WASHINGTON : At least 13 American service members have been killed in the Middle East over the past two weeks amid escalating tensions and clashes, according to a report by The Wall Street Journal WSJ. The report, citing official sources, details that six of the fatalities occurred in Kuwait and another six in Iraq. […]
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LONDON : A prolonged conflict between the US and Israel against Iran could send global oil prices skyrocketing to as high as $150 per barrel, potentially triggering a sharp economic slowdown and devastating the world economy, a leading American energy analyst has warned. Matthew Reed, an energy sector expert, stated that with oil prices
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ISLAMABAD: Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb has reaffirmed the government’s commitment to ensuring the uninterrupted supply of petroleum products across the country while minimising the financial burden on the public. Chairing a meeting of the Petroleum Products Price Monitoring Committee via video link, the Finance Minister stated that despite ongoing uncertainty in global markets, Pakistan’s
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NOKUNDI: In a major operation against human trafficking and illegal border crossings, FC Balochistan (South) arrested 65 illegal immigrants and destroyed four temporary shelters in the Nokundi area early Saturday morning. According to security sources, the operation was launched based on a specific tip-off regarding the presence of undocumented individuals hiding in makeshift camps
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BAGHDAD: Security was placed on high alert in the Iraqi capital late on Saturday, after a missile attack targeted the US Embassy in the fortified Green Zone. Iraqi officials confirmed the attack, stating that a missile landed near the embassy’s helipad. According to the officials, the projectile was fired towards the heavily fortified diplomatic
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ISLAMABAD: Pakistan on Saturday vehemently rejected India’s condemnation of its recent military operations in Afghanistan, dismissing the statement as “absurd,” “unwarranted,” and “shamefully hypocritical.” The sharp rebuke came from Foreign Office Spokesperson Tahir Andrabi in response to media queries about an earlier statement from India’s Ministry of External Affairs (MEA). While the MEA
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North Korea has launched around ten ballistic missiles into the sea amid ongoing joint military exercises between the United States and South Korea. The missiles were fired toward the Sea of Japan, also known as the East Sea. South Korea’s military said the launches appeared to have originated from North Korea’s eastern coastal region. The Japanese
WASHINGTON: The United States President Donald Trump has said that the US will ensure the reopening and security of the Strait of Hormuz to protect global trade and energy shipments. In his Truth Social, Trump said the United States would take necessary measures to keep the strategic waterway open and safe for international navigation. The Strait
BAGHDAD: The diplomatic facilities belonging to the United States and the United Arab Emirates in Iraq came under attack after missiles and a suspected drone strike hit areas near the compounds. As per the international media reports, a missile struck near the United States Embassy compound in Baghdad, located inside the heavily fortified Green Zone
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ISLAMABAD: The Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb was held to review the price situation and supply of petroleum products across the country The meeting focused on assessing the overall status of the energy sector, particularly in the context of the evolving regional situation. During the meeting, authorities informed the committee that the availability of crude oil,
