US EditionHow India & Pakistan Compare In Military Strength | India: Bigger, Better, Stronger
- On April 22, a terror attack in Pahalgam, Indian-controlled Kashmir, killed 26 civilians and heightened India-Pakistan tensions.
- The attack triggered online propaganda from Pakistan denying involvement and India rejecting false claims about military personnel changes and jet losses.
- Pakistan alleged India planned military action within 24-36 hours, while India maintained control over any response's timing and target after the Pahalgam attack.
- India’s 2024 military spending is nearly nine times Pakistan’s, with India ranking fourth globally in power and possessing about 4.2 million combat personnel compared to Pakistan’s 964,000.
- The escalating conflict raises nuclear war risks as both states possess nearly 200 warheads each, while the international community urges de-escalation to prevent further violence.
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How India & Pakistan Compare In Military Strength | India: Bigger, Better, Stronger
As tensions simmer between India and Pakistan following the Pahalgam terror attack, one fact is resoundingly clear..the two militaries are not on equal footing. Watch in for more details!
How India and Pakistan compare in military powers, strength and defence budget: All you need to know
As tension grows over the Pahalgam terror attack, here's a deep dive into India and Pakistan's military ranking, defence budget, military strength and power. Who has the upper hand?
India's current restraint: The calm before the storm?
Reading Time: 4 minutes The simmering tensions between India and Pakistan have become a daily affair since the Pahalgam attacks last week. But so far, India has refrained from launching a full-scale military attack. This state of affairs prompts us to ask, what exactly are the two countries’ end goals? For Pakistan, beyond its longstanding objective of reclaiming all of Kashmir, there appears to be none. By contrast, India’s strategic calculus …
India and Pakistan’s military strength compared amid Kashmir tensions
TENSIONS between India and Pakistan have escalated following an attack on Hindu tourists in Indian-administered Kashmir that killed 26 men. India has blamed Pakistan for the assault in Pahalgam, which was the deadliest civilian attack in the region in 25 years.On Tuesday, Indian prime minister Narendra Modi gave the military "complete operational freedom" to respond to the incident, a senior government source told AFP.ALSO READ: Pakistan says it…
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