Pakistan has once again exposed irrefutable evidence of India’s state-sponsored terrorism. On April 29, 2025, Director General ISPR, Major General Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry, held an urgent press conference and revealed detailed findings about India’s involvement in terrorism through proxy networks like Fitna-e-Khawarij and Fitna-e-Hindustan. According to DG ISPR, recent attacks on Pakistan’s security forces in North Waziristan, Bannu Garrison, and other sensitive areas were not random acts by militants. Instead, these were part of a coordinated campaign, financed and directed by Indian intelligence agency RAW. He disclosed that on April 25, 2025, a suspect was arrested near Jhelum. Authorities recovered…
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In a powerful show of unity, Iran’s Chief of Staff Major-General Abdolrahim Mousavi called Field Marshal Syed Asim Munir on Sunday. The Iranian commander expressed heartfelt thanks for Pakistan’s unwavering support during the recent Israel-Iran confrontation. According to Iran’s state media, General Mousavi praised Pakistan’s bold and principled stance. He acknowledged Islamabad’s firm backing of Tehran during one of the region’s most intense military escalations. The conflict erupted on June 13, when Israel launched aggressive strikes against Iran. These attacks continued for twelve consecutive days. General Mousavi admired the Pakistani leadership and people. He said their solidarity with Iran came…
Deputy Prime Minister Ishaq Dar’s recent remarks during the Foundation Day ceremony of the Institute of Strategic Studies in Islamabad mark a bold diplomatic stand on multiple fronts. From India’s aggressive behavior to the Middle East crisis, Dar’s message was loud and clear: Pakistan will not be cornered, and peace can only be achieved through justice and dialogue. Addressing the escalating India-Pakistan relations, Dar challenged New Delhi’s long-standing strategy of unilateralism and intimidation. He asserted that India cannot impose its will on Pakistan through threats or provocative actions. By referencing false flag operations and ongoing cross-border tensions, Dar highlighted how…
The future of more than 1.4 million Afghan refugees in Pakistan remains uncertain as their legal stay ends today. These refugees hold Proof of Registration (POR) cards, which officially expire this Monday. Yet, the federal cabinet has not received any summary seeking an extension. Government sources say that a proposal is under discussion. Authorities may grant Afghan nationals a three to six-month extension. But despite growing urgency, neither the Ministry of Interior nor the Ministry of States and Frontier Regions (SAFRON) has moved the summary forward. Last year, the government extended the POR cards for one year. That decision was…
Two Indian-sponsored militants were killed in a successful security operation carried out in Balochistan’s Duki district. According to the official statement released by the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR), the operation was based on actionable intelligence. Security forces moved swiftly after receiving reports of terrorist presence in the area. During the operation, two militants backed by India were shot dead. Two other India-linked extremists were arrested at the scene. The ISPR confirmed that the captured individuals were involved in multiple sabotage activities across the region. They were part of the group known as Fitna-ul-Hindustan, which operates with direct support from Indian…
On June 28, 2025, another tragedy struck the troubled region of North Waziristan. A devastating suicide attack in the town of Mir Ali claimed the lives of several valiant soldiers of the Pakistan Army, leaving many civilians wounded. This attack, like many before it, has raised serious questions about the persistent local support provided to extremist elements operating under the banner of the so-called Khawarij. While the loss of life is deeply mourned, it is the pattern of facilitation from within local communities that demands urgent national reflection. How did a vehicle carrying 800 kilograms of explosives manage to be…
When disaster strikes, the true face of leadership is revealed. And in the case of the Swat River tragedy, the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) government’s face is one of failure, incompetence, and indifference. Eleven lives—men, women, and children—have been lost. Tourists from Sialkot, simply enjoying breakfast by the river, were swallowed by a flash flood in Mingora. Videos circulated online, showing people trapped on a shrinking patch of land in the middle of a raging river, helplessly crying for rescue that never came. No boats. No teams. No urgency. Only silence from those who were supposed to protect them. Where was…
PESHAWAR: The tragic Swat River incident has sparked a political storm, as Governor Faisal Karim Kundi openly demands the resignation of Chief Minister Ali Amin Gandapur. After the death toll in the Swat flash floods reached 11, Kundi lashed out at the KP government for what he called a complete failure of duty. “This is not just incompetence. It is a shameful failure of responsibility,” he posted on X. In a video message also posted on X, Kundi demanded the CM step down immediately. He said Gandapur, who also heads the tourism department, failed to protect the lives of visitors…
PESHAWAR: Awami National Party (ANP) leader Aimal Wali Khan has launched a strong attack on the KP government, blaming it for the deadly flash floods in Swat. He described the disaster not as an accident, but as a “murder” caused by government failure. Aimal Wali accused the provincial authorities of ignoring early warnings issued by the National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA). He questioned why, despite alerts from the federal government, the KP government failed to take preventive steps. “Why were no safety measures in place when the warning was already there?” he asked. He also slammed the rescue efforts. “Why…
Chief of Army Staff, Field Marshal Syed Asim Munir, attended the Pakistan Navy commissioning parade held on Saturday at the Pakistan Naval Academy, PNS Rahbar. The ceremony marked the commissioning of the 123rd Midshipmen and the 31st Short Service Commission (SSC) Course. Field Marshal Munir was the chief guest at the naval commissioning ceremony. Upon arrival, he received a ceremonial salute from a smartly dressed Pakistan Navy contingent. He then inspected the parade ground with full military protocol. The event was held in a dignified setting, with light showers adding to the ceremonial mood. Families of the graduating officers, senior…
