The Afghanistan Freedom Front (AFF) has claimed responsibility for a blast in the central square of Pol-e-Khomri city. The explosion targeted a convoy of Taliban intelligence vehicles on Saturday, 18 January. In a statement released the following day, the AFF detailed the attack and its aftermath. The group reported that four Taliban members were killed in the incident. Additionally, two others sustained injuries. Among the targets was Mullah Ibrahim Mansoori, a commander of Taliban intelligence. However, his fate remains unknown, according to the statement. Local residents in Baghlan province confirmed the explosion. They reported the incident to Afghanistan International, stating…
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Five terrorists were killed as security forces stopped an infiltration attempt near the Pakistan-Afghanistan border in Balochistan’s Zhob district, the military’s media wing reported on Sunday. The Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) stated that they spotted a group of militants attempting to cross the Pak-Afghan border in Sambaza, Zhob district. The infiltration attempt occurred during the night between January 18 and 19. “Troops effectively engaged the militants and thwarted their attempt to infiltrate. As a result, five Khwarij were eliminated,” ISPR confirmed. Pakistan has repeatedly urged the interim Afghan government to improve border security on their side. The ISPR emphasized the…
KARACHI: The New Gwadar International Airport, an essential part of the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC), officially began operations today with the arrival of its inaugural flight. Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) flight PK-503 landed at the airport at 11:14 am. The flight was warmly welcomed by Balochistan Governor Sheikh Jaffar Khan Mandokhail, Chief Minister Sarfaraz Bugti, Aviation Minister Khawaja Asif, and other officials. The first flight, an ATR aircraft, received a traditional water salute upon landing. Although the flight was scheduled to depart Karachi at 9:14 am, it took off at 10 am after a 46-minute delay and reached Gwadar as…
MULTAN: Pakistan’s spinners showcased their dominance at the Multan Cricket Stadium on the second day of the first Test against the West Indies. Sajid Khan and Noman Ali led the spin attack, tearing through the West Indies batting lineup with precision. The visiting team struggled against the spin-friendly conditions, with tailender Jomel Warrican being the only batter to make an impact. Warrican managed 31 runs, hitting four boundaries and one six. Earlier in the day, the West Indies spinners, Jomel Warrican and Kevin Sinclair, played a key role in dismissing Pakistan for 230. Warrican grabbed 3-69, while Sinclair picked up…
Pakistan’s batting lineup struggled to withstand the West Indies’ attack on Day 2 of the first Test at Multan Cricket Stadium. On Saturday, the visitors dismissed Pakistan’s remaining six batters, limiting the hosts to 230 all out within the first session. Saud Shakeel (84) and Mohammad Rizwan (71) were the only players to make significant contributions. Their crucial partnership gave Pakistan a modest total despite challenges posed by the foggy weather and tricky pitch conditions. The second day started with a half-hour delay due to dense fog, which had also disrupted play on Day 1. Pakistan had resumed their innings…
The Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) successfully conducted its winter internship programme, offering hands-on media training to 2,500 students from across Pakistan. This initiative also included participants from remote regions, ensuring broader representation and equal opportunities. The programme was designed to bridge the gap between education and employment in the media industry. It aimed to equip students with practical skills and insights needed for future careers in media sciences. Renowned academic experts and media professionals actively mentored the participants, providing valuable guidance and mentorship. DG ISPR’s Interaction with Students A special session was held where the Director-General of ISPR engaged directly…
In the aftermath of a deadly ambush in Lower Kurram’s Bagan area, the authorities are preparing for a military operation against militants. Temporary displacement camps (TDPs) are being set up for civilians affected by the violence. A notification from the Deputy Commissioner announced the designated locations for these camps in Thall and Hangu. Facilities like Thal Degree College, Technical College, and Rescue and Court buildings will be used. The district administration has contacted provincial relief agencies to expedite the camp arrangements. The ambush targeted a convoy traveling to Parachinar. The attack claimed the lives of six drivers and two security…
The Afghanistan Security Watch reported at least 39 security incidents in Afghanistan during December. The organization shared this information in a statement on Thursday. Out of these incidents, 25 were confirmed by independent sources. The Afghanistan Freedom Front was responsible for 12 attacks on the Taliban, while the National Resistance Front carried out six during this period. The statement also revealed that one security incident was executed by ISIS-K, and six others were linked to unknown perpetrators. These incidents occurred in Kabul, Badghis, Herat, Parwan, and Nangarhar provinces. The report highlighted that the number of security incidents in December was…
Pakistan has reached a new milestone in space technology with the successful launch of its first fully indigenous Electro-Optical (EO-1) satellite. The historic launch was conducted at China’s Jiuquan Satellite Launch Centre on Friday. The event was reported by ARY News, marking a significant step in Pakistan’s space exploration journey. The launch ceremony, broadcast live from the Space and Upper Atmosphere Research Commission (SUPARCO) complex in Karachi, allowed millions of Pakistanis to witness the achievement. The EO-1 satellite is designed for diverse applications, including monitoring environmental changes, tracking natural disasters, and providing critical data on crop health, soil moisture, and…
ISLAMABAD: An accountability court in Islamabad on Friday convicted Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) founder Imran Khan and his wife, Bushra Bibi, in the £190 million corruption case. Judge Nasir Javed Rana sentenced Imran Khan to 14 years in prison, while Bushra Bibi received a seven-year sentence. Heavy fines were also imposed on both. The court ordered Imran Khan to pay a fine of Rs1 million, while Bushra Bibi was fined Rs0.5 million. If they fail to pay, the former prime minister will face an additional six months in jail, and Bushra Bibi will serve three more months. Following the verdict, Bushra…
