War Beyond Borders - Security and Strategic Fallouts for Pakistan - Air Commodore (R) Khalid Chishti

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War Beyond Borders - Security and Strategic Fallouts for Pakistan Lecture by Air Commodore (R) Khalid Chishti Last week, I had the privilege of delivering a talk on “US-Iran: A War Beyond Borders — Security and Strategic Fallouts for Pakistan” at CTN Lahore.The response was overwhelming - and many of you who attended, along with several who couldn’t make it, asked me to share the recording. So here it is: my take on one of the most consequential geopolitical flashpoints of our time, and what it means for Pakistan’s security and strategic calculus.I hope you find it as thought-provoking to watch as I found it to prepare - and I leave you with this prayer:“When the history of this war is finally written, I pray that Pakistan is not remembered as a country the storm simply passed through - but as a country that read the storm correctly, and turned it into strength.”

 

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War Beyond Borders - Security and Strategic Fallouts for Pakistan Lecture by Air Commodore (R) Khalid Chishti Last week, I had the privilege of delivering a talk on “US-Iran: A War Beyond Borders — Security and Strategic Fallouts for Pakistan” at CTN Lahore.The response was overwhelming - and many of you who attended, along with several who couldn’t make it, asked me to share the recording. So here it is: my take on one of the most consequential geopolitical flashpoints of our time, and what it means for Pakistan’s security and strategic calculus.I hope you find it as thought-provoking to watch as I found it to prepare - and I leave you with this prayer:“When the history of this war is finally written, I pray that Pakistan is not remembered as a country the storm simply passed through - but as a country that read the storm correctly, and turned it into strength.”

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