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Is the renewed chatter about Pakistan acquiring new F-16s a strategic masterstroke or a dangerous distraction? While the PAF Chief's visit to the U.S. has reopened the debate, we argue this focus on imported manned jets misses the bigger picture. The future of Pakistan's air power—and its industrial sovereignty—lies in a different direction entirely: Unmanned Combat Aerial Vehicles (UCAVs). In this deep-dive episode of Defence Uncut, we lay out the definitive case for prioritizing a national UCAV program. In this episode, we cover: The Strategic Imperative: Why the "chill" after the May 2025 aerial engagements shows the massive risk of using manned aircraft in high-stakes missions, and how attritable UCAVs are the perfect solution. A Resilient Force: How UCAVs can be dispersed away from vulnerable airbases, countering the threat of saturation missile attacks from weapons like the BrahMos. The Achievable Path: Unlike the leap required for a 5th-gen fighter, we break down how Pakistan’s existing experience with the Shahpar and Burraq drones, and NESCOM's missile programs, makes a jet-powered UCAV an achievable, incremental step. The Economic Game-Changer: A high-volume UCAV program could justify indigenous engine production and create a massive export market, turning the defence sector into an economic engine. A Blueprint for Success: We propose a bold new structure for the defence industry: 1. NESCOM: As the industrial backbone, building the airframe. 2. NASTP: As the innovation powerhouse, developing the "AI Pilot." 3. Private Sector: To handle mass production, driving efficiency and exports. This isn't just about buying new hardware. This is about building a new, self-sustaining aerospace ecosystem. Listen to the full analysis and let us know what you think in the comments! Listen to the full Defence Uncut episode! Contact us: [email protected] #PakistanAirForce #UCAV #MilitaryTechnology #DefenceIndustry #F16 #ProjectAZM #NESCOM #NASTP #Pakistan #PakistanArmy #PakistanNavy #Drones #UAS #Turkey #China #PAC #PakistanDefence #PakistaniDefenceNews #PakistanAirForceNews #PakistanDroneNews #DroneNews #jf17 #jf17_thunder Chapters 00:00 Introduction to Defence Uncut Podcast 00:51 News Roundup: PAF's MRO Deal with South Africa 03:01 Potential F-16 Procurement: Air Chief's Visit to the US 09:34 F-16 vs. J-10: A Comparative Analysis 18:41 Exploring Drone Capabilities: SHERP3 and TB3 22:43 India's AMCA Program: Strategic Implications 28:35 India's Turbofan Ambitions and Fighter Development 32:47 Pakistan's Fighter Development and UCAV Opportunities 59:33 The Rise of Autonomous AI Pilots 01:02:21 Investing in Skills for the Future 01:04:44 Opportunities in AI Development for Pakistan 01:06:29 Challenges in Data Links and Communication 01:09:45 Industrial Benefits of UCAV Development 01:14:08 The Role of the Private Sector in Defense 01:18:31 Strategic Partnerships Beyond China 01:19:12 Building a Vision for Pakistan's Future