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Pakistan has successfully conducted a training launch of the Abdali missile system, a powerful surface-to-surface weapon. The launch took place on Saturday under Exercise INDUS, according to a statement by the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR). The missile has a strike range of 450 kilometers. This successful test highlights the growing strength of Pakistan’s short-range missile capabilities. The ISPR said the purpose was to test the operational readiness of the troops. It also aimed to validate important technical features such as the missile’s advanced navigation and improved manoeuvrability. The training launch of the Abdali missile was witnessed by high-level officials. These…

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A disturbing and unlawful plan by the Indian army and intelligence agencies has been exposed, revealing their intention to use innocent Pakistani citizens — who are illegally and forcibly held in Indian custody — in fake encounters. According to credible security sources, dozens of Pakistani nationals detained without legal justification in various Indian jails and agency facilities are being prepared to be killed in staged encounters across different areas of Indian-occupied Kashmir. The sinister plan involves killing these detainees and presenting them as alleged terrorists who crossed over from Pakistan. Pre-recorded videos and photos of planted weapons and the dead…

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General Syed Asim Munir, Chief of Army Staff (COAS), chaired a Special Corps Commanders’ Conference at the General Headquarters (GHQ) today. The high-level military forum reviewed the overall geo-strategic situation. The main focus remained on the Pakistan-India standoff and the evolving regional security landscape. The commanders confirmed the armed forces’ firm resolve. They vowed to defend Pakistan’s sovereignty and borders at any cost. The COAS praised the high morale, professionalism, and readiness of the troops. He appreciated their unity with the people of Pakistan in standing against any threat. General Munir stressed the need for full vigilance and strong operational…

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India is under heavy fire for what experts are calling a Pahalgam false flag operation. The government is being blamed for a massive intelligence failure that led to the deadly incident. Sources say the operation has exposed serious flaws in the country’s security framework. Counter-terrorism expert Ajay Sahni directly blamed the Modi government. “The Pahalgam attack happened because of a failed security policy,” he said. He accused the administration of spreading fake narratives to serve political interests. According to him, this incident is just one example of a broader pattern of deception. Sahni also dismissed India’s claims about Balakot and…

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A shocking case of forced eviction in Kashmir has come to light. A veteran police officer from Jammu and Kashmir has exposed an alarming plan by Indian authorities. In a video, he accused the government of trying to expel him and others to Pakistan. The officer revealed that he has served in the Jammu and Kashmir Police for 27 years. Yet, he is now being thrown out of the region. “There are High Court orders against this move,” he said. “But senior officers are ignoring them.” He pleaded with the Inspector General to stop the expulsion process. His voice, filled…

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A tragic Karakoram Highway accident took eight lives in Lower Kohistan on Thursday. The victims were part of the same family, travelling from Gilgit Baltistan to Punjab. Their journey turned fatal near Matta Banda, where the vehicle lost control and plunged into a deep ravine. The car was navigating a sharp curve on the Karakoram Highway, a route known for its dangerous turns and narrow paths. According to police, the driver could not maintain control of the steering. The car went off the road and crashed into a gorge near the Indus River. District Police Officer (DPO) Lower Kohistan, Taimur…

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New Delhi – In a case highlighting the deepening religious divide in India, a Pakistani woman who had been living in the country for over four decades was deported this week, sparking outrage and sorrow. According to ANI News, the woman, married to an Indian citizen and a long-time resident of India, was forced to leave behind her home, her family, and most painfully, her two daughters. The woman, whose identity has not been publicly disclosed for safety reasons, said she has no home or support system in Pakistan. Speaking to media before her deportation, she expressed emotional devastation, saying…

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Like other parts of Europe, the overseas Pakistani and Kashmiri community in Barcelona, Spain, staged a massive protest condemning Indian state terrorism and expressing strong solidarity with the Pakistan Army. The demonstrators raised powerful slogans such as “Pakistan Zindabad” and “Long Live Pakistan Army,” and declared their full trust in the Army Chief General Syed Asim Munir. The protest, organized by EU-Pak Friendship Federation, Nida-e-Kashmir Spain, and Pak Federation Spain, took place at the iconic tourist site, Plaça de Catalunya in Barcelona. People from all walks of life, political affiliations, and age groups participated – from children as young as…

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By Manzar Qureshi, London: The recent terror attack in Pahalgam that claimed civilian lives triggered a loud response from India suspension of the Indus Waters Treaty, deployment of INS Vikrant, and promises of retribution. But the action quickly lost momentum. As Pakistan, backed by China, deployed advanced anti-ship missile systems, INS Vikrant was quietly recalled to dock. When India flaunted Meteor Air to Air, china quickly provided an even longer BVR PL-15s. What began as a show of strength turned into an implicit admission of vulnerability. Diplomatic Efforts Stall as the World Looks the Other Way India’s efforts to galvanize…

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The relationship between India and Pakistan has once again made global headlines following a recent incident in Indian-administered Kashmir. As tensions rise, it’s important for us—especially as Pakistanis—to reflect not just on the headlines, but on the broader historical context, our peaceful intentions, and the need to protect South Asia’s future from the threat of nuclear conflict. A History Written in Conflict—but Not Without Hope India and Pakistan’s complex relationship began at the time of Partition in 1947. While independence brought freedom, it also led to one of the largest migrations in human history, accompanied by violence and trauma. Since…

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