US Intelligence Report: Pakistan Expands Nuclear Arsenal, India Sees China as Primary Threat

US Intelligence Report: A recent report by the U.S. Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA), presented before the U.S. Senate, highlights escalating global threats in 2025. The report points to Pakistan significantly expanding its nuclear arsenal, driven by growing concerns over its national security and perceived threats to its existence.According to the report, India continues to view China as its primary strategic rival, while Pakistan is seen as a secondary but serious threat to national security. The assessment suggests that India is actively modernizing its military forces under the Make in India initiative, aiming to bolster its defense capabilities, especially to counter China's regional influence.The report outlines how Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi is focusing on strengthening indigenous defense production, upgrading weapons systems, and enhancing border infrastructure. This defense posture reflects India’s long-term strategy of deterrence and preparedness in the Indo-Pacific region.The growing nuclear capability of Pakistan, combined with the expanding military influence of China, adds complexity to South Asia’s security landscape, prompting global concern. The report underscores the need for careful diplomatic engagement and defense readiness among key players in the region.