Bangladesh Army’s SRBM Programme — Tactics and Deployment

Reading Time: 8 minutesShort-range ballistic missiles (SRBMs) are not merely hardware assets; they are precision tools whose true value depends on the doctrine, tactics, and operational culture that govern their use. For Bangladesh, the central question is not which model to acquire—be it comparable to Bora, M20, SY-400 (BP-12A) or Tayfun—but how these Continue Reading

Defence Security Asia Publishes False Reports on SRBM Induction By Bangladesh Army

Reading Time: 2 minutesWhy Defence Security Asia Should Not Be Treated as a Primary Source for Bangladesh Defence Procurement Reporting Defence Security Asia (DSA) has in recent years published a string of high-impact stories about Bangladesh’s defence procurements that, on closer inspection, are either unverified, sourced solely to unnamed “reports,” or found nowhere Continue Reading

India Today’s Bangladesh Segment: Analysis, Transcript and Rebuttal

Reading Time: 6 minutesSource: India Today television broadcast, hosted by Gaurav SawantPurpose: Review of broadcast content – assessment, transcript, and factual rebuttal Overview A recent India Today talk show has provoked considerable controversy by discussing the possibility of Indian military strikes inside Bangladesh, allegedly in response to growing Pakistan–Bangladesh cooperation. The programme featured Continue Reading

Dissecting the Indian Narrative: Fact-Checking Claims on Pakistan–Bangladesh Defence Cooperation

Reading Time: 4 minutesRecent Indian media reports have portrayed a dramatic deepening of military and intelligence ties between Bangladesh and Pakistan, with alarmist headlines warning of “panic in India” and “new ISI–DGFI cooperation cells” operating in Dhaka.The BDMilitary Information Warfare Desk conducted a verification review to separate confirmed developments from speculative or unsubstantiated Continue Reading

Strategic Diversification: Why Bangladesh’s NATO-Origin Arms Imports Matter

Reading Time: 4 minutesOver the past decade the Armed Forces of Bangladesh (AFB) have made clear their intent to broaden their procurement base, moving away from over-reliance on any single supplier and reinforcing operational independence and diplomatic flexibility. For Dhaka, the choice to source major military hardware and technology from NATO-origin countries—including Türkiye, Continue Reading

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