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Cold Start is a military doctrine that was developed by the Indian Armed Forces for use in a possible war with Pakistan.

The doctrine is intended to allow India's conventional forces to perform holding attacks to prevent a nuclear retaliation from Pakistan in case of a conflict.

ND6-08-2023

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Cold Start is a military doctrine that was developed by the Indian Armed Forces for use in a possible war with Pakistan.

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On 21 December 2021, Pakistan conducted a successful test of an enhanced range version of the indigenously developed Babur cruise missile 1B.

the launch was witnessed by :

Lieutenant General Nadeem Zaki Manj,

Director General,

Strategic Plans Division,

Dr. Raza Samar,

Chairman NESCOM,

Lieutenant General Muhammad Ali,

Commander Army Strategic Force Command,

senior officers from Strategic Plans Division 

ND12_8_2023

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 U.S. President Joe Biden and Israeli Prime Minister Yair Lapid signed a joint pledge on 14 July 2022  to deny Iran nuclear arms, a show of unity by allies long divided over diplomacy with Iran.

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China launched a cargo mission to its new space station in September 2021.

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Report published by: Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (Sipri)

USA: 1

China: 2

India: 3

UK: 4

Russia: 5

Pakistan: 23

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Ccruise Missile Babur was first tested in 2005 by Pakistan.

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 March 1948

From May 28-30, 1998, Pakistan conducted up to six nuclear tests. According to a statement from the Pakistani government, the nuclear test equipment contained "uranium-235" called "weapons-grade uranium" (WGU, uranium rich in more than 90% uranium-235). The  uranium was produced at the Khan Research Laboratories (KRL), called the Kafta Plant, near Islamabad, according to a statement. Pakistan's tests remove doubts about its ability to produce nuclear weapons, but Pakistan's WGU stockpile estimates are full of significant uncertainty.

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In June 2022, Iran launched a solid-fueled rocket into space named ‘Zuljanah’ which is a 25.5 meter-long rocket, capable of carrying a satellite of 220 kilograms. 

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In June 2022, Russia promised its ally Belarus to deliver nuclear- capable missiles very soon.