Difference between revisions of "Inter-Services Intelligence"
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| − | *'''Joint Intelligence X'''-serves as a secretariat which coordinates and provides administrative support to the other branches of the ISI. It prepares intelligence estimates and threat assessments. | + | *'''Joint Intelligence X''' -serves as a secretariat which coordinates and provides administrative support to the other branches of the ISI. It prepares intelligence estimates and threat assessments. |
| − | *'''Joint Intelligence Bureau'''-is responsible for political intelligence. It consists of 3 subsections, one of which is dedicated to operations against India. | + | *'''Joint Intelligence Bureau''' -is responsible for political intelligence. It consists of 3 subsections, one of which is dedicated to operations against India. |
| − | *'''Joint Counter-Intelligence Bureau'''- is responsible for surveillance of Pakistani diplomats working abroad. It also conducts operations in the Middle East, South Asia, China, Afghanistan and the Central Asian republics. | + | *'''Joint Counter-Intelligence Bureau''' - is responsible for surveillance of Pakistani diplomats working abroad. It also conducts operations in the Middle East, South Asia, China, Afghanistan and the Central Asian republics. |
| − | *'''Joint Intelligence/North'''-responsible for conducting infiltration, exfiltration, propaganda and other clandestine operations inside the Indian state of Jammu and Kashmir. | + | *'''Joint Intelligence/North''' -responsible for conducting infiltration, exfiltration, propaganda and other clandestine operations inside the Indian state of Jammu and Kashmir. |
| − | *'''Joint Intelligence Miscellaneous'''-conducts espionage in foreign countries, which includes offensive intelligence operations. | + | *'''Joint Intelligence Miscellaneous''' -conducts espionage in foreign countries, which includes offensive intelligence operations. |
| − | *'''Joint Signal Intelligence Bureau'''-operates a chain of signals intelligence collection stations along the border with India. Additionally, it provides communication support to Islamic terrorists operating in India. | + | *'''Joint Signal Intelligence Bureau''' -operates a chain of signals intelligence collection stations along the border with India. Additionally, it provides communication support to Islamic terrorists operating in India. |
Revision as of 22:42, May 20, 2020
Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) is the largest intelligence agency in Pakistan. The headquarters of ISI is situated in Islamabad. It was founded in 1948.[1] ISI has an estimated 10,000 officers and staffs.[1]
History
The Inter-Services Intelligence was founded in 1948 by Robert Cawthorne who was a British Army officer. [2] It was later expanded by Pakistani Military dictator Ayub Khan in the 1950's.
Organization
- Joint Intelligence X -serves as a secretariat which coordinates and provides administrative support to the other branches of the ISI. It prepares intelligence estimates and threat assessments.
- Joint Intelligence Bureau -is responsible for political intelligence. It consists of 3 subsections, one of which is dedicated to operations against India.
- Joint Counter-Intelligence Bureau - is responsible for surveillance of Pakistani diplomats working abroad. It also conducts operations in the Middle East, South Asia, China, Afghanistan and the Central Asian republics.
- Joint Intelligence/North -responsible for conducting infiltration, exfiltration, propaganda and other clandestine operations inside the Indian state of Jammu and Kashmir.
- Joint Intelligence Miscellaneous -conducts espionage in foreign countries, which includes offensive intelligence operations.
- Joint Signal Intelligence Bureau -operates a chain of signals intelligence collection stations along the border with India. Additionally, it provides communication support to Islamic terrorists operating in India.