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US walks back Trump’s claim of brokering India-Pakistan ceasefire after New Delhi pushback
Following President Trump's claim of brokering a ceasefire between India and Pakistan, the US State Department attempted to clarify the situation, emphasizing their support for direct talks between the two nations and highlighting Trump's role as a peacemaker. India, however, firmly rejected any third-party mediation, asserting that issues with Pakistan are strictly bilateral.
The Beachline: Trump Jr’s friend cuts a curious path from Pakistan to Bangladesh via Turkey. Who is he?
Following Operation Sindoor, Donald Trump's even-handed remarks on Pakistan have raised eyebrows, spotlighting Gentry Thomas Beach, a college friend of Donald Trump Jr. Beach, presenting himself as a 'Trump associate,' pledged billions in investments to Pakistan shortly after Trump's inauguration.
Pakistan says it would respond to any 'aggression' from India
Pakistan has affirmed its commitment to the recent ceasefire agreement with India, urging faithful adherence to prevent renewed hostilities. While appreciating international efforts in facilitating de-escalation, Pakistan cautioned that it would respond decisively to any future Indian aggression. The spokesperson also refuted India's claims about Pakistan's motives and reiterated support for resolving the Kashmir issue through dialogue.
That was a 'big success', level of anger between India and Pakistan was not a good thing: US President Trump
Donald Trump has repeatedly claimed that his administration brokered a ceasefire between India and Pakistan, calling it a "big success." He stated the level of anger between the two nations was not a good thing. Despite India's stance that the Kashmir issue is bilateral and no third party was involved, Trump offered to work with both countries for a solution.
‘Din mein taare’: Rajnath Singh says even Pakistan has accepted the power of desi BrahMos missile
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh, during his visit to Gujarat's Bhuj Air Force Station, hailed the impact of India's BrahMos missile, saying even Pakistan had acknowledged its power. Singh addressed air warriors following the success of Operation Sindoor and reiterated India's zero tolerance towards terrorism. He warned Pakistan against using IMF funds for terror and called for international scrutiny of its nuclear weapons. Singh also paid tribute to the fallen and reaffirmed India's firm resolve in the face of cross-border threats.
'Zara sambhal ke chalo, tum nashe mein ho': Rajnath Singh quotes Bashir Badr to warn Pakistan, watch video
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh has put Pakistan on notice, asserting that India is closely monitoring its actions amid ongoing military operations like Operation Sindoor. He voiced concerns about the potential misuse of IMF funds for terror infrastructure and questioned the safety of Pakistan's nuclear arsenal, advocating for international oversight.
IMF must rethink assistance to Pakistan: Defence Minister Rajnath Singh
India urged the International Monetary Fund (IMF) to reconsider its decision to provide USD 1 billion in assistance to Pakistan, citing concerns that it could be used for funding terrorism. Defence Minister Rajnath Singh emphasized that financial aid to Pakistan could indirectly support terror activities.
Pakistan PM Shehbaz Sharif proposes talks with India following Operation Sindoor
Pakistan's Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif wants talks with India. He says Kashmir should be the focus. This comes after India targeted terror camps in Pakistan and PoK. India insists Jammu and Kashmir is an integral part. PM Narendra Modi says talks will only be on terrorism and PoK. Tensions rose after the Pahalgam attack. India launched Operation Sindoor.
Nuclear leak happened in Pakistan’s Kirana Hills? World’s top atomic agency finally issues statement
The IAEA confirmed there was no radiation leak from any nuclear facility in Pakistan, dismissing reports that Indian strikes hit Kirana Hills. Indian and Pakistani officials also denied the claims. Speculation had grown following sightings of U.S. and Egyptian aircraft linked to nuclear emergencies, but these were unverified and rejected by military sources as unfounded rumours.
"Pakistan's ability to handle nuclear weapons is questionable": Military Analyst Tom Cooper
Analyst Tom Cooper questions Pakistan's nuclear arsenal management. This follows India's Operation Sindoor and Defence Minister Rajnath Singh's remarks. Singh highlighted concerns about Pakistan's nuclear command. Operation Sindoor targeted terror sites in Pakistan after an attack in Jammu and Kashmir. India retaliated against Pakistan's actions, damaging infrastructure. India and Pakistan reached an understanding to cease hostilities.
