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“The ISPR chief emphasised that the Pakistan Army is systematically adapting to the changing character of modern warfare across contact and non-contact domains, cyber operations, drones and long-range munitions.”

““Whether it’s in non-contact [or] contact warfare, whether it’s in cyber, whether it is in drones, long-range missions, … we are very cognisant of what capabilities we need for the present and also for the future.”

““Whether it’s in non-contact [or] contact warfare, whether it’s in cyber, whether it is in drones, long-range missions, … we are very cognisant of what capabilities we need for the present and also for the future.”

“The DIG said modern anti-drone systems had already been deployed in Peshawar, Dera Ismail Khan, Lakki Marwat, Tank and Bannu districts to meet evolving security requirements and counter emerging warfare threats.”

“At most critical risk is our defence infrastructure, where drones, electronic warfare, and high-end sensors already run on AI technology, and are only going to grow more dependent on it to maintain their efficacy.”

“In a conflict where one side commands modern fighter jets and aerial superiority, the other is fighting back with makeshift quadcopters and two-metre fixed-wing drones powered by online-bought piston engines.”

“Attrition, technological disruption, economic warfare and geopolitical rivalry are producing conflicts with no obvious finish line and an international system increasingly incapable of containing them Yet another problem is the finish line.”

“The UAV division, initially floated as an idea, was established following technological advancements in terrorist capabilities and their shifting preference from conventional street fighting to aerial warfare.”