In a sharp escalation of the ongoing conflict, Pakistan launched a major retaliatory strike against India, striking more than 20 Indian military locations across multiple regions. The military response was codenamed Operation Bunyan-un-Marsoos. Senior Pakistani security officials confirmed the operation on Saturday. Officials described the Pakistan retaliatory strike as “precise and proportionate.” It came after India launched missile attacks on several Pakistani cities during the nights of May 5 and 6. India claimed its attacks were targeting militants in retaliation for last month’s Pahalgam attack in the Indian Illegally Occupied Jammu and Kashmir (IIOJK). However, Indian missiles hit civilian areas…
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Tensions between India and Pakistan reached a dangerous high after deadly cross-border strikes this week. Following unprovoked Indian missile attacks on Pakistani airbases, Pakistan responded with Operation Bunyan ul Marsoos. Security sources confirmed that the Pakistan Army launched this operation hours after the Indian strikes. The attack came in the wake of India’s assault on May 7, which killed at least 31 civilians inside Pakistan. That strike triggered immediate retaliation. As part of Operation Bunyan ul Marsoos, Pakistan’s military hit several Indian defence targets. Five Indian fighter jets, including three Rafales, were shot down. Dozens of surveillance drones were also…
In a powerful military response, Pakistan launched Operation Bunyan ul Marsoos late last night. This was a direct retaliation to Indian missile strikes that hit several Pakistani cities on the night of May 5 and 6. India claimed those attacks targeted terrorist hideouts. But civilians were killed, which triggered Pakistan’s aggressive counterstrike. Security officials said Operation Bunyan ul Marsoos was both strategic and coordinated. Pakistan used its advanced Fatah-1 guided missile system. The operation aimed to strike vital Indian military facilities and respond to continued Indian attacks along the Line of Control (LoC). Here are the Indian targets struck during…
Indian Media’s False Claim Exposed: Funeral of Bahawalpur Attack Victims Not Led by Masood Azhar’s Brother In a new twist to ongoing media allegations, Indian media has been caught spreading false information regarding the funeral prayers of victims killed in the recent Bahawalpur attack. The reports claimed that the funeral prayers for the innocent individuals who lost their lives in the tragic incident were conducted by Abdul Rauf Azhar, the brother of Masood Azhar, a figure often cited in Indian media’s anti-Pakistan narrative. However, a thorough investigation has uncovered that this claim was completely unfounded and false. Images and video…
A dramatic new vide of Bhatinda jet crash from the in Indian Punjab shows the burning remains of what appears to be an aircraft crash. This footage comes amid rising tensions between India and Pakistan. According to Pakistani officials, their fighter pilots shot down five advanced Indian jets in a major air confrontation on Wednesday morning. India has so far kept silent. There has been no confirmation or denial of these events from the Indian government. However, the BBC’s forensic team, BBC Verify, has confirmed the authenticity of three videos showing the aftermath of at least one Bhatinda jet crash.…
Pakistan has firmly dismissed India’s latest accusations, calling them part of a deliberate propaganda campaign aimed at tarnishing its image. In a strong response, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MoFA) condemned the claims as groundless and politically motivated. The Indian media had blamed Pakistan for alleged attacks in Pathankot, Jaisalmer, and Srinagar. Pakistan’s Foreign Office rejected these charges, labeling them as irresponsible and false. Officials said the accusations serve no purpose other than spreading disinformation and fueling unrest in the region. “This is yet another attempt to justify human rights violations and create more chaos,” the Foreign Office said in…
In another deadly episode of LoC violations, Indian forces launched unprovoked shelling across the Line of Control, killing five civilians in Pakistan. More than ten others sustained injuries in the cross-border attack. The intense shelling continued overnight in multiple areas of the Poonch division. The violence hit Rawalakot, Hajira, Neelum Valley, and Kotli. In response, the Pakistan Army retaliated with full force, silencing several Indian posts across the LoC. Local authorities confirmed that the Indian Army targeted civilian zones, escalating tensions once again. In Kotli’s Khoirta sector, four innocent lives were lost. Among the martyrs was a young girl. The…
A petition has been filed in the Islamabad High Court demanding the parole-based release of former Prime Minister and PTI founder Imran Khan. The plea cites grave security concerns due to increasing regional tensions, especially with India. The petition was submitted by Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Chief Minister Ali Amin Gandapur. He alleged that Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi sees Imran Khan as his top rival. The document warns that Modi may even target Adiala Jail with a drone strike to take revenge. The petition highlights that India has already carried out drone attacks in various cities. Under these circumstances, Imran Khan’s…
In a historic achievement, 25-year-old Kashish Chaudhary from Nushki has become the first Hindu woman in Balochistan to clear the Provincial Civil Services (PCS) exam. She has earned the prestigious title of Assistant Commissioner, marking a powerful moment for the province and the nation. Kashish’s journey to becoming an Assistant Commissioner was not an easy one. For three straight years, she studied with focus and discipline. She dedicated at least eight hours a day to her preparation. Her hard work paid off, making her an inspiration for thousands of young women. While speaking to the media, Kashish expressed her passion…
Lt. Gen (Retd) Mohammad Saeed speaks to Sky News about India-Pakistan tensions In an interview with Yalda Hakim on Sky News, Lt. General (Retired) Mohammad Saeed addressed India’s accusations against Pakistan following the recent Pahalgam incident. He also spoke about the ongoing propaganda war from India. He warned that both India and Pakistan are nuclear powers, and non-state actors could push the two nations toward war. General Saeed expressed concern that there is no effective crisis management system in place between the two countries to handle such dangerous situations. “We are heading towards a dangerous scenario,” he said. “The absence…
