From 'Pakistan will lose war with India' to US controlling Islamabad's nukes: Explosive claims by ex-CIA agent

The Pakistanis will lose, says ex-CIA officer warning against war with India

The former officer recalled that during his posting in Pakistan in 2002 he was unofficially told the Pentagon exercised control over Pakistan's nuclear arsenal.

From 'Pakistan will lose war with India' to US controlling Islamabad's nukes: Explosive claims by ex-CIA agent

John Kiriakou, who served as the CIA's chief of counter-terrorism operations in Pakistan in 2002, made the bombshell claims in an interview, which touched upon several issues including Islamabad-backed terrorism against India and Osama bin Laden's escape from Tora Bora.

'The Pakistanis will lose,' says ex-CIA officer warning against war with India

Former CIA officer John Kiriakou warned Pakistan would lose any conventional war with India.interview, he urged Islamabad to avoid provocations, highlighted India's strong counterterrorism responses, and recalled missed U.S. action against nuclear scientist AQ Khan, stressing the dangers of conflict without nuclear escalation.

Rafales’ Comeback Debunks Pakistan’s False Claims

Three Indian Air Force Rafale fighters—BS‑021, BS‑022, and BS‑027—are scheduled to participate in the upcoming Indo‑US Exercise Cope India 2...

‘No Benefit in Fighting India’: Former CIA Officer Says Pakistan Would Lose Any Conventional War - Goemkarponn

New Delhi: Former CIA officer John Kiriakou, who led counterterrorism operations in Pakistan during his 15-year career with the agency, has said that Pakistan stands to gain nothing from provoking or engaging in a conventional war with India. Reflecting on his experiences and the strained ties between Washington and Islamabad, Kiriakou shared insights during an interview about his time in Pakistan and the CIA’s assessment of South Asian security…