OSINT analysis
Language open-source intelligence on Iran, its proxies, and armed groups across Af-Pak and Central Asia, delivered as sourced assessments.
PILLAR I // LANGUAGE INTELLIGENCE
Available nowWe read the region in its own languages.
Language intelligence analysis on Iran, Afghanistan, Pakistan, and Central Asia, built on our founder’s sixteen years of language work, including support to US government engagement. Official terms: linguist support, foreign language exploitation (DOMEX/DOCEX), and OSINT.
01 // CAPABILITIES
What we offer now.
Technical DOCEX
Triage, gisting, and exploitation of foreign-language documents and media, including technical, military, and scientific material.
Cultural & pol-mil advising
Context on people, power, tribes, and factions, and how actions will be received.
IO & STRATCOM analysis
How adversaries, proxies, and extremist groups shape narratives across Farsi, Pashto, Urdu, Punjabi, and Sindhi media.
Doctrine & policy interpretation
How Iran’s nuclear weapons program and missile and drone doctrine translate into political action.
In development
AI language data & evaluation
Expert data and evaluation for AI systems in low-resource regional languages and dialects.
02 // AREAS OF EXPERTISE
Subject-matter depth, linked to delivery.
Af-Pak & regional armed groups
The Af-Pak region and the armed groups active across Afghanistan, Pakistan, and Central Asia: their messaging, recruitment, networks, and narratives in Pashto, Dari, Urdu, Punjabi, and Sindhi.
Iran’s nuclear weapons program
Original-language analysis of statements, policy signals, and reporting on Iran’s nuclear trajectory.
Missile & drone capability
Iran’s ballistic missile and drone capability: development, doctrine, and transfer to proxies, read in the language it is discussed in.
Active proxies
Iran’s regional proxy network: messaging, relationships, and how Tehran’s intent travels through it.
EXPERTISEHOW IT POWERS OUR CAPABILITIES
Af-Pak & regional armed groupsLanguage insight into the groups shaping security across Afghanistan, Pakistan, and Central Asia.
Iran’s nuclear weapons program, missile & drone capabilityEarly, original-language understanding of Iran’s strategic intentions.
Iran’s active proxiesClarity on how Tehran’s intent travels through its regional network.
Central AsiaA multilingual regional picture where Persian, Turkic, and Russian worlds meet.