If War Happens Again, Pakistan Will Strike Harder | Pravin Sawhney Warns India

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In this video, senior Indian defense analyst Pravin Sawhney, speaking with Ashutosh, delivers a stark assessment of the evolving India–Pakistan military balance. Sawhney argues that if a future conflict occurs, Pakistan’s response would be far more decisive than before, primarily due to deepening strategic cooperation with China across modern warfare domains. The discussion highlights: Pakistan’s advancements in air power, nuclear deterrence, and modern weapons China’s real-time intelligence, navigation, and battlefield support capabilities The strategic vulnerability of India’s Chicken Neck (Siliguri Corridor) and Seven Sisters Regional alignment involving China, Pakistan, Bangladesh, and broader geopolitics Why prolonged conflict could risk territorial and strategic losses for India Sawhney also emphasizes Pakistan’s growing defense manufacturing capability, including aircraft production and exports, contrasting it with India’s ongoing dependency challenges. The core message is clear: military confrontation offers diminishing returns, and sustainable stability lies in dialogue and peaceful coexistence. 📌 This video focuses on analysis, not advocacy, encouraging viewers to understand strategic realities shaping South Asia. 🔔 Subscribe to Force Magazine Plus for in-depth defense analysis, geopolitics, and media narrative breakdowns. Pravin Sawhney analysis Pakistan military advantage China Pakistan defense cooperation India Pakistan future war South Asia military balance Pakistan air power analysis JF-17 Thunder exports China intelligence support warfare India strategic vulnerability Defense geopolitics Asia Force Magazine Plus Nuclear deterrence South Asia Modern warfare alliances India Pakistan peace analysis #DefenseAnalysis #PravinSawhney #SouthAsiaSecurity #PakistanDefense #Geopolitics #ForceMagazinePlus Disclaimer: This video is created for educational and analytical purposes only. The views discussed are based on interviews, expert opinions, and publicly available information. The channel does not promote violence or hostility toward any nation or group. Viewers are encouraged to consult multiple credible sources for balanced understanding.