Archive · 26 Jun 2025
Pakistan Admits China Shares Intelligence on India, Calling it 'Normal'
Pakistan's Defence Minister admitted that China shares intel with them about India.
He said this is common for friendly countries, especially since China and India have issues.
He stated that this information comes from sources such as satellites.
This comes after a short conflict, and India had retaliated against terror camps in Pakistan due to an attack.
Pakistan's Defence Minister confirmed China shares intelligence on India.
The minister stated this is normal practice between close allies.
The sharing includes information from satellites.
This confession comes after a short conflict.
India destroyed terror camps in Pakistan following a terror attack.
- Who
- Khawaja Asif, Pakistan's Defence Minister and China.
- What
- Pakistan's Defence Minister confirmed China shares intelligence on India.
- When
- Following a short conflict and after the launch of Operation Sindoor.
- Where
- Relating to strategic dynamics in South Asia.
- Why
- To illustrate the nature of current geopolitical ties and intelligence sharing.
Pakistan's View
India's View
Intelligence Sharing
Pakistan's View
Sharing intelligence is standard practice among allies.
India's View
N/A
Alliances
Pakistan's View
China is a trusted ally.
India's View
N/A
- Key Figure
- Khawaja Asif
- Country
- Pakistan
- Intelligence Partner
- China
- Target Country
- India
- Intelligence Source
- Satellites
- Recent Action
- Operation Sindoor
Sources
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