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The Centre for Joint Warfare Studies (CENJOWS) organised a technical presentation on an Open-Source Intelligence (OSINT) assessment of Pakistan’s military technologies, delivered by a Technical Research Assistant with expertise in robotics, automation, cybersecurity, signal processing, and intelligent systems. The session aimed to provide a comprehensive understanding of Pakistan’s military capabilities through the systematic use of publicly available information, geospatial intelligence, and open-source investigative techniques. The presentation remained focused on technical analysis and evidence-based assessment, avoiding geopolitical commentary while highlighting the opportunities and limitations associated with OSINT research.
