In a joint press briefing, PAF victory over India was officially confirmed by Air Vice Marshal Aurangzeb. Speaking alongside Pakistan Army spokesperson Lt Gen Ahmed Sharif, he stated that Pakistan Air Force achieved a clear 6-0 result in its favor during the recent confrontation. Aurangzeb began by thanking Allah and praised the performance of PAF in countering Indian aggression. He emphasized that the air force remained fully alert in both peace and war. “Following the Air Chief’s instructions, we exercised our right to self-defense and targeted the aggressors,” he said. The PAF victory over India came after all enemy drones…
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The long-anticipated Pakistan-India DGMO talks finally resumed on Monday after a brief delay, according to Indian media outlets. The hotline conversation between the Directors General of Military Operations from both countries was initially scheduled for 11 a.m. It was, however, postponed without any official explanation. Sources reported the talks were likely to take place later in the evening. Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi held a high-level security meeting just hours before the military communication was expected to resume. Pakistan’s DGMO was scheduled to speak with his Indian counterpart, Lt Gen Rajiv Ghai, in line with the ongoing ceasefire arrangement. This…
In a sharp and calculated response, Pakistan launched a limited yet devastating cyberattack on India. A senior defence official confirmed that less than 10% of Pakistan’s cyber warfare strength was activated. Still, the impact was enormous. India, known for its global IT presence, was shaken at its core. The real blow came in the digital domain. While the world watched Pakistan’s missile strike with Fateh-1 and Fateh-2 rockets and Babur cruise missiles, another warfront was already ablaze — the cyberspace. According to intelligence sources, the cyberattack on India led to serious damage. Ten SCADA arrays were destroyed. Over 1,700 servers…
Operation Bunyan-um-Marsoos: Pakistan’s Decisive Response to Indian Aggression In a recent press conference, Lieutenant General Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry, Director-General of Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR), emphasized Pakistan’s unwavering commitment to defending its sovereignty. He stated that any threat to the nation’s territorial integrity would be met with a comprehensive, retributive, and decisive response. Operation Bunyan-um-Marsoos was launched as a countermeasure to Indian military provocations. The operation targeted 26 military sites, including air force and aviation bases in areas such as Suratgarh, Sirsa, Adampur, Bhuj, Nalia, Bathinda, Barnala, Harwara, Avantipura, Srinagar, Jammu, Mamoon, Ambala, Udhampur, and Pathankot. These facilities sustained significant damage.…
The Pakistani government has briefed the International Monetary Fund (IMF) about proposed tax changes for the upcoming 2025-26 budget. Among these changes is a possible reduction in the income tax burden for the salaried class by up to 10% across various income brackets. If the IMF agrees, this cut could bring a major relief. The government estimates the benefit could reach up to Rs50 billion for middle- and high-income earners. The ongoing discussion between Pakistan and the IMF is scheduled from May 14 to 22. However, the exact venue for the meetings remains undecided. Sources within the government confirmed on…
Between 1:05 am and 1:30 am on May 7, the Pakistan Air Force achieved a major airpower victory. In what is now a historic moment in air combat, a PAF J-10C shot down an Indian Rafale jet. This marks the first-ever confirmed Rafale downing in combat, and no other air force has done it before. The Rafale, made in France by Dassault Aviation, is a 4.5-generation multirole fighter. Each unit is worth about $120 million. The J-10C, in contrast, costs just $40 million. That’s nearly a third of the price. But in this dogfight, price didn’t matter—performance did. This wasn’t…
The loud and bold tone of Indian media has suddenly gone silent after Operation Bunyan-un-Marsoos. This sharp change came after Pakistan’s powerful military response earlier this week. Just a few days ago, Indian news channels were full of fiery claims. Anchors spoke of taking control of Karachi Port and defeating Pakistan in mere hours. But after Pakistan’s military operation targeted key Indian sites, that confidence quickly disappeared. The Pakistani strikes hit Pathankot, Jammu, and Poonch with precision. These attacks under Operation Bunyan-un-Marsoos shook the Indian media narrative. Channels that once bragged of conquest are now filled with criticism. They are…
British defence expert Professor Michael Clarke has said that Pakistan military strength caught India by surprise. He made this statement during an interview with a UK news outlet on Saturday. According to Clarke, India did not expect such strong resistance. Pakistan’s advanced military capability shocked Indian officials, especially its use of Chinese technology. He said, “The Indians might have been surprised by the hardware that the Pakistanis brought to bear.” Clarke pointed out Pakistan’s use of J-10 fighter jets during the clashes. One of those jets, he said, likely downed a Rafale jet — a top French-made aircraft in India’s…
In Kabul, Pakistan, China, and Afghanistan renewed their commitment to deeper cooperation during a trilateral dialogue hosted by Afghanistan’s acting Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi. The high-level meeting focused on economic integration, regional stability, and joint efforts in security. Pakistan’s Special Representative for Afghanistan, Mohammad Sadiq, confirmed the purpose of the trilateral dialogue. He said Saturday’s meeting focused on the region’s economic opportunities and security challenges. He also noted that the three countries agreed to expand cooperation in other key areas. This gathering marked a new round of negotiations under the trilateral dialogue mechanism first launched in 2017. The goal…
A fragile ceasefire remained in place between Pakistan and India on Sunday after a tense night of heavy cross-border fighting. The overnight hostilities rattled both nations before the guns finally fell silent. U.S. President Donald Trump said he would work toward a solution for the Kashmir issue. Pakistan and India, both nuclear-armed neighbors, have fought three wars since gaining independence from British rule in 1947. Two of those wars were over Kashmir, a region both countries claim entirely but govern in parts. India, a Hindu-majority state, blames Muslim-majority Pakistan for a long-running insurgency in Indian Illegally Occupied Jammu and Kashmir…
