Why Afghanistan is Important for China & the Complex Geopolitics Around It: A thread
#Pakistan #Afghanistan #China 1/ Why does China care about Afghanistan? A friendly regime in Kabul means China can access Iran directly—without relying on Russia's sphere of influence in Central Asia. This opens a new land route for energy & markets beyond traditional chokepoints.

Orbat on #PakistanArmy
It has 9 Regular Corps + Frontier Corps (mostly anti terror role) and Aviation Corps and have seperate Strategic Force Command, Air Defence Command and Special Service Group(like Para SF)
° Will cover FC, aviation and SSG some other day. I Corps is one of the 2 strike corps of Pak Army and is based at Mangla, POK and has 1 Armored and 2 Infantry Divisions along with 11(I) Armored Brigade... Currently commanded by Lt. Gen. Ayman Bilal Safdar

#EXCLUSIVE
Today, we present one of the most secretive and heavily defended nuclear-launch sites in the mountains of #Attock, Pakistan. Roughly 730 KM from New Delhi,

The yellow box represents the facility location, let's call it the Attock Mountain Complex At first look at this mountain complex, you might not even realize there exists a full-blown nuclear facility inside.
Here is some satellite imagery - before and after marking the sites after a survey. Notice in the left image, how you cannot spot anything unless marked.

Thread on Indian Army ORBAT based on latest available data.
A good amount of work in this regard has already been done by @KesariDhwaj, @SupratikSaumya and people in DFI. They have been a good reference point for me to create this infographics thread. Northern command has recently got Strike One Corps as addition. With this there is a strike corps each at northern and eastern border with China.

Our 1st thread on Geo-Imagery observation series. We have tried to observe Hotan air base.
One of the important airbase of PLAAF in its posture against India
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