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Soviet Union, US Coalition, And Now Pakistan: Afghan Military's New Test
The Pakistani Air Force (PAF) just bombed several cities in a neighbouring country which was once described by much stronger forces as a place where there were only rocks and mountains.
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Bangladesh And Pak Move To Revive Military Ties With High-Level Visits
From high-profile military, diplomatic and political visits, Bangladesh and Pakistan are moving briskly when it comes to ties despite Pakistan's history of torture, rapes and atrocities on ordinary Bangladeshis during the liberation struggle of 1971.
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Trump's "Favourite Field Marshal" Asim Munir Gains More Powers
The lower house of parliament approved a constitutional amendment bill expanding Munir's control over the military branches. PM Shehbaz Sharif said the move would strengthen national unity, the state-owned Associated Press of Pakistan reported.
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Pakistan Army Says It Successfully Test-Fired Fatah-4 Cruise Missile
Pakistan on Tuesday successfully conducted a training launch of the newly inducted and indigenously developed cruise missile 'Fatah-4' that can strike targets up to 750 kilometres, the army said.
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47 Terrorists Killed In Balochistan By Pakistan Forces
At least 47 terrorists have been killed by security forces in Balochistan province near the Afghanistan border in the last two days, Pakistan military's media wing said on Saturday.
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"It Is Doing Wonders": Pak Defence Minister Praises Civil-Military "Hybrid Model"
Pakistan's Defence Minister Khawaja Asif and a close aide of ruling PML-N president and former prime minister Nawaz Sharif said the country is being governed under a "hybrid model" in which the military enjoys a major power share.
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"Pak Army Responsible For Their Losses, Our Fight Was Against Terrorists": India
Indian armed forces reiterated today that the Operation Sindoor targeted only terror camps in Pakistan and Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir, and the Pakistan military was responsible for any loss that their military incurred.
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'Will Respond In Measured Manner But...': What S Jaishankar Told US On Pak
Even as the night skies over Indian cities lit up by Pak missiles, the United States has emphasised on India the need "immediate de-escalation" of military tension with Pakistan, US State Department spokesperson Tammy Bruce said Thursday night.
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Pakistan Conducts 2nd Missile Test Amid Rising Tensions With India
The Pakistan military said on Monday it has conducted a missile test with a range of 120 kilometres, the second launch in two days as tensions with India have soared over Kashmir.
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9 Dead After 2 Explosive-Laden Cars Crash Into Pak Military Compound
Suicide bombers belonging to a militant group drove two explosive-laden cars into an army compound in northwestern Pakistan on Tuesday evening, triggering massive explosions and killing nine civilians, police told AFP.
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"Pakistan Should Do Opposite Of What It's Doing": Amnesty Chief's Big Criticism
Military courts in Pakistan should not try more than 100 people for their alleged role in attacks on army installations during the riots that followed former premier Imran Khan's arrest on May 9 last year, Amnesty International chief has said.
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1 Soldier, 4 Terrorists Killed In Attack At Pakistan's One Of Biggest Naval Air Bases
Armed Baloch terrorists tried to infiltrate one of the main naval air bases in Pakistan's restive Balochistan province, but security forces foiled the attack and killed all four terrorists.
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Election Will Serve As "Catalyst For Strengthening Democracy": Pak Army
Pakistan's powerful military on Thursday congratulated the nation on the "generally peaceful and violence-free" conduct of the general elections.
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Nawaz Sharif's Daughter Says Pak Army Brought Him Back From UK
The daughter of former prime minister Nawaz Sharif has acknowledged that Pakistan's powerful military establishment brought her father back from the UK where he was in self-imposed exile for four years, confirming what his opponents have
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Pakistan, Iran Ease Tensions After Tit-For-Tat Missile Strikes
Pakistan and Iran on Friday agreed to de-escalate tensions that arose from a series of military actions in the border region of Baluchistan.
