategic buildup that threatens not just regional balance, but global stability.

Agni-VI isn’t about deterrence—it’s a declaration of ambition, where India’s leap from regional security to intercontinental reach risks turning strategic necessity into spectacle, fueling arms races and normalizing an increasingly unstable global militarization.

"India's Increasing Hubris - Hyper-sonic Capability" Not at all. It is not and cannot be a nightmare for Pakistan. Under Full-Spectrum Deterrence, which falls within the ambit of Credible Minimum Deterrence, Pakistan has all the options (i.e., strategic, operational, and tactical levels) it needs to effectively counter India. Why don't you argue that India’s number of strategic projects, such as this one, is creating a strategic scenario, a security dilemma, that Pakistan is compelled to produce effective countermeasures? Thanks to emerging/disruptive technologies, Pakistan has been able to develop numerous effective countermeasures to balance against its adversary, India. With credible nuclear weapons bolstered by these effective measures, India would think many times before committing a strategic mistake to preempt Pakistan. Any Indian preemptive action with preventive strikes (illegal) would dangerously escalate to a nuclear level that would not benefit India at all. Since India is a target-rich country, it will lose more than Pakistan. Suggest, that what is best for India is to come down to the level of dangerous hubris to a political modesty and restraint for the best of the South Asian region. It cannot undermine a credible nuclear power (Pakistan and/ or China) with such strategic imperatives. @itswpceo #India #SouthAsia #Pakistan #nuclear #ICBMs #Hypersonic #Missiles #armsrace #risk

“Taiwan – A Nuclear Flash Point” Many credible pieces out there, including this one, argue that the US has strategic concerns about China's nuclear force development and military modernization. But if you ask the Chinese strategic community, they will present similar strategic concerns about the US, citing its modernization of strategic forces and increases in both conventional and nuclear force domains. Arguably, the Chinese are still far behind the US strategic and conventional forces, which are manyfold greater than China's today. Many security analysts argue that China has been effective in developing countermeasures against the US. It has to be for creating a strategic balance and preventing the US from attacking China over the Taiwan issue in the South China Sea. The accommodation theory makes us understand that the US has to eventually accommodate China in terms of Taiwan without endangering a nuclear catastrophe in the region. In other words, the US may/ cannot fight a serious military/ risk a nuclear war against China over the longstanding Taiwan issue when the US has already conceded that Taiwan is an integral part of China. The defensive realism presenting the logical theory of accommodation may suit the US to accommodate the Chinese in helping resolve the longstanding issues of Taiwan, which has become a nuclear flash point. @zhaot2005 #China #US #Taiwan #SouthChinaSea #NuclearFlashPoint #Risk #escalation #accommodation

“India in the South China Sea – A Strategic Catastrophe” The confrontation and possible escalation into conflict in the South China Sea over the longstanding issue of Taiwan are between the US and China. Not India. India strategically remains irrelevant in this part of the world. Besides, India is no match for the Chinese, whose increasing conventional and nuclear forces can outmaneuver it. India may confront a strategic embarrassment when it tries to confront China in that critical part of the Chinese world. China may never tolerate any rival in its hemisphere. @alpha_defense #India #China #SouthChinaSea #US #Taiwan #risk #conflict #danger #escalation

“The Giant’s Meeting” The two economic and military giants are meeting. Conflict/ War with China is no option. The theory of accommodation (defensive realism) is in full swing, providing space for a rising global power. @EricLDaugh #China #US #tradesummit #war #conflict #military

“Gwadar Deep Sea Port in the Global Limelight - Regional Connectivity” This opportunity for regional connectivity will further enhance the geo-economic and geopolitical significance of Gwadar Port, which it has long held. Only an opportunity was awaited. This opportunity now needs to be fully exploited for the benefit of the people of Balochistan (especially the locals) and Pakistan more broadly. Players involved in regional connectivity may enhance peace, security, and economic stability across the broader region. #Iran #IranWar‌ #Gwadar #Port #regionalconnectivity #economic #benefits

🇵🇰 doesn't have ICBMs because it doesn't need them to reach New Delhi. 🇮🇳 building 12,000 km nuclear missiles tells you who it sees as future rivals. Gabbard highlighting 🇵🇰-based threats is ignorance and classic deflection.

“Indian ICBMs (Agni-VI) – A Global Security Threat” India’s development of Agni-VI, an ICBM with a range of 12000km-16000km, goes beyond Pakistan and China. It now clearly threatens the US, Canada, Europe, and the entire American Continent. India, with increasing ranges of its ICBMS and SLBMs, has become a global threat. The international community, including the US, needs to question India about such strategic ambitions. This is no longer consistent with India’s declared minimum deterrence; it goes far beyond such a perceived nuclear policy. It is no longer security. It is dangerous hubris, an escalation dominance, prestige, and power projection, at both the regional and global levels. Pakistan is watching; the Chinese are watching; the global community is concerned about this, and the US must take action now rather than never when India becomes a strategic Frankenstein against the US's vital security and geostrategic interests. @MalluChique @RealBababanaras #India #DRDO #ICBMs #SLBMs #Threat #US #Canada #EU #global #power #prestige

🇵🇰 doesn't have ICBMs because it doesn't need them to reach New Delhi. 🇮🇳 building 12,000 km nuclear missiles tells you who it sees as future rivals. Gabbard highlighting 🇵🇰-based threats is sheet ignorance and deflection.

