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The Next Phase of Pakistan’s C-UAS Efforts is to Build an Integrated Counter-Drone System Plus Pro

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By Bilal Khan Verified
| quwa.org
It seems that Pakistan’s current approach to counter-unmanned aerial systems (C-UAS) involves disparate systems – both soft-kill and hard-kill – trying to stop quadcopters and loitering munitions. Moreover, the employment of C-UAS, currently at least, seems localized, but with limited upward connectivity to a broader system. This matters because in a state-on-state conflict, the drone threat is not a localized problem as it might be in counterinsurgency (COIN) and counter-terrorism (CT).
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AMMI Analysis to Assess Genotype-by-environment Interaction, Adaptability and Stability of Potato (Solanum tuberosum) Genotypes for Tuber Yield and Disease Tolerance in Northern-Pakistan

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By Bilal Khan Verified, Naushad Ali, Sardar Amjad Ali
| fspublishers.org
Abstract Genotype × environment interaction is a crucial aspect of identifying and selecting adaptable, stable, and high-yielding potato genotypes that exhibit lower incidence of late blight disease. Twenty-eight potato genotypes, five parents and a check hybrid were tested using randomized complete block design with three replications under three different environments.
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How Loyal Wingman UCAVs Are Evolving Into Collaborative Combat Aircraft Pro

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By Bilal Khan Verified
| quwa.org
On 17 June 2026, the U.S. Air Force (USAF) signed its first production contracts for more than 150 ‘loyal wingman’ unmanned combat aerial vehicles (UCAVs) – the aircraft it designates collaborative combat aircraft (CCA) – divided across the Anduril Industries FQ-44A Fury and General Atomics FQ-42A Dark Merlin, at a target unit cost of USD $30 million.
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