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Soviet Union, US Coalition, And Now Pakistan: Afghan Military's New Test
The Pakistani Air Force (PAF) just bombed several cities in a neighbouring country which was once described by much stronger forces as a place where there were only rocks and mountains.
-
Bangladesh And Pak Move To Revive Military Ties With High-Level Visits
From high-profile military, diplomatic and political visits, Bangladesh and Pakistan are moving briskly when it comes to ties despite Pakistan's history of torture, rapes and atrocities on ordinary Bangladeshis during the liberation struggle of 1971.
-
Trump's "Favourite Field Marshal" Asim Munir Gains More Powers
The lower house of parliament approved a constitutional amendment bill expanding Munir's control over the military branches. PM Shehbaz Sharif said the move would strengthen national unity, the state-owned Associated Press of Pakistan reported.
-
Pakistan Army Says It Successfully Test-Fired Fatah-4 Cruise Missile
Pakistan on Tuesday successfully conducted a training launch of the newly inducted and indigenously developed cruise missile 'Fatah-4' that can strike targets up to 750 kilometres, the army said.
-
47 Terrorists Killed In Balochistan By Pakistan Forces
At least 47 terrorists have been killed by security forces in Balochistan province near the Afghanistan border in the last two days, Pakistan military's media wing said on Saturday.
-
"It Is Doing Wonders": Pak Defence Minister Praises Civil-Military "Hybrid Model"
Pakistan's Defence Minister Khawaja Asif and a close aide of ruling PML-N president and former prime minister Nawaz Sharif said the country is being governed under a "hybrid model" in which the military enjoys a major power share.
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"Pak Army Responsible For Their Losses, Our Fight Was Against Terrorists": India
Indian armed forces reiterated today that the Operation Sindoor targeted only terror camps in Pakistan and Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir, and the Pakistan military was responsible for any loss that their military incurred.
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'Will Respond In Measured Manner But...': What S Jaishankar Told US On Pak
Even as the night skies over Indian cities lit up by Pak missiles, the United States has emphasised on India the need "immediate de-escalation" of military tension with Pakistan, US State Department spokesperson Tammy Bruce said Thursday night.
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Pakistan Conducts 2nd Missile Test Amid Rising Tensions With India
The Pakistan military said on Monday it has conducted a missile test with a range of 120 kilometres, the second launch in two days as tensions with India have soared over Kashmir.
-
9 Dead After 2 Explosive-Laden Cars Crash Into Pak Military Compound
Suicide bombers belonging to a militant group drove two explosive-laden cars into an army compound in northwestern Pakistan on Tuesday evening, triggering massive explosions and killing nine civilians, police told AFP.
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"Pakistan Should Do Opposite Of What It's Doing": Amnesty Chief's Big Criticism
Military courts in Pakistan should not try more than 100 people for their alleged role in attacks on army installations during the riots that followed former premier Imran Khan's arrest on May 9 last year, Amnesty International chief has said.
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1 Soldier, 4 Terrorists Killed In Attack At Pakistan's One Of Biggest Naval Air Bases
Armed Baloch terrorists tried to infiltrate one of the main naval air bases in Pakistan's restive Balochistan province, but security forces foiled the attack and killed all four terrorists.
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Election Will Serve As "Catalyst For Strengthening Democracy": Pak Army
Pakistan's powerful military on Thursday congratulated the nation on the "generally peaceful and violence-free" conduct of the general elections.
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Nawaz Sharif's Daughter Says Pak Army Brought Him Back From UK
The daughter of former prime minister Nawaz Sharif has acknowledged that Pakistan's powerful military establishment brought her father back from the UK where he was in self-imposed exile for four years, confirming what his opponents have
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Pakistan, Iran Ease Tensions After Tit-For-Tat Missile Strikes
Pakistan and Iran on Friday agreed to de-escalate tensions that arose from a series of military actions in the border region of Baluchistan.
