OSINT analysis
Native-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
OperationalWe read the region in its own languages.
Native-language intelligence analysis on Iran, Afghanistan, Pakistan, and Central Asia, built on sixteen years of language work, including supporting US government engagement.
01 // CAPABILITIES
What we deliver today.
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.
Coming soon
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 groupsNative-language 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.