PAKISTANI AIRSTRIKES
Pakistani airstrikes on Afghanistan kills four
Pakistani airstrikes targeted two houses in the Garmsir district of Helmand Province, Afghanistan. The strikes killed four individuals and injured six others, including women and children. Mawlawi Sher Mohammad Wahdat confirmed the details to Reuters shortly after the airstrikes occurred. This incident highlights the ongoing violence affecting civilians in the region. The situation raises concerns about the humanitarian impact of military operations along the border.
Taliban claims success against Pakistan terrorists: 'Killed 28 fighters & wounded 32 others'
Taliban has claimed that its forces killed 28 fighters and wounded 32 others in Afghanistan’s Nuristan province after alleged ISIS militants crossed the border from Pakistan. Afghanistan’s defence ministry said the group entered Kamdesh district with plans to carry out attacks and accused Pakistan-backed forces of supporting the infiltration. Pakistan has not yet responded to the claim.
Afghanistan says 28 fighters killed, 32 captured after crossing from Pakistan
Afghanistan stated that it has killed 28 fighters and apprehended 32 suspected Islamic State insurgents, claiming they crossed over from Pakistan to launch attacks in Nuristan province. Pakistan refuted these claims, calling them baseless and lacking proof. Rising tensions between the two nations have been fueled by ongoing cross-border conflict and airstrikes, with both sides alleging support for militant factions that jeopardize regional stability.
Pakistan thwarts border attack, several Taliban dead, security sources say
Pakistan has reported thwarting an attempted attack by Afghan Taliban in Gulistan, with security forces remaining alert. Intermittent firing continued between Afghan forces and the Taliban, indicating rising tensions in the region. Recent airstrikes by Pakistan targeted Taliban positions in Afghanistan, leading to casualties on both sides. Islamabad accuses Kabul of harboring militants responsible for cross-border attacks, which are denied by the Afghan government.
Pakistan confirms strikes on 10 Afghanistan targets after resident says Kandahar hit
Pakistan conducted aerial and drone strikes on ten sites in Afghanistan associated with drone storage. These strikes were described as proportionate and limited to military objectives. The action followed previous drone attacks launched from Afghan territory targeting Pakistan. Pakistan's air defense systems were successful in neutralizing these threats before reaching their targets. The Information Minister confirmed the operations aimed to enhance national security and prevent further attacks.
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.
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Pakistan says airstrikes in Afghanistan kill 28 militants; Kabul reports 3 civilians killed
Pakistani fighter jets struck suspected militant hideouts in eastern Afghanistan on Monday. These strikes killed twenty-eight militants and at least three civilians, according to reports. Afghanistan condemned the aggression and vowed a fitting response to the airstrikes. The Pakistani government blamed militants based in Afghanistan for recent attacks. This escalation threatens regional mediation efforts and complicates bilateral relations.
Pakistan launches fresh airstrikes in Afghanistan as Kabul warns of response
Pakistan conducted airstrikes inside Afghanistan early Monday, causing casualties. Afghan officials reported three deaths and six injuries from the Pakistani military action. Pakistan claimed twenty-eight militants were killed during the recent cross-border strikes. The United Nations documented significant civilian casualties from earlier Pakistani strikes. Former Afghan President Hamid Karzai criticized Pakistan's decision to expel Afghan students.
At least three killed in Pakistani airstrike on Afghanistan
Pakistani airstrikes in Afghanistan killed three people on Monday. These strikes threaten to reignite tensions between the two neighboring countries. The dispute centers on Pakistan's accusations of Afghanistan harboring militants. Afghanistan denies these charges, calling militancy Pakistan's internal problem. The airstrikes followed a recent attack on a police facility in Pakistan.
PNS Hunain severely damaged after collision with INS Kolkata 3 times its size
Pakistan Navy’s PNS Hunain sustained severe damage after colliding with the Indian Navy’s INS Kolkata in the North Arabian Sea, with the Pakistani vessel returning to harbour for repairs. The two sides have offered conflicting accounts of the incident. Indian sources highlighted the vessels’ considerable size difference, noting that INS Kolkata weighs nearly three times as much as PNS Hunain.
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.
Iran's supreme leader calls for Muslim unity against US and Israel
Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Mojtaba Khamenei urged Muslim countries to unite against Israel and the United States amid wider Middle East tensions. A tanker was struck in the Strait of Hormuz, Israel evacuated Netanyahu’s son from the US over a threat, and an Israeli strike killed two Palestinians in Gaza.
Iran says support for new sanctions would be 'act of war'
A strong message came from Iran's security chief, cautioning nations that support the freshly imposed US economic measures. President Pezeshkian defended a recent memorandum as a hopeful step ahead. Although the Strait of Hormuz remained calm, fresh transit restrictions were unveiled. Pakistan's army chief plans a trip to Tehran to facilitate discussions on de-escalating tensions. Concurrently, reports detailed incidents of execution and violence arising in the West Bank and Gaza.
Iran says new sanctions threatened by 'desperate' US will fail
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi has dismissed threatened US sanctions as a sign of desperation, insisting they will fail to defeat Tehran. The warning comes as the Strait of Hormuz remains effectively blocked, disrupting oil shipments and raising prices. Pakistan Army chief Asim Munir is also due to visit Tehran.
