INDIA PAKISTAN AIRSTRIKE
Today's India has zero-tolerance policy towards terrorism: PM Modi
"There was a time when serial blasts had become a common occurrence. It was in this very month of September, specifically on September 13, 2008, that many innocent lives were lost in serial blasts in Delhi. Just a few weeks later, the massive 26/11 attack took place in Mumbai... In the past too, there used to be demands for action against Pakistan following every terror attack, but such calls were often not given due attention; time to pass by was simply awaited," Modi said.
India condemns Pakistan airstrikes in Afghanistan, warns of regional security risks
India strongly condemned Pakistan's airstrikes on Afghanistan's eastern provinces. These attacks killed several civilians and wounded others, according to reports. Pakistan stated it targeted terrorist camps and hideouts along the border. Afghanistan's Taliban government rejected the claims and vowed an appropriate response. India reaffirmed its steadfast support for Afghanistan's independence and sovereignty.
New problem shaping up for the oil market as Hormuz remains shut
Houthi forces have seized Perim Island, threatening the vital Bab el-Mandeb Strait shipping lane. This development occurs as the Strait of Hormuz faces severe disruptions, impacting global oil flows. Saudi Arabia increasingly relies on the Red Sea route, which is now at risk from these advances. Higher oil and diesel prices reflect the growing strain on the global energy system.
Pakistan killed Palestinians for Jordan. Will it kill Houthis for Saudi?
Houthi attacks near Saudi Arabia have intensified, prompting a cautious response from Pakistan. Pakistan's defence pact with Saudi Arabia and Turkey is now being tested by these events. The nation is carefully balancing its relationship with Saudi Arabia and its neighbor Iran. Historical military ties with Arab nations are noted, but current geopolitical complexities differ. Pakistan seeks to maintain its mediator role while assessing its pact obligations.
‘Business is terrible’: War leaves Iran’s Bandar Abbas quiet
Bandar Abbas faces economic decline as a US blockade impacts port activities. Many businesses have closed, leaving hundreds jobless and struggling financially. The cost of goods has increased, reducing consumer purchasing power significantly. Merchants report a severe drop in sales, especially during key shopping periods. Residents express anxiety about daily life and the ongoing economic pressures.
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Five years of Taliban rule: Survival is not the same as stability
The Taliban has maintained control of Afghanistan for five years. Mounting domestic pressures include poverty and refugee returns. Internal factionalism and security strains also challenge the regime. External engagements have expanded, though Pakistan relations have worsened. India pursues calibrated engagement with humanitarian support and strategic patience.
After calling Pakistan's I-Day 'Black Day', Baloch leader wishes PM Modi on India's 80th Independence Anniversary
Baloch leader Mir Yar Baloch greeted Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Indians on Independence Day, highlighting historical ties and offering Balochistan’s seaports for trade with India. He also proposed deeper economic cooperation involving Make in India and Balochistan’s mineral resources.
Air Marshal A K Bharti, face of Operation Sindoor briefings, retires from IAF
Air Marshal A K Bharti retired from the Indian Air Force after a distinguished career. He served as Director General Air Operations during Operation Sindoor last year. Air Marshal Bharti paid homage to fallen heroes at the National War Memorial. He was part of tri-service media briefings for Operation Sindoor. The operation involved airstrikes on terror infrastructure in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir.
Ajit Doval in Riyadh amid push for safer sea lanes and energy security; regional situation, defence partnership also on agenda
National Security Advisor Ajit Doval traveled to Saudi Arabia to deliberate on energy security measures. He emphasized the importance of safeguarding key maritime routes amid escalating regional tensions, pointing out Pakistan's increasing strategic involvement and the need for collaborative anti-terror efforts. This visit took place following the Houthi rebels' announcement of a maritime blockade, crucial for India's trade with Europe.
MEA clarifies Chabahar Port terminal unharmed in US attack, junks damage reports
India's Ministry of External Affairs confirmed the Chabahar Port terminal sustained no damage. Reports had suggested the strategic Iranian port might have been affected by recent airstrikes. The government acknowledged the reports but verified the terminal remained intact. India continues discussions with stakeholders regarding the Chabahar Port project. The operational terminal has not been affected by the latest reported attack.
Pakistan rejects India's remarks about airstrikes in Afghanistan
Pakistan has rejected India's condemnation of its airstrikes in Afghanistan, which Islamabad claims targeted "terrorist infrastructure." India had labelled the strikes a "blatant act of aggression" and a "direct threat" to regional stability. Pakistan's Foreign Office spokesman accused India of aiding terrorist groups operating from Afghan soil against Pakistan, though no evidence was presented. Pakistan vows to continue measures for citizen safety.
Afghan air force strikes ISIS targets inside Pakistan; warns 'we'll target every threat'
Afghanistan's air force launched precision strikes inside Pakistan's Balochistan and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa provinces targeting ISIS positions. This retaliation follows Pakistan's recent cross-border airstrikes on Afghan soil, which caused significant civilian casualties. India has strongly condemned Pakistan's actions, labeling them a "blatant act of aggression" threatening regional peace. Kabul warns it will target any location threatening its security.
