Prime Minister Muhammad Shehbaz Sharif visited the Pakistan Air Force’s operational base in Kamra. He was joined by the Deputy Prime Minister, Foreign Minister, Defence Minister, Planning Minister, Information Minister, Army Chief General Syed Asim Munir, and the Naval Chief. The Prime Minister received a detailed briefing about the Air Force’s combat readiness and operational strength. He met pilots, engineers, and technical staff on the frontline. He thanked them for their dedication, professionalism, and tireless service to the country. Speaking at the occasion, Prime Minister Shehbaz said:“In response to unprovoked aggression, our armed forces showed discipline, strategy, and accuracy. They…
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India’s aggressive stance in the recent India-Pakistan conflict has backfired, with Pakistan emerging stronger both militarily and diplomatically. The renowned international journal The Diplomat has acknowledged Pakistan’s success and India’s failures in its latest report. According to The Diplomat, India not only failed on the battlefield but also faced severe embarrassment on the diplomatic front. Pakistan’s effective counter-response proved that it is fully prepared to defend its sovereignty at every level. The report highlights how Pakistan used political wisdom and strategic diplomacy to strengthen its global image during the India-Pakistan conflict. The United States, among other global powers, also acknowledged…
In a powerful interview with Russia’s RT, former Chief of General Staff of the Pakistan Army, Lt. Gen. (R) Muhammad Saeed, revealed that the battle of Bunyān Mursūs exposed the harsh truth — peace in South Asia cannot be achieved without solving the Kashmir issue. He said the Pakistan Armed Forces responded strongly and effectively to Indian aggression, forcing India to agree to a ceasefire. According to him, the military response was not just defensive but also a clear message that Pakistan would not tolerate unprovoked attacks. Lt. Gen. (R) Saeed described the ceasefire as a bold and difficult decision,…
Political dialogue in Pakistan has taken a fresh turn with Imran Khan agreeing to initiate talks with the government. The decision came after Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif invited the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) to join a national discussion. Sources familiar with the matter said that Khan gave his approval during a meeting with PTI Chairman Barrister Gohar Ali Khan at Adiala Jail on Monday. However, the former prime minister made it clear that these negotiations must take place in private. He does not want media coverage to affect the process. According to PTI insiders, earlier talks collapsed due to excessive media…
Indian aggression along LoC has once again claimed innocent lives. A woman and another civilian were martyred in the Shahkot sector after heavy Indian shelling. The attack took place near the Line of Control and destroyed dozens of homes in the area. In response to this provocation, the Pakistan Air Force launched a strong counter-strike. During Operation Bunyan-um-Marsoos, PAF jets targeted multiple Indian positions. According to security sources, the operation caused serious losses to the Indian Air Force. At least five Indian Air Force fighter jets were shot down. One crashed in Anantnag. The pilot is feared dead. The aircraft’s…
A recent report by India’s National Radiological Safety Division has confirmed the destruction of a BrahMos missile depot in Indian Punjab. This confirmation supports Pakistan’s earlier claims about the incident. The report reveals that a radiation alert was issued in the area following the depot’s destruction. It described the situation as a serious safety threat. Radiation fears led authorities to act swiftly. Evacuation orders were issued for people living within a three-kilometer radius of the BrahMos missile depot. Residents within five kilometers were told to close all doors and windows. These precautions were aimed at minimizing exposure to radioactive material.…
Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif issued a strong warning to Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday. He said if India attacks again, “whatever is left will also be destroyed.” His remarks come as India-Pakistan tensions escalate once again. PM Shehbaz made these statements during a visit to the Pasrur military cantonment near Sialkot. He reviewed the army’s readiness for any challenge. Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar, Defence Minister Khawaja Asif, Planning Minister Ahsan Iqbal, and Information Minister Atta Tarar accompanied him. Chief of Army Staff Gen Asim Munir and Air Chief Marshal Zaheer Babar Sidhu were also present. In his address,…
The Pakistan Armed Forces have once again demonstrated unmatched bravery and sacrifice. On the night between May 6 and 7, 2025, Indian military aggression struck innocent civilians in a brutal and cowardly attack. Among the victims were women, children, and elderly citizens who bore the brunt of this unjust assault. As the Pakistan Armed Forces stood firm to defend the homeland, two more brave sons laid down their lives. They were receiving treatment in the hospital but embraced martyrdom with unwavering courage. Their loss brings the number of fallen army personnel to 13. Additionally, 78 soldiers have been wounded while…
What’s happening in Gaza is not a war. It’s raw, brutal state-sponsored oppression. Homes are flattened. Tents are burned. Hospitals destroyed. Roads torn apart. Cemeteries desecrated. Schools erased. Entire governorates reduced to rubble. This is not a battlefield. It’s a massacre. Medics, journalists, and aid workers lie dead. Tens of thousands of innocent civilians have been slaughtered. The few who survive crave just the basics — a sip of clean water, a bite to eat, a simple shelter, a flicker of hope. There’s no electricity. No medical help. Not even a safe passage to escape this hell on earth. Movement…
As conflict between India and Pakistan escalates, the situation along the Pakistan Afghanistan border has taken a different turn. Taliban officials in Kabul have reassured Pakistan that there is no need for concern on its western flank. This assurance came during a visit by Pakistan’s special envoy, Mohammad Sadiq Khan, to Kabul. Sources told a media outlet that the purpose of his trip was to maintain peace along the Pakistan Afghanistan border. They called the mission successful. At the same time, China’s special envoy also visited Kabul. Both Chinese and Pakistani envoys held important meetings with key Taliban leaders. These…
