US EditionUS Panel Makes Big Claims on Pakistan's ‘Military Success’ over India in May, Calls Pahalgam 'Insurgent' Attack
The US-China Economic and Security Review Commission highlights China's use of AI-driven disinformation to undermine French jets and promote its J-35 fighters amid India-Pakistan clashes.
- On May 2025, the US-China Economic and Security Review Commission says Pakistan gained the upper hand in a four-day clash with India, linking success to visible Chinese weaponry as Beijing tested its arms.
- Following the Pahalgam attack on 22 April 2025, Pakistan launched retaliatory operations with precision strikes on 7 May targeting terror camps in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir.
- Beijing allegedly mounted a coordinated disinformation campaign that used fabricated social-media accounts and AI-generated images to discredit France's Rafale and promote China's J‑35 fighters.
- India has rejected the USCC's assessment, stating Prime Minister Narendra Modi said `India brought Pakistan 'to its knees within a few hours' during Operation Sindoor`, and New Delhi maintains clear military superiority.
- The commission warns that Beijing's actions align with broader defence‑industry aims, saying China leveraged the clash to assess battlefield performance amid border tensions with India despite the `proxy war` label possibly overstating its role.
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US Report Makes Big Claims On Pakistan’s ‘Military Gains’ Against India In May 2025
The report also alleges that China carried out a large-scale information operation during the conflict, using fabricated social-media accounts and AI-generated images to influence public perception.
The Wall Street Journal reports that Pakistan's army chief, Asim Munir, has had a good year, with his army performing well in the conflict with India and him being promoted to the rank of field marshal. The country recently passed a series of constitutional amendments that further consolidate the field marshal's power.
US panel makes big claims on Pakistan's ‘military success’ over India in May, calls Pahalgam 'insurgent' attack
A new US-China Economic and Security Review Commission report asserts Pakistan's military success during a May 2025 conflict with India, characterising Pahalgam as an 'insurgent attack'. The report also highlights China's use of the crisis to showcase its military capabilities.
Pakistan weaponising Bangladesh for anti-India operations: Report
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