Pakistan deploys Chinese SH-15 artillery guns along Indian border

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Pakistan has positioned Chinese-made SH-15 155mm artillery guns along its border with India, with the weapons now reported to be operational. The Pakistani army acquired the guns in significant numbers and has also secured a license to manufacture them domestically. In response to regional developments, India is simultaneously upgrading its own artillery capabilities through new acquisitions and indigenous development programs. Both countries appear to be strengthening their respective artillery arsenals as part of broader strategic posturing along their shared border.

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