For India, China is the main rival and Pakistan is a supporting security issue: US Intel | Bharat News
New Delhi: Pakistan considers India a “existential threat” and will continue to modernize its army to modernize and develop its war or strategic nuclear weapons to offer the traditional military gains of New Delhi, said the US Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA).In the report of its ‘World Threat Assessment’, which notes India’s Operation Sindor to grow in terrorist hubs and enmity in Pakistan, DIA says that PM Modi’s defense priorities “focus” probably on the global leadership demonstration, fighting China and increasing India’s military power. The report stated, “India sees China to manage more anti -primary and Pakistan as an auxiliary security problem, despite the attacks from across the border by both terrorists,” the report stated in the report.China has played a big role in making Pakistan and North Korea a spread facility to help promote their nuclear and ballistic missile arsenal over the years.Global projections say India and Pakistan have around 170 N-Warheads, with Islamabad also often branding their short-range NASR (HATF-IX) and other missiles as a counter for New Delhi’s traditional military superiority, as reported by TOI.
The report said that China’s nuclear stockpile has probably crossed the 600 -operating warhead. “We estimate that China will have over 1,000 operating warheads by 2030, most of which will be deployed at high readiness levels for rapid response time,” it said.
‘Pakistan mainly recipients of China’s military largacy’
Pakistan is modernizing its nuclear arsenal and maintaining the safety of its nuclear material and the security of command and control structures. The report said, “Pakistan almost certainly buys WMD (weapons of massive destruction)-from foreign suppliers and mediators.”In early 10 May, India killed nine airbase in Pakistan, in the evening some clear strategic messages were formed before stopping enmity. In particular, a deep accurate hit on Noor Khan and Sargodha airbase harassed Pakistan. In Rawalpindi, Noor Khan is located close to the headquarters of Pakistan’s strategic plan division, which handles the nuclear arsenal of the country, as reported by TOI.The DIA report stated that Pakistan is a recipient of “mainly Beijing’s” Economic and Military Largasi “, and its army conducts several military exercises with Chinese forces every year.,Foreign content and technology supporting Pakistan’s WMD programs is mainly obtained from suppliers in China, and sometimes transferred through Hong Kong, Singapore, Turki and UAE, ”says.The report stated that India is giving priority to carry forward its bilateral, tripartite and quadrilateral defense partnership in the Indian Ocean region and promotes the role of Indo-Pacific and its global leadership through exercise, training, sales and information sharing to combat China’s influence.India will continue to promote its ‘Made in India’ initiative this year to build its domestic defense industry, reduce the concerns of supply chain and modernize its army.In 2024, India tested its nuclear-capable Agni-I Prime Medium-Rage Ballistic Missile and Agni-V Multiple Torgateable Re-Entry vehicle (multiple warheads on a single missile). “India also commissioned its atomic-driven submarine to strengthen its atomic triad and increase its ability to stop the opponent,” says it.Referring to the depression in Eastern Ladakh in October last year, the report stated in the report that it “does not resolve longer disputes about the demarcation of the border, but has been reducing some stress since Galvan Clash in 2020”.
