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Pakistan’s Defense Power & New War Reality | Expert Pravin Sawhney | South Asia Security Update

In this analysis, top Indian defense expert Pravin Sawhney drops a clear warning. Pakistan is no weak state. Its defense strength and battle strategy cannot be ignored. The idea that Pakistan won’t respond to threats is not backed by history or facts. Pakistan defended its sovereignty in 1949 and through wars in 1965 and 1971. The ceasefire line stood strong and became the Line of Control. Sawhney revisits 2019 Balakot. India struck first. Pakistan responded swiftly next day with Operation Swift Retort. A jet was downed and the pilot returned home. Contrary to some claims, there is no verified evidence Pakistan lost F‑16 jets — US officials confirmed PAF jets stayed intact. Pakistan and China now train and build forces more closely than ever. New missile commands and advanced drills show this shift. Experts say Pakistan has added multi‑domain warfare and long‑range strike concepts, changing the nature of conflict. Recent global military studies also highlight broader South Asia tensions. A short conflict in 2025 taught lessons about air power, precision strike and technology in war. Analysts say air strategies and intelligence matter more than ever. Also stay updated. Pakistan just concluded major operations in Balochistan against militants, using helicopters and drones to regain control. Watch to grasp the new balance in South Asian defense. Subscribe for more defense and geopolitics updates.