Jiwani (Gwadar): Pakistan Coast Guard personnel were targeted in a grenade attack at the Police Chongi checkpoint in the Taak Tiyab Dap area of Jiwani. Four officers were inside the vehicle when the attack took place.
In the Absar area of Turbat, a Frontier Corps (FC) camp came under assault last evening. Multiple rockets were launched at the camp, and surveillance cameras were damaged by armed attackers. The Balochistan Liberation Front (BLF) has claimed responsibility.
In a recent development, four Levies personnel lost their lives in an armed assault at the Samand check post along the CPEC route in Naal. The deceased have been identified as Maqbool, Khuda Bakhsh, Ajaz Ahmed, and Muhammad Ali.
In the Absar area of Turbat, a Frontier Corps (FC) camp came under assault last evening. Multiple rockets were launched at the camp, and surveillance cameras were damaged by armed attackers. The Balochistan Liberation Front (BLF) has claimed responsibility.
In a recent development, four Levies personnel lost their lives in an armed assault at the Samand check post along the CPEC route in Naal. The deceased have been identified as Maqbool, Khuda Bakhsh, Ajaz Ahmed, and Muhammad Ali.
“An IAF maintenance team worked alongside USAF personnel to address a technical snag on USAF- C-17 aircraft at Jaipur.
Critical equipment was rapidly mobilized, reflecting high coordination under logistics cooperation frameworks.”
Critical equipment was rapidly mobilized, reflecting high coordination under logistics cooperation frameworks.”
Amid the ongoing Operation Sindoor targeting Pakistan, the Indian defence forces are poised to receive a significant boost of approximately Rs 40,000 crore for the procurement of arms and ammunition.
According to defence officials speaking to ANI, this acquisition was recently approved under emergency powers during a Defence Acquisition Council meeting attended by senior officials from the defence ministry and the military.
These emergency provisions will enable the armed forces to prioritize the purchase of critical equipment such as surveillance and kamikaze drones, long-range loitering munitions, as well as a variety of ammunition for artillery, air defence systems, and missile and rocket units.
According to defence officials speaking to ANI, this acquisition was recently approved under emergency powers during a Defence Acquisition Council meeting attended by senior officials from the defence ministry and the military.
These emergency provisions will enable the armed forces to prioritize the purchase of critical equipment such as surveillance and kamikaze drones, long-range loitering munitions, as well as a variety of ammunition for artillery, air defence systems, and missile and rocket units.
Full list of all party delegation, including people from all walks of life to travel to global capitals to highlight Pakistan's support to cross border terrorism, & India's operation Sindoor
Today 101st launch was attempted, PSLV-C61 performance was normal till 2nd stage. Due to an observation in 3rd stage, the mission could not be accomplished.
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"Planned, trained & executed. Justice served"- Indian Army
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याचना नहीं, अब रण होगा, जीवन-जय या कि मरण होगा !!
Lashkar-E-Tayyaba's & Jamaat leader Razullah Nizamani alias Abu Saifullah, a resident of Malan, was shot dead by unknown assailants (Unknown Gunmen) near Matli Phalkara Chowk, Sindh, Pakistan
Abu Saifullah Nizam name was given the title of Ghazi Abu Saifullah by Lashkar upon his return from Kashmir Jihad.
Abu Saifullah had strict instructions from the organization to restrict his movement and was also given security, but today, as soon as he left his house in Matli city, unknown gunmen men targeted and killed him on the spot near chowk
Abu Saifullah Nizam name was given the title of Ghazi Abu Saifullah by Lashkar upon his return from Kashmir Jihad.
Abu Saifullah had strict instructions from the organization to restrict his movement and was also given security, but today, as soon as he left his house in Matli city, unknown gunmen men targeted and killed him on the spot near chowk
NCC has reached a significant milestone as its expedition team has successfully scaled Mount Everest (8,848m). The team comprised the youngest climbers with an average age of 19 years.
10 NCC cadets (five boys & five girls) along with four Officers, two Junior Commissioned Officers, One Girl Cadet Instructor and 10 Non-Commissioned Officers were part of the team.
10 NCC cadets (five boys & five girls) along with four Officers, two Junior Commissioned Officers, One Girl Cadet Instructor and 10 Non-Commissioned Officers were part of the team.