ISLAMABA: Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian said Wednesday that reparations and