Pakistan’s New Hangor-Class Submarines, Built by China 

Pakistan's military is reportedly planning to deploy nuclear-armed submarines as part of efforts to strengthen its deterrence capabilities against India.
As we reported a few months ago, the Pakistan Navy unveiled its first Hangor-class submarine at a ceremony in Wuhan, China, manufactured through a joint-partnership between the China and Pakistan.
But there are now discussions on configuring these submarines to also carry nuclear missiles, potentially impacting regional stability. So, in this video, we are taking a closer look at the technical specifications and strategic geopolitical impacts of the Hangor-class submarines in light of these recent developments.
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