💣 In December 1964, a senior U.S. Defense Department official wrote a secret memo titled The Indian Nuclear Problem. One key assessment was stark: “One consequence of an Indian program is that one more national state, India, could some day be able to attack the United States with nuclear weapons.” Source: Declassified DoD memo by Henry S. Rowen, 24 December 1964
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SIPRI Yearbook 2026 now vindicates what I have been documenting for years: India has moved from a so-called recessed, de-mated posture toward operational nuclear warhead deployment and peacetime mating with launchers. 12 warheads are now assessed as deployed with operational forces. The “reliable minimum deterrent” narrative just took a hit. sipri.org/visualizations/202… #SouthAsia #NuclearDeterrence #SIPRI 1/9

Pakistan understood the need of indigenous Satellites after Op Bunyan-um-Marsoos and now SUPARCO (Pakistan's Space and Upper Atmosphere Research Commission) is launching back-to-back Satellites with the Help of China. 🇮🇳🛰️🇵🇰🇨🇳 SUPARCO has already Launched 6x Earth Observation Satellites since last Indo-Pak Skirmish and seems like we're about to witness further lift-offs in Upcoming Days. Talking about the Importance, these Satellite are mainly for Civilian Uses, but PAF Space Command can also deploy them to Capture and Publicly Release the Images of Destroyed Military Targets in future Conflicts.

“SIPRI Year Book: Nine Nuclear Weapon States -2026” This clearly indicates that all major nuclear weapon states are not only modernizing and retaining their nuclear weapons but also increasing vertically. Others follow suit. India has consistently been going up the trajectory, becoming the largest and fastest-growing nuclear weapons state in South Asia, threatening Pakistan and others. No one is willing to disarm their nuclear weapons. There is no sign of nuclear disarmament for obvious security reasons. Others will not be interested in disarming their nuclear weapons despite the efforts for the nonproliferation regimes. Nuclear weapons will continue to play their deterring role in the international system. Nuclear deterrence continues to retain its strategic value despite the emergence of disruptive technologies. @SIPRIorg @SweArmsControl @AlvamyrdalCNTR @RobertEgnell @UNIDIR @nuclearban @scientistsorg @SweMFA @CSparre @ICRC @FOIresearch @hrw @PugwashConfs @Greenpeace @globalzero @antonioguterres #SIPRIYearbook2026 #NuclearWeapons #ArmsControl #NuclearRisk #Disarmament #NonProliferation

The growth of 🇮🇳’s nuclear arsenal, alongside the deployment of nuclear warheads & the expansion of ICBM & SLBM capabilities, signals a troubling path for regional & global security. Strategic stability is strengthened through restraint, not through an accelerating arms buildup.

Such developments pose a threat to regional peace and stability. @SIPRIorg

SIPRI 2026 assessment indicates that 🇮🇳 has continued expanding and modernizing its nuclear forces. The report notes a growing emphasis on long-range systems capable of hitting all major capitals, while competition with 🇵🇰 remains a key factor shaping 🇮🇳's nuclear strategy.

From 0 to 12 in one year with 190 warheads; SIPRI 2026 report reveals🇮🇳's 12 deployed nuclear warheads. With Agni 5&6 ICBMs, SSBNs & K series SLBMs,🇮🇳's nuclear arsenal reach includes 🇺🇸 & 🇪🇺.India's nuclear threat is now global & ready. A threat to 🌎 peace & strategic stability

The latest SIPRI data underscores a troubling trend. 🇮🇳’s growing nuclear inventory and deployment of warheads raise important questions for regional & global strategic stability. The international community must not ignore these developments. @SIPRIorg @UnderSecT @CarnegieEndow

🇮🇳is now the world’s fastest-growing nuclear power. In just one year (2025–26), it added 10 warheads. More alarmingly, it appears to be shifting from its undeployed, de-mated weapons pledge to a deployed posture, placing regional & international stability at risk as well as increasing fears of accidental or unauthorised launch, especially after the BrahMos incident in🇵🇰.

Latest SIPRI Data: India had 180 nuclear warheads with 0 deployed in 2025 and 190 with 12 deployed in Jan 2026-Ominous development for regional & International strategic stability, peace & security, when viewed with 🇮🇳n ICBMs & SLBMs capable of hitting all capitals of the world.

🚨🇮🇳 INDIANS ARE FRAUD GLOBALLY Fox News report reveals that millions of Indians arriving in Europe and America used forged documents. An Indian university sold more than 36,000 fake degrees that were used to help obtain European visas.

#Jamu_and_Kashmir is an internationally recognised dispute under relevant UN Security Council resolutions. India's unilateral rejection of these realities cannot alter the established legal and historical status of the issue. #Kashmir #UNSC #SouthAsia

🇮🇳's rejection of the joint statement by EU &🇵🇰 cannot change ground facts. #JammuandKashmir (J&K) is disputed territory since 1948 &🇮🇳 itself took the issue to the UN.🇮🇳 will have to give the right of self-derermination to the people of J&K & end its illegal occupation #EU #UN

Kashmir is recognized as a disputed territory, a status endorsed by several UNSC resolutions, beginning with Resolution 47 (1948), which call for a peaceful resolution of the issue. Statements cannot erase realities.

Jammu and Kashmir is an internationally recognized dispute, and no amount of "categorical rejections" will make the global community look away. Trying to silence diplomatic talk only shows India's fear of international scrutiny. #EU #India #Pakistan #Kashmir

The situation in IIOJK remains a critical issue with political, security & humanitarian implications. A lasting solution requires meaningful dialogue, respect for international commitments, & efforts that advance peace, stability & the well-being of the people of IIOJK.

UNSC resolutions on J&K are matters of intl. legal record. Indian leaders repeatedly acknowledged it as disputed and committed to resolution through dialogue and plebiscite. Neither time nor unilateral action by 🇮🇳 nullifies those obligations under international law.

Diplomatic objections cannot rewrite history. Jammu & Kashmir has remained on the UN agenda since 1948 as an obligation that 🇮🇳 needs to fulfill & continues to have implications for regional peace & security. Lasting peace lies in constructive engagement & a just resolution, not in denying established realities. #India #UN #Pakistan #EU #JammuandKashmir

Attempts to alter the status of Indian-occupied Jammu and Kashmir through constitutional gerrymandering convince no one beyond🇮🇳itself.🇮🇳’s irresponsible and belligerent conduct in the region, coupled with human rights violations in the valley, has once again drawn international attention to the Jammu and Kashmir dispute, a reality also reflected in the🇪🇺🇵🇰Joint Statement. In the broader regional and international interest, this issue must be resolved in accordance with the aspirations of the Kashmiri people and the relevant UN resolutions.