Airspace as arsenal: Why India has geostrategic edge over Pakistan after Pahalgam attack
Airspace could be weaponised, not for bombing but for escalating the cost of proxy wars on countries using it as a tool of foreign policy. India has retaliated to Pakistan’s airspace closure but there’s more for New Delhi to leverage its geostrategic asset
Airspace could be weaponised, not for bombing but for escalating the cost of proxy wars on countries using it as a tool of foreign policy. India has retaliated to Pakistan’s airspace closure but there’s more for New Delhi to leverage its geostrategic asset