'PAF is king of skies': Pakistan makes a mockery of itself as its foreign minister shares fake viral AI front page of British newspaper
Ishaq Dar, Pakistan's foreign minister, shared a fake AI image. The image falsely praised the Pakistan Air Force. It was presented as a British newspaper front page. Journalists and fact-checkers quickly debunked the claim. This incident is not the first time Pakistani officials have shared unverified social media content. The foreign ministry has not yet issued a clarification.
"Bankrupt for decades, always kept alive by some sponsor": Military aviation analyst Tom Cooper on Pakistan's use of Turkish drones
Military aviation analyst Tom Cooper asserts Pakistan's long-standing financial instability, dependent on foreign sponsors like Saudi Arabia, China, and Turkey. He highlights a self-serving alliance between Pakistan and Turkey, criticizing the Turkish government's misuse of religion. Cooper also notes Pakistan's strategic partnership with China, which has improved Chinese weaponry production, exemplified by the Shenyang F7 fighter jet.
Pakistan Army spokesman vows 'swift and assured response' in case of ceasefire violation
Pakistan Army has warned of a strong response to any ceasefire violation by India, highlighting the risk of mutual destruction from escalation. Pakistan insists on resolving the Kashmir issue per UN resolutions. Amidst these tensions, Pakistan's Foreign Secretary advocates for mutual respect in bilateral ties, while Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif voices concerns over India's statements, reaffirming Pakistan's commitment to defense.
Why does Pakistan buy defective Chinese weapons?
Pakistan's increasing reliance on Chinese weaponry, exemplified by the HQ-9 air defence system and PL-15 missiles, signals a shift in defence strategy. Despite affordability and financing advantages, reports indicate issues with Chinese equipment quality, including defective frigates and missile failures.
Around 100 graves belonging to Ahmadis desecrated in Pakistan
Around 100 Ahmadi graves were desecrated in Punjab, Pakistan. This brings the total to over 250 this year. The Tehreek-e-Labbaik Pakistan is suspected of the vandalism. The police have started an investigation. Ahmadi community members reported the incident. They accused the TLP of inciting violence. They also alleged police pressured them to demolish the graves themselves.
Can nuclear watchdog IAEA take control of Pakistan's nukes as Rajnath Singh calls for global monitoring of 'rogue nation'?
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh has raised concerns about the safety of Pakistan's nuclear arsenal, suggesting it should be supervised by the IAEA, amidst heightened India-Pakistan tensions. This statement sparks debate, considering Pakistan's non-signatory status to the NPT, which limits IAEA's oversight.
‘Tamil Nadu's GDP is now greater than the GDP of Pakistan': Naukri.com founder has a message for Shehbaz Sharif and Asim Munir
Tamil Nadu's GDP has exceeded Pakistan's, sparking discussions about economic growth and regional priorities. Sanjeev Bikhchandani highlighted this achievement, urging Pakistan to focus on economic development. Social media buzzed with reactions, noting other Indian states' economic performance. Recent cross-border tensions, including Operation Sindoor, preceded this economic comparison. Pakistan is currently seeking financial assistance from international bodies.
'Pakistan ran like a scared dog with tail between its legs': Former Pentagon official
Following India's strikes on terror infrastructure, Pakistan sought a ceasefire, according to a former Pentagon official. India's actions, including neutralizing airfields, showcased military dominance. Diplomatically, attention has shifted to Pakistan's alleged support for terrorism, prompting calls for internal reform within the Pakistani military and government.
China using Pakistan as proxy, can't be trusted: British author David Vance
David Vance, a British political commentator, has strongly condemned China's support for Pakistan following the Pahalgam terror attack and during India's Operation Sindoor. He views Pakistan as a proxy for China in the region and advocates for Western support of India as a bulwark against Chinese influence. Vance also criticized Turkey's backing of Pakistan, dismissing their anti-India rhetoric as expected.
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