Israel’s actions have fractured Middle East stability. In South Asia, India is doing the same with the Agni-VI ICBM. The induction of such long-range nuclear missiles exacerbates #securitydilemmas, arms race pressures and #destabilization @bttn_quetta @zafarwafa1977

@RadioactiveFrnd This reminds me of what US DS of State Christopher Landau said at the Raisina Dialogue: ‘We are not going to make the same mistakes with 🇮🇳 that we made with 🇨🇳 20 years ago.’ The US has woken up to 🇮🇳’s rising economic threat but they must now also address the military threats

“Pakistan: Who Suffers The Most From Terrorism” Pakistan has officially been asking India to share the evidence of cross-border terrorism, if any, carried out from Pakistani soil. India not only fails to do but also largely declines to share the evidence Pakistan needed. It is Pakistan that has been suffering from the menace of terrorism across the board, costing Pakistan both its men and materials. The number of casualties in Pakistan due to the menace of terrorism is far larger compared to India, unfortunately. That said, this reflects that India, under its hubris, power projection, and escalation-dominance, aspires to orchestrate terrorism so that it could carry out a preventive strike (illegal) against Pakistan. In other words, India, under the false pretext of terrorism, gets tempted to strike Pakistan as it did last year in May 2025. Pakistan is not a small province, city, or weak country that can be taken for granted. It is a sovereign, credible, and indispensable country in possession of a strong military and nuclear weapons specific to India. Remember Pakistan’s befitting reply in May 2025. If India goes for preventive strikes under any false pretext, Pakistan will retaliate forcefully. Therefore, any strike from India on such an episode puts India into a “dangerous escalation trap”, which in turn risks escalation to a dangerous level India may never want. @sidhant #India #Pakistan #US #SouthAsia #May2025 #conflict #risk #escalation #terrorism

@SShahabShahid This clearly lends credence to the argument that the primary target of 🇮🇳’s long-range ballistic missiles — the Agni-5 and the Agni-6 (currently under development) — with ranges of 8,000 to 12,000 km, is neither #Pakistan nor #China, but the #USA and its Western allies.

To preserve the ceasefire, all parties should now: • Exercise maximum restraint (especially in Hormuz and Lebanon) • Avoid provocative actions or rhetoric • Keep the Pakistan-brokered dialogue channel open • Focus on practical confidence-building steps. Israel continues operations in Lebanon (outside the current US-Iran framework), adding another layer of complexity. The #IslamabadTalks have concluded after more than 21 hours of direct, intensive negotiations. While no final agreement was reached on core issues, the very fact that the US and Iran sat across the table in Pakistan — first high-level face-to-face talks in over a decade — is meaningful de-escalation. This morning DPM/FM Senator @MIshaqDar50 stated: “Pakistan has been and will continue to play its role to facilitate engagement and dialogue between the Islamic Republic of Iran and the United States in the days to come.” He stressed it is imperative that both sides uphold the ceasefire. Full statement: x.com/foreignofficep… Iran’s Foreign Ministry Spokesperson @IRIMFA_SPOX (Esmaeil Baqaei) released Tehran’s readout: talks were “intensive and non-stop,” covering Strait of Hormuz, nuclear issue, sanctions relief & regional de-escalation. Success depends on good faith and acceptance of Iran’s legitimate rights. Statement: x.com/irimfa_spox/st… US Vice President @JDVance was candid: Iran has not yet accepted the US “final and best offer,” particularly on long-term nuclear commitments. Yet both sides praised Pakistan’s mediation and kept the tone respectful. The process remains alive. Coverage: theguardian.com/world/2026/apr… A question for @JDVance though : hasn't Iran already given unequivocal unconditional guarantee as NPT's member that it doesn't want to pursue weapons? #NPTRevCon2026 On the ground, the ceasefire is being tested: On 11 April, USS Frank E. Peterson (DDG-121) and USS Michael Murphy (DDG-112) transited the Strait of Hormuz and began “setting conditions” for mine-clearance operations. Additional assets expected soon. Commercial shipping remains limited. The next 48–72 hours are critical. CENTCOM details: navalnews.com/naval-news/202… Separately, Saudi Arabia’s Ministry of Defence announced the arrival of a Pakistan Air Force contingent with fighter and support aircraft at King Abdulaziz Air Base. This is routine bilateral defence cooperation under the long-standing Strategic Mutual Defence Agreement — aimed at enhancing joint operational readiness and contributing to broader regional stability. Coverage: aa.com.tr/en/middle-east… Bottom line: No one expected a comprehensive deal in one marathon round. What Pakistan (PM @CMShehbaz, DPM/FM @MIshaqDar50, and civil-military leadership including Field Marshal Syed Asim Munir) has achieved is significant. Cautious optimism remains. The coming days will test everyone’s commitment. We stay hopeful for durable peace and prosperity in the region 🇵🇰

Very unfortunate! Yours is the language of a “street boy.” A realist, a diplomat, and a strategist will argue that: “Diplomacy, along with diplomatic imperatives, is a 'Slow Process'.” It should not be considered an episode. It is not an episode but rather a consistent, untiring process that both sides need to buy time, rather than immediately opting for military action, regime change, tougher sanctions, etc. A compromise formula needs to be reached that becomes a win-win situation for all the warring parties. It should then be in the best interest of the UAE as well. It should not be the classic maxim for: "The strong do what they can and the weak suffer what they must." Let's give diplomacy a chance to end this war. #Pakistán #امن_کا_سفیر_پاکستان #CeasefireTooWeak #iranthankspakistan #IranRevolution2026 #IsraellsAGlobalPeaceThereat #IsraelGazaWar #uaeダービー #Turkey #SaudiArabia

I was also invited by the Directorate of Youth Affairs Balochistan to contribute to the development of a comprehensive roadmap for the socio-economic development of Balochistan’s youth under a PSDP-funded scheme. #امن_کا_سفیر_پاکستان #Pakistan #Youth #Development #Balochistan