Fitnah al-Khawarij has released a video of a drone strike, once again proving its involvement in spreading terrorism across Pakistan. Sources revealed that these attacks mainly target innocent Pashtun civilians, especially in the newly merged districts. The group’s access to advanced weaponry stands as undeniable proof of heavy Indian funding and support. Reports confirm that under Indian patronage, Fitnah al-Khawarij has now acquired drone technology, significantly enhancing its terror capabilities. According to security sources, the organization often misfires its drones due to a lack of technical expertise, resulting in civilian casualties, including children. Despite this, the blame is falsely shifted…
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Field Marshal Asim Munir, Chief of Army Staff (COAS), paid an official visit to China to strengthen the Pakistan-China Strategic Partnership. The Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) confirmed the visit in a statement issued on Friday. During his stay in Beijing, the COAS held high-level meetings with senior Chinese political and military leaders. He met Vice President Han Zheng and Foreign Minister Wang Yi. Discussions centred on regional security, global developments, and cooperation under the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC). Both nations expressed satisfaction with the progress of their ties. They reaffirmed their commitment to sovereign equality, multilateral cooperation, and lasting regional…
Pakistan vs Bangladesh T20I series ended with Pakistan avoiding a whitewash through a commanding 74‑run victory in Dhaka. Sahibzada Farhan’s explosive 41‑ball 63 and Salman Mirza’s sharp 3‑19 led the charge at Sher‑e‑Bangla National Stadium on Thursday. Bangladesh Innings Chasing 179, Bangladesh crumbled for just 104. Mohammad Saifuddin fought alone with an unbeaten 34‑ball 35, hammering two fours and two towering sixes. Apart from him, only Mohammad Naim crossed double figures, making 10 off 17 deliveries. Salman Mirza struck early, dismissing Tanzid Hasan for a duck. Faheem Ashraf followed, removing Litton Das for a run‑a‑ball eight. Once Das departed, wickets…
A new wave of Bannu terrorist attacks and assaults in North Waziristan has raised alarm over rising militancy in the region. Militants deployed advanced tactics, including drone strikes, bombings, and abductions, in their latest offensive. Security personnel in Bannu came under attack from a quadcopter drone near Nala Tochi Bridge. The use of an unmanned aerial device marks a serious escalation in the methods employed by armed groups operating in the area. In a separate strike, militants planted a powerful explosive on the Janikhel-Bannu connecting bridge under Haved police station. The blast destroyed a vital supply route, causing heavy damage…
Pakistan credit rating has been upgraded by S&P Global from ‘CCC+’ to ‘B-‘ with a stable outlook. The agency stated on Thursday that IMF support has helped stabilise the country’s finances and foreign reserves. S&P explained that the stable outlook shows expectations of an economic rebound. It also reflects confidence that government measures to boost revenue will strengthen fiscal and debt indicators. The agency expects official financing to remain steady, enabling Pakistan to meet its external obligations. It further predicted that commercial credit lines will continue to be rolled over in the next 12 months. Following the Pakistan credit rating…
A Lahore court has issued Imran Khan arrest warrants along with non-bailable warrants for Senate opposition leader Shibli Faraz. The orders were passed on Friday in a case connected to an alleged assault on Islamabad police officers stationed outside Imran Khan’s Zaman Park residence. The case was filed at Race Course police station after violent clashes erupted between PTI supporters and law enforcement. The former prime minister, removed from power through a no-confidence vote in April 2022, is already facing several charges ranging from corruption to terrorism. Imran Khan has remained in prison since August 2023 following convictions in multiple…
A Mastung operation against Indian-backed militants has claimed the lives of two Pakistani security personnel, the military confirmed on Thursday. The clash erupted in Balochistan’s Mastung district during an intelligence-based raid aimed at neutralising members of the Indian proxy group Fitna al-Hindustan. During the Mastung operation, Pakistani troops targeted the militants’ hideout. Three terrorists were killed in the heavy exchange of gunfire, according to the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR). The area has since been cordoned off as sanitisation efforts continue to root out any remaining hostile elements. Leading his men from the front, Major Zeeyyad Salim Awal, 31, embraced martyrdom…
The ongoing Gilgit-Baltistan floods have wreaked havoc in Diamer district, causing deadly landslides and flash floods across the area. Entire valleys now lie buried under mud and debris as the region battles relentless monsoon rains. Authorities confirmed multiple fatalities. Rescue teams continue the search for at least 25 missing tourists still trapped by the disaster. More than 300 tourists have been saved so far. However, poor weather, blocked paths, and unstable slopes have made relief efforts extremely challenging. Several areas in Astore Valley and Thor have been declared disaster zones. Officials fear the number of casualties could rise as the…
The deteriorating law and order situation in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) is no longer a secret. Shockingly, the province’s top official, who proudly calls himself a “people’s leader,” continues to blame the federal government while evading responsibility for the chaos. But for how long will the people tolerate hollow narratives and false claims? Maintaining law and order in KP is a constitutional and legal duty of the provincial government. Every year, billions are allocated to the police, CTD, and other security agencies. Yet the reality on the ground tells a different story. Terrorists roam freely, and illegal elements crossing from Afghan…
Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) Chief Minister Ali Amin Gandapur is under mounting criticism as fresh corruption scandals and governance failures come to light. His recent remarks, blaming security institutions and accusing agencies of supporting “good Taliban,” have been widely dismissed as an attempt to deflect attention from his own mismanagement. Observers highlight that law and order is a provincial responsibility. Critics argue that Gandapur’s administration, plagued by incompetence and corruption, is failing to deliver on its promises. Public anger has intensified over revelations of a staggering ₨40 billion corruption scandal, raising questions about who is truly responsible for the financial mismanagement…
