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BBC reports that half a million US weapons obtained by the IEA in Afghanistan are unaccounted for, raising concerns over smuggling. [Image via Getty Images]

US Weapons Left in Afghanistan Smuggled or Sold to Al-Qaeda Affiliates, BBC Report

April 18, 2025
by News Desk NewsroomSecurity DeckSouth Asia

BBC reports that half a million US weapons obtained by the IEA in Afghanistan are unaccounted for, raising concerns over smuggling.

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An Indian Agni-III nuclear-capable missile

India’s Nuclear Doctrine: The Changing Trends

February 16, 2023
by Khizer Husnain Janjua PerspectivesSecurity Deck

The \”no first use\” (NFU) policy, which is the cornerstone of India\’s nuclear doctrine, has been questioned by some of the country\’s senior officials, who have suggested that it might as well contemplate a preemptive strike.

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Even Amid Flaring Tensions With The US, Russia Delivers Second S-400 Systems To China

July 28, 2020
by News Desk News & Views

The second S-400 missile defense system was shipped to China by Russia in the face of increasing tensions with the US. The S-400s were allegedly shipped by maritime routes. Additionally, the handing over certificate was signed in China in December, a mili

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