Iran fresh missile attacks have hit US and Israeli targets, marking a sharp escalation in the Middle East conflict. Iranian officials said over 40 missiles were launched, alongside strikes that destroyed 10 drones belonging to the two countries. The attacks reportedly targeted American bases in Kuwait and Bahrain, and key Israeli sites, in response to recent operations by the United States and Israel. The Iranian military warned that any attempt to force regime change could prompt further strikes, including potential action against Israel’s nuclear facilities. Explosions were reported in Jerusalem following the missile launches, and alerts were triggered in multiple…
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Pakistan strike in Kandahar targets 205 Corps headquarters as part of the ongoing Operation Ghazab Lil Haq. Security sources confirmed that Pakistani forces carried out a focused attack on the brigade headquarters in Kandahar on Thursday. The strike caused serious damage to the facility and nearby structures. Officials said the Pakistan strike in Kandahar also hit key ammunition depots used by Taliban fighters. The blasts disrupted supply routes and weakened their operational capacity. Ground troops and air units worked together during the mission to ensure accuracy and limit collateral damage. Since the launch of Operation Ghazab Lil Haq, authorities claim…
Taliban Policies Against Women have pushed Afghanistan to the lowest position in the global women index, raising serious concerns about safety, justice, and equal rights. A recent international report shows that the situation for women has reached a historic low. According to findings based on a study by a leading US research institute, Afghanistan now ranks last among 181 countries in the global women index. Experts say Taliban Policies Against Women have sharply reduced women’s access to education, jobs, and healthcare. The report reveals that one in every five Afghan women faces violence. Observers believe that new criminal laws introduced…
The Pakistan Army response at Pak-Afghan border has intensified after security forces launched a large-scale military operation across several areas of Balochistan. The action began on the night of March 3 and 4, following what officials described as increased cross-border militant activity. Security sources said the Pakistan Army response at Pak-Afghan border aims to dismantle terrorist networks and destroy their support infrastructure. Forces are targeting hideouts and facilitators linked to banned groups operating near the frontier. Officials stressed that the operation focuses on stopping infiltration attempts and eliminating threats to national security. The Pakistan Army response at Pak-Afghan border covers…
Iran bans food exports to Afghanistan, raising serious concerns about a deepening economic and humanitarian crisis. The decision came after rising regional tensions and military strikes involving the United States and Israel. Tehran has chosen to prioritize domestic supplies under what it describes as wartime conditions. Iran bans food exports to Afghanistan at a time when the country heavily depends on Iranian goods. Afghanistan imports fuel, gas, food items, medicines, and other essential supplies from Iran. With this sudden restriction, local markets now face uncertainty and fear of shortages. The impact is already visible. Traders report that shipments through Chabahar…
Pakistan demands TTP leaders handover from the Afghan government as cross-border attacks continue to rise. Officials have asked Kabul to immediately hand over Mufti Noor Wali Mehsud and Hafiz Gul Bahadur, accusing them of directing terrorist operations against Pakistan from Afghan territory. According to security sources, Pakistan demands TTP leaders handover after several recent attacks targeted security personnel and civilians. These incidents include suicide bombings and armed assaults in Bannu and other border districts. The banned Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan and the Hafiz Gul Bahadur group have claimed responsibility for many of these attacks. Authorities made it clear that Pakistan demands TTP…
The Bagram Airbase airstrike has caused significant military damage, according to Afghanistan’s Ministry of Defense, which released a detailed report confirming losses at the former US military base. The strike marks one of the most serious escalations in the ongoing Pakistan-Afghanistan tensions. Officials in Kabul said the Bagram Airbase airstrike resulted in heavy destruction inside the facility. Several key military assets were destroyed, including Black Hawk helicopters, a Hercules cargo aircraft, a Tucano aircraft, and multiple armored vehicles. The attack reportedly took place around 5 a.m. on Sunday, when Pakistani fighter jets entered Afghan airspace and targeted the base. Initial…
Islamabad: (Mubarak Ali) Pakistan’s New Strategic Doctrine in Afghanistan has entered a decisive phase as tensions between Islamabad and Kabul continue to rise. The policy now centers on dismantling TTP safe havens, stopping cross-border terrorism, and reshaping the security balance along the frontier. In recent days, the Pakistan Afghanistan conflict has intensified. Pakistan launched targeted airstrikes inside Afghan territory. Afghan Taliban forces responded with cross-border attacks. The situation quickly escalated, pushing both sides into open confrontation. According to security sources, Pakistan’s New Strategic Doctrine in Afghanistan focuses on destroying terrorist infrastructure near the border. Officials say militant training centers, weapons…
US Iran Military Escalation entered a dangerous new phase on Monday as fresh missile strikes, air raids and strong political statements pushed the region closer to full-scale war. The crisis now spans Iran, Israel, Lebanon and several Gulf states, raising fears of a wider regional conflict. Lebanon reported 31 deaths after Israeli airstrikes continued for a second day. At least 149 people suffered injuries. Lebanese authorities also ordered the arrest of those accused of launching rockets toward Israel. The violence intensified after Hezbollah fired missiles toward the Israeli city of Haifa, calling it retaliation for the reported killing of Iran’s…
Curfew in Gilgit and Skardu has been imposed for three days after violent protests pushed the region into a serious law and order crisis. The government announced strict restrictions in both districts from March 2 to March 4 to prevent further loss of life and property. The Home and Prisons Department confirmed that the decision came after large-scale protests turned violent. Officials said tensions rose sharply in recent days, forcing authorities to take urgent action. The government also called in the army under Article 245 of the Constitution to support civil administration. Security forces will remain deployed in Gilgit, Skardu,…
