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You have to read this article, because whatever happens in the next 20 years in Pakistan will have strong roots in reasons described in here. Click the source link at the end, to access documents linked to within the article itself. David Steven is a fellow at the Center on International...

Dangerroom: US 'shared info with no other country, including Pakistan.' Twitter

US President confirms operation launched in Abbottabad by US Spec Ops, resulting in Bin Laden's death.

This was a result of a CIA human-op, not a drone strike - CNN

Check TV for more info. US president is about to address his nation.

Source: Miami Herald

In very simple words, with the induction of Nasr - Pakistan has significantly lowered its threshold for a nuclear war.

Pakistan would in all probability reply back by using stand-off weapons against the airbases the aircrafts took off from, and use subs against Indian naval vessels in the area.

Pilot's wearing a JHMCS?

Gitmo files listed Pakistan intel service, the ISI, as a terrorist-affiliated org. US authorities listed the main Pakistani intelligence service, the Inter-Services Intelligence Directorate (ISI), as a terrorist organisation alongside groups such as al-Qaida, Hamas, Hezbollah and Iranian...

Shaheen II is Hatf 6.

About the box shaped tubing of NASR and circular tubing of photographed A-100 MRLS, here's Kanwa's complete article informing about the sale of this weapon system. From the last paragraph: Source: UPIAsia As for the range question, it might be a deliberate attempt to state a shorter range?

For comparison with A100 MRLS, take a look at this:

He's Director SPD, which is basically the mother dept responsible for the upkeep and planning involving all strategic weapon systems of Pakistan.

That rocket and even its carrier vehicle seem much like the A100 MRLS.

Can anyone identify the bomb-load on this bird? I don't see any precision guided weaponry (MK-84s, if my eyes serve me right).

Ultra Violet.

You, Sir, are quite frankly wasting your words, trying to convince people who do not want to be convinced. I'd really suggest that you start penning your thoughts, publishing them on a proper platform will be a lot more worth your while.

I'm really not in to debate for the sake of a debate. Pray just explain as to whether Army's opposition (as you mentioned) to drone strikes start after the 2008 elections, or before it? If that was the general view across the board within the army and its top brass, why did Pakistan share AFBs...