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Strategic sanity

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By Khurram Abbas
| Dawn Verified
THE Stockholm International Peace Research Institute has published its Yearbook 2026. SIPRI assesses that India has now operationally deployed 12 out of 190 nuclear warheads on a single nuclear-powered ballistic missile submarine conducting deterrence patrols. This is a major strategic shift: for decades, New Delhi had stored its warheads and delivery systems separately, a deliberate posture designed to prevent accidental use.
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Navigating the Hormuz dilemma

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By Khurram Abbas
| Dawn Verified
THE US war on Iran has exposed the fundamental strategic vulnerability of the Arab Gulf states. The double blockade of the Strait of Hormuz by Iran and the US has significantly affected the oil and gas exports of the GCC states. The impact has varied from state to state. Qatar, Bahrain and Kuwait have been the most affected GCC countries due to their overwhelming dependence on Hormuz for exports.
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Hard choices

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By Khurram Abbas
| Dawn Verified
ONE year has passed since India decided to hold the Indus Waters Treaty (IWT) in abeyance. Pakistan’s National Security Council issued a warning, shortly after the Indian Cabinet Committee on Security’s decision, that any attempt to divert water flows will be regarded as an “act of war”. A year later, there are no visible signs towards the treaty’s restoration, and it remains essentially paralysed.
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