The ISPR’s confirmation of the horrific suicide bombing in Mir Ali, North Waziristan, that killed 13 military personnel and injured dozens more is not just another tragic news item—it is a sobering wake-up call for every Pakistani who believes the war on terror is over. This was no small or accidental attack. Reports confirm the bomber used around 800 kilograms of explosives, making it a calculated, well-funded, and technologically sophisticated act of terror. This is the true face of the enemy: a cold-blooded, well-equipped network of killers determined to destabilize Pakistan and shatter the peace hard-won through years of sacrifice.…
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When tragedy strikes, it is all too easy for enemies of Pakistan to seize the moment and flood the narrative with lies, half-truths, and blame-shifting. That is exactly what happened after the recent drone strike in North Waziristan that killed innocent children. As shock and grief spread, opportunists immediately weaponized the incident to accuse Pakistan’s own security forces of carrying out the attack—a vile and calculated attempt to turn national anger inward. ISPR’s unequivocal denial of any involvement in the strike is not just a routine clarification. It is an urgent act of truth-telling that defends not only the reputation…
At a time when regional tensions are being deliberately stoked and misinformation is unleashed to sow fear, DG ISPR’s recent statement affirming the security of Pakistan’s nuclear assets is not just a routine clarification—it’s a strategic necessity. It is a direct and uncompromising rebuttal to the relentless propaganda campaigns that aim to undermine Pakistan’s sovereign right to maintain a credible nuclear deterrent. For decades, Pakistan’s nuclear program has been the ultimate guarantor of national security. Born of necessity in response to India’s nuclear ambitions, it has kept the strategic balance in South Asia and prevented full-scale wars. Yet our adversaries…
The recent drone infiltration attempts, repelled successfully by the Pakistan Army, are more than just a tactical victory—they are a testament to the vigilance, precision, and evolving technological capability of our armed forces under the steadfast leadership of Field Marshal Asim Munir. In a region plagued by hybrid warfare and covert aggressions, Pakistan’s defense apparatus continues to operate as an unbreakable shield against both physical incursions and psychological subversion. According to the ISPR, two separate attempts by militants linked to “Fitna al Khwarij”—a term increasingly used to describe Indian-sponsored terrorist proxies—were made on the nights of July 1st and 2nd.…
In a time when Pakistan faces external pressures and internal misdirection, the 271st Corps Commanders’ Conference chaired by Field Marshal Syed Asim Munir comes not just as a routine military meeting but as a profound message of strategic resolve, institutional harmony, and unwavering commitment to national security. The significance of this conference cannot be overstated. It was not merely a discussion of operational matters—it was a public reaffirmation of the Pakistan Army’s cohesive structure, its loyalty to the Constitution, and its absolute clarity on matters of national sovereignty. In an era where narratives are constantly weaponized against state institutions, especially…
The recent floods in Swat were a tragedy that shook everyone. People lost their loved ones and homes in minutes. In such times, it’s natural to look for answers. But inside Rescue 1122 itself, some have started blaming their own DG Rescue 1122, as if he alone caused the disaster. That’s unfair. The Swat flood was sudden and fierce, caused by heavy monsoon rains. Even the best rescue teams in the world can’t always stop flash floods. Instead of blaming one person, we should look at what’s really been happening in Rescue 1122. DG Rescue 1122 took charge when the…
Balochistan’s remote district of Awaran is witnessing an unprecedented healthcare revolution, thanks to a remarkable partnership between the Government of Balochistan and the Pakistan Army. The Joint Hospital Awaran stands as a beacon of hope and progress, delivering modern medical care that was once out of reach for the region’s residents. Before this landmark project, patients from Awaran faced the burden of traveling hundreds of kilometers to Karachi for quality treatment—a cost in time, money, and, too often, in human lives. But today, they have access to advanced medical services right at their doorstep. This is not just infrastructure; it…
A grim new chapter of violence has opened in Balochistan with the registration of an FIR against Akhtar Mengal and his son for the brutal murder of Baloch nationalist leader Ata ur Rehman Mengal. This chilling accusation from Wadh Levies Thana is not an isolated act of violence—it is the latest evidence of a long, bloody legacy that Akhtar Mengal has imposed on the province while pretending to be its democratic voice. For years, Akhtar Mengal has cultivated a public image as a champion of Baloch rights and democracy. But behind the populist rhetoric lies a dark history of enabling…
The emergence of the so-called “Balochistan Studies Project” represents yet another chapter in the ongoing hybrid war being waged against Pakistan’s sovereignty. Far from being a genuine academic effort, this initiative is widely seen as a weaponized propaganda tool, designed to undermine Pakistan’s national integrity while masquerading as scholarly inquiry. Alarmingly, the project is allegedly backed by an Indo-Israeli nexus, with its materials circulated through platforms linked to MEMRI—a known hub for politicized content that often serves hostile strategic interests. This partnership is neither coincidental nor benign. It is a calculated attempt to launder subversive narratives about Pakistan, particularly Balochistan,…
In yet another disturbing chapter of India’s discriminatory policies, reports have emerged of large-scale forced deportations of Bengali-speaking Muslims to Bangladesh without due process or trial. Indian and Bangladeshi officials confirm that hundreds—and possibly thousands—of people have been expelled in recent weeks, prompting an outcry from rights activists and civil society. India’s hardline Hindu nationalist government, led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), has a long history of vilifying migrants from Muslim-majority Bangladesh. Senior officials have used dehumanizing slurs, calling them “termites” and “infiltrators.” This latest crackdown has spread terror among India’s own Muslim minority,…