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On ground sources suggest that elements of TTP are fighting with the Afghan Taliban after recent targeted eliminations across the Pakistani border. Rockets and mortars are being exchanged between the two groups.
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Pakistani drone strike in Afghanistan’s Nuristan province
According to sources, a Pakistani drone carried out a strike in Nuristan province; however, it is not yet known what the target was or the extent of the damage.
Based on ground realities, over the past several months, Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) militants have been targeting security forces’ camps and checkpoints in Pakistan’s Chitral district. It is likely that, for this reason, Pakistan attempted to target its objective in Nuristan through a drone strike.
South Asia expert and professor Christine Fair rejected Indian Air Chief’s claim and demanded evidence of alleged PAF aircraft shootdowns.
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The signing ceremony took place at the Pakistan Embassy in Moscow, where Secretary of Industries and Production Saif Anjum and Vadim Velichko, General Director of Industrial Engineering LLC, represented their respective countries.
Pakistan continued their impressive run in the Men’s U18 Asia Cup 2025, edging past Malaysia in a thrilling semifinal via penalty shootout at the National Hockey Training Centre on Friday.
The Islamabad Sessions Court has suspended a judicial order that directed the blocking of 27 YouTube channels and ordered the restoration of two channels operated by journalists Asad Toor and Matiullah Jan.
