China has supplied Pakistan with 100 advanced missiles, which should significantly boost Pakistan’s defence capabilities. The transfer follows the recent attack in Pahalgam, further escalating tensions in the Kashmir region.
The missiles are believed to be long-range and advanced, though details remain scarce. This delivery could strengthen Pakistan’s military preparedness and improve its strategic position in the region.
Observers suggest that the transfer reflects China’s ongoing effort to deepen its strategic ties with Pakistan. The two countries have long maintained strong defence and economic relations, and this move appears to reinforce their cooperation at a time of increased instability in South Asia.
The missile shipment has raised concerns in neighbouring countries, particularly India, which remains wary of the growing military collaboration between China and Pakistan. Analysts warn that this could lead to increased military modernisation in the region, heightening existing tensions.
Neither China nor Pakistan has officially confirmed the delivery. However, security experts are closely monitoring the situation for any changes to the balance of power in South Asia.
