QUETTA: At least four Frontier Corps (FC) personnel were martyred and three others injured in an explosion in Quetta’s Margate area on Friday. The blast occurred near the squad of the bomb disposal unit. It targeted security forces while they were disposing of an improvised explosive device (IED). Those martyred include Subedar Shahzad Amin, Naib […]
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QUETTA: The federal government has decided to allocate a large portion of savings from the global oil price dip to the Kachhi Canal project. The funds will help to complete Phase 2 of the canal. The Kachhi Canal is vital for Balochistan’s agriculture. It stretches nearly 500 kilometers, starting from the Taunsa Barrage on the
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QUETTA: Former Provincial Minister of Balochistan rejected Indian propagandas against Balochistan by terming the province as a “safest place” in the country. Former Information Minister Jan Achakzai came into fire against allegations by enemy country that the Balochistan is not safe for people of Pakistan. “If people of Balochistan are not safe you will not
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QUETTA: The Balochistan government has purchased 21 new buses to launch a bus service in the provincial capital, Quetta, and in Turbat, aiming to provide better travel facilities to the public. For the convenience of women, four pink buses have been included among the new fleet. These will be reserved exclusively for female passengers. Previously,
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The American newspaper The Washington Post published a report titled “American weapons for the Afghan war are giving Pakistani militants a deadly advantage”. According to the report, the terrorists who attacked the Jafar Express in Bolan used American-made weapons. It revealed that the attackers used American rifles, including an M4A1 manufactured by the U.S. arms
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Fida Adeel By withdrawing abruptly from Afghanistan in 2021, the United States not only left behind a political vacuum but also a massive arsenal of modern weaponry—much of it now in the hands of the Afghan Taliban and, alarmingly, in use by militant groups operating inside Pakistan. The Bagram Airbase was deserted, and billions
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Mushtaq Yusufzai The fight against terrorism in Pakistan has long been marked by contrasting approaches, political confusion, and a lack of consistent long-term strategy. A glaring example of this is the policy divide between the federal government and the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) provincial administration regarding the Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP). From the onset, the federal
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In a disturbing development, the group led by Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) commander Shafiullah Haider, declared a seditious outfit by the state, has reportedly converted several mosques in the Mir Ali subdivision of North Waziristan into permanent hideouts and operational centres. According to local sources, the militant group is deliberately exploiting the sanctity of mosques, aware
On Wednesday, 9 April, The News International reported that the Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) has gained access to FGM-148 Javelin anti-tank missiles—sophisticated weaponry manufactured in the United States. This revelation follows the circulation of a video released by the TTP last year in March, showing its fighters undergoing training with what appears to be American military-grade
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The Taliban’s commission for addressing migrant affairs announced that a total of 5,932 Afghan nationals were deported from Iran and Pakistan on April 8, amid continued repatriation efforts by the two neighbouring countries. According to an official statement, 3,743 individuals were expelled from Pakistan, while 2,189 were deported from Iran. The deportees returned to Afghanistan
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