Iran dismisses US economic threats and other developments in the Middle East
Iran rejected United States President Donald Trump's economic threats and isolation policies. Meanwhile, the United Kingdom and other nations condemned Israel's controversial settlement project. Syria's foreign minister visited Pakistan, which is working to de-escalate tensions. Pakistani crew members killed in a Houthi attack were repatriated to their homeland.
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.
Protests erupt in Balochistan after reported Pakistani airstrike kills over people
Protests erupted in Surab after a Pakistani military airstrike killed over twenty people. The aerial attack reportedly resulted in civilian casualties, including women and children. Local residents transported the injured and deceased to the District Headquarters Hospital. Relatives placed bodies on the N-25 highway, initiating a sit-in protest. The incident drew condemnation from political and civil society organizations.
Amnesty urges probe into Pakistan-administered Kashmir poll violence
Amnesty International urges an investigation into reports of lethal force used by security forces. These disturbing reports emerge from Rawalakot during regional election day. The organization also calls for the restoration of communication services and media access. Unlawful bans on protest movements and the use of anti-terror laws are criticized. The group highlights the ongoing internet and mobile services blackout in the region.
Militant attack kills 15 at security check post in north-west Pakistan: Military
Militants attacked a security check post in Pakistan, killing fifteen people. Twelve soldiers, two police officers, and one government official died in the blast. Security forces killed twelve militants during the overnight incident in Tank district. The Tehreek-i-Taliban Pakistan group is active in the region. Pakistan blames Afghanistan for increased attacks in its border provinces.
Pakistan rejects Amnesty call for war crimes probe into Kabul airstrike
Pakistan rejected Amnesty International's call for an investigation into a recent airstrike. The rights group alleged the strike on a drug rehabilitation center could be a war crime. Pakistan stated the operation was lawful self-defense against terrorists and their bases. Amnesty International found no evidence supporting Pakistan's claims of military use. The incident occurred amid escalating cross-border hostilities between the two nations.
Guns fall silent for Eid as Pakistan declares ceasefire with Afghanistan
Pakistan has declared a ceasefire with Afghanistan, aiming to bring a temporary halt to ongoing conflicts. This move comes as the two neighboring countries observe the Eid holiday, with hopes that the truce will foster peace and allow for a period of calm during this significant religious occasion.
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.
Pakistan Afghanistan News: Defense Minister declares 'open war' after cross-border strikes
Pakistan Afghanistan War: Pakistan's patience has ended with Afghanistan. The nation has declared an "open war" following cross-border attacks. Pakistan accused the Taliban of exporting terrorism and human rights violations. This escalation follows recent strikes by both countries. Tensions are high along the shared border. Both sides report significant losses.
Pakistan strikes Afghanistan targets as clashes intensify
Pakistan launched overnight strikes inside Afghanistan targeting major cities. This escalation follows recent cross-border skirmishes. Both nations reported significant casualties, with differing figures. The conflict deepens a dispute over alleged militant havens. Pakistani officials stated the action was a response to unprovoked Afghan attacks. The situation threatens a fragile ceasefire along the shared border.
Pak's F16 shot down by Taliban? Viral video showing serial number 85610 sparks buzz amid Pakistan-Afghanistan 'open war'
Pakistan Afghanistan war news: Afghan forces claim to have shot down a Pakistani F-16 fighter jet that entered their airspace, with a viral video showing alleged wreckage. Pakistan confirmed strikes on militants but denied aircraft losses amid escalating tensions and accusations of harboring militant groups.
Pakistan’s Kabul strikes fail: Noor Wali Mehsud, Asim Munir's top target in Afghanistan, is still alive
Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan chief Noor Wali Mehsud appeared in a video denying reports of his death following a suspected Pakistani airstrike. This development escalates tensions between Pakistan and Afghanistan, with Islamabad accusing Kabul of harboring militants and Kabul denying the claims. Pakistan recently conducted its own airstrike in Kandahar, further intensifying the confrontation.
Pakistan closes border with Afghanistan following exchanges of fire
Pakistan has shut its main border crossings with Afghanistan. This action follows recent exchanges of fire between the two countries' forces. Afghan troops reportedly opened fire on Pakistani posts. Pakistan responded with artillery and gun fire. Several Afghan border posts were destroyed. The border closures impact key crossings like Torkham and Chaman.
India condemns Pak airstrikes in Afghanistan, backs Taliban
India condemns Pakistan's airstrikes on Afghanistan, calling it a habitual tactic of Islamabad to deflect from its internal issues. The airstrikes reportedly killed several civilians, including women and children. Afghanistan summoned the Pakistani envoy, denouncing the attacks as attempts to disrupt bilateral trust.
Pakistani airstrikes in Afghanistan's Paktika province kill at least 15
Pakistan carried out airstrikes on Barmal district in Afghanistan, killing at least 15 people, including women and children. The Taliban's Ministry of Defence has vowed to retaliate. The airstrikes targeted seven villages and caused severe civilian casualties. The attacks have further escalated tensions between Pakistan and Afghanistan, especially over the presence of Pakistani militants in Afghanistan.
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