On 4th and 5th May 2025, eight terrorists were eliminated during a series of anti-terror operations across Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. The security forces carried out these successful engagements in four different districts. An intelligence-based operation (IBO) took place in the Mir Ali area of North Waziristan. During the raid, Pakistani troops engaged a known terrorist hideout. As a result, three militants were killed on the spot. In another anti-terror operation in South Waziristan, security forces neutralized two more extremists. During this fierce exchange of fire, Naik Mujahid Khan, a 40-year-old soldier from Kohat, embraced martyrdom. He fought with exceptional bravery before…
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The Foreign Minister of Iran, Seyed Abbas Araghchi, visited Pakistan’s military headquarters (GHQ) today. He met with Chief of Army Staff (COAS), General Syed Asim Munir, NI (M), in Rawalpindi. Both leaders held detailed and positive talks. The main focus was on the current geo-strategic landscape and regional threats. They discussed key security challenges faced by Iran and Pakistan. The two sides also reviewed the Pakistan-Iran border security arrangements. The goal was to improve joint coordination and strengthen border safety. General Munir called Iran a brotherly country. He said Pakistan and Iran are bonded by common history, religion, and culture.…
In a powerful move to counter India’s propaganda, Pakistan’s Federal Information Minister Attaullah Tarar led a group of international and local media representatives to the Line of Control (LoC) on Monday. The tour was organised by the Ministry of Information to confront false accusations made by New Delhi about the presence of alleged terrorist camps near the border. The media delegation was taken to several areas that India has repeatedly labelled as militant hideouts. But what they witnessed told a different story. These locations were peaceful civilian zones, not the so-called camps mentioned in Indian reports. “These are not terrorist…
Tensions between Pakistan and India have escalated again — this time over water. India has blocked the flow of water from the Baglihar Dam on the Chenab River. It is also reportedly planning to restrict water from the Kishanganga Dam on the Jhelum River. Both dams give India control over the timing and release of river water, a power it now seems willing to use amid growing hostilities. Sources quoted by the Press Trust of India revealed that India’s move is in response to the April 22 attack in Pahalgam, Indian Illegally Occupied Jammu and Kashmir, which left 26 people…
Pakistan has successfully conducted a training launch of the Fatah missile. This advanced surface-to-surface missile has a range of 120 kilometres. The test was part of Exercise Indus, an ongoing military drill. This marks the second Fatah missile launch in recent days. The move follows rising military tensions with India. Relations between the two countries have worsened since the recent Pahalgam attack in Indian-occupied Kashmir. After the incident, New Delhi blamed Islamabad and began making aggressive statements. Pakistan, however, stayed calm. According to the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR), the test aimed to ensure combat readiness. It also validated key technical…
In a powerful show of unity, members of the Sikh community and local Muslims in Tall, a district in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, held a joint protest against India’s extremist Modi government. The demonstration sent a strong message of interfaith harmony and national solidarity. Addressing the crowd, prominent Sikh leader Sunny Singh declared, “People ask us who we are. Let it be known that we are proud Pakistanis. Our identity is Pakistan, and we will always stand with our nation and its armed forces. Modi can do nothing to harm Pakistan.” He added with conviction, “If India dares aggression again, last time…
A grand graduation ceremony was held in Pakistan for 300 Afghan students who studied under the Higher Education Commission’s (HEC) Allama Iqbal Scholarship Program. During the event, the students expressed deep gratitude, love for Pakistan, and strong sentiments of friendship. Afghan students stated, “Studying in Pakistani universities is a matter of pride for us. This scholarship turned our dreams into reality.” One Afghan female student shared, “I’m pursuing advanced studies in cardiology, and it is because of Pakistan that I’m able to fulfill my dream of becoming a doctor.” Another student said, “Without this scholarship, our education would not have…
In Dera Ismail Khan, a significant event unfolded when the Pakistan Army and the local community came together to organize a Pakistan Zindabad rally. The purpose of this rally was to promote national unity, celebrate patriotism, and honor the sacrifices of the Pakistan Army. The event underscored the strong bond between the country’s military forces and its people, highlighting their shared commitment to the nation’s security and development. The rally kicked off with enthusiastic participation from both army personnel and civilians, each contributing to the success of the event. This collaboration served as a powerful reminder of the importance of…
Former Prime Minister of Azad Kashmir, Raja Farooq Haider, made a bold move by visiting the Line of Control (LOC) while armed. He stood side by side with the soldiers defending Pakistan’s front lines and expressed unwavering solidarity with them. Standing on the frontline, Raja Farooq Haider sent a clear and powerful message to the enemy: every child of Kashmir stands firmly with the country’s defenders. During his address, he said, “This is not just the army’s war. This is a war for every Pakistani and every Kashmiri. We must fight it united.” He added, “If the enemy thinks we…
Despite India’s strong objections, the IMF financial aid to Pakistan is moving ahead without delay. The International Monetary Fund has confirmed that its Executive Board will meet on May 9 as originally planned. At this meeting, Pakistan’s requests for critical financial support will be formally reviewed. Mahir Benisi, a spokesperson for the IMF, made it clear that the board meeting schedule will not be changed. “The meeting will be held as planned, and we are not in a position to comment on the concerns of other countries,” he told reporters. This response came after India called for the IMF to…