'Assault on sovereignty': India condemns Pakistan airstrikes on Afghan territory
India has strongly condemned Pakistan's airstrikes on Afghan territory, deeming them a severe threat to regional peace and Afghanistan's sovereignty. These strikes, which resulted in numerous civilian casualties including women and children, have escalated tensions between the neighboring nations. New Delhi reiterated its unwavering support for Afghanistan's territorial integrity and conveyed condolences to the affected families.
Pakistani attack on Kabul hospital kills 400; India calls it 'barbaric'
India has expressed its strong outrage over the airstrike carried out by Pakistan on a hospital in Kabul, condemning it as a despicable act of aggression that has caused immense civilian suffering. The external affairs ministry criticized this action as an affront to Afghanistan's sovereignty, undermining the efforts towards regional stability.
India rejects Pakistan's "baseless allegations" of aggravating skirmishes with Afghanistan
India has rejected Pakistan's claims of escalating border skirmishes with Afghanistan. New Delhi stated these allegations are baseless and that Pakistan blames others for its own failures. Pakistan's history of sponsoring terrorism undermines its credibility. Recent airstrikes by Pakistan on Afghanistan have led to civilian casualties. India supports Afghanistan's sovereignty and territorial integrity.
Afghanistan strikes key military bases in Pakistan, including Nur Khan Airbase
Afghanistan’s Ministry of National Defense said it carried out airstrikes on major Pakistani military installations, including the Nur Khan Airbase in Rawalpindi, in response to what it described as Pakistani raids on Afghan territory.
India condemns Pakistan’s strikes on Afghanistan as an attempt to ‘externalise internal failures’, backs Kabul’s sovereignty
India on Sunday condemned Pakistan’s reported airstrikes on Afghan territory, saying the attacks caused civilian casualties, including women and children, during Ramadan. MEA spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal termed the strikes an attempt to “externalise internal failures” and reaffirmed India’s support for Afghanistan’s sovereignty, territorial integrity and independence.
No talks between NSAs, only DGMOs communication: Sources on India-Pakistan tensions
India conducted airstrikes on Pakistan military sites. Rahim Yar Khan airbase and Nur Khan Air Force Base faced severe damage. These strikes followed intel on terror infrastructure. US Secretary of State Marco Rubio contacted S Jaishankar. India presented evidence of Pakistan's terror links at the UNSC. India focused on dismantling terror networks after the Pahalgam attack.
Impose costs on Rawalpindi: Pakistan’s low-cost proxy war can be nixed by defence innovation
India's strategic shift, marked by strikes on terror hubs like Muridke and Bahawalpur, signals a resolve to challenge Pakistan's proxy war tactics. Despite global indifference to Pakistan-sponsored terror, India is enhancing its defense capabilities through technological innovation and integrated military action.
Airstrikes after Pulwama terror attack befitting reply to terrorists: Amit Shah
Union Home Minister Amit Shah honored the slain CRPF jawans on Pulwama terror attack's anniversary, crediting their sacrifice with securing India's borders. Shah commended Prime Minister Narendra Modi's decisive response of airstrikes in Pakistan, which sent a global message of India's strong stance against terrorism.
'Nobody knows for sure': Telangana CM Revnath Reddy doubts airstrikes on Pak terror camp post Pulwama attack
Shankar Aiyar is heard advocating the need to show respect to Pakistan while pointing to its nuclear arsenal; Chief Minister Revnath Reddy on Friday raised fresh questions over the Pulwama terror attack in 2019 and the retaliatory airstrikes on a terror hideout in Balakote, deep inside Pakistan.
Balakot Airstrike Anniversary: When India took revenge for the Pulwama attack deep inside Pak
The Balakot airstrike, conducted by the Indian Air Force on February 26, 2019, in retaliation to the Pulwama terror attack, marks its fifth anniversary. The airstrike targeted Jaish-e-Mohammed terrorists in Balakot, Pakistan, showcasing India's commitment to national security. The operation was a diplomatic triumph, garnering international support for India's fight against terrorism. The anniversary serves as a reminder of the sacrifices made by the armed forces and underscores the importance of a proactive stance against terrorism.
Pakistan PM Imran Khan angry over reports that Arnab Goswami knew about Balakot surgical strike
According to the WhatsApp chat transcript, Goswami texted Dasgupta three days before the Feb. 26, 2019 airstrike, saying "something big will happen" and "On Pakistan the government is confident of striking in a way that people will be elated."
Air India lost Rs 491 crore till July 2 due to closure of Pakistan airspace: Government
Private airlines SpiceJet, IndiGo and GoAir lost Rs 30.73 crore, Rs 25.1 crore and Rs 2.1 crore, respectively, the data stated.
Sam Pitroda's comments very unfortunate, will only help Pakistan: Jaitley
Addressing the media while inducting former Indian cricketer Gautam Gambhir to the BJP, Jaitley said that the security doctrine of India has changed now.
China cautious, Australia urges Pakistan to act against terror
China was the first country to issue a statement after the airstrikes even before its envoy was briefed in Delhi.
Why is CNN not mentioning JeM claim of responsibility for Pulwama attack?
CNN did not even bother to mention that the Pakistan-based Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM) had itself claimed responsibility for the Pulwama massacre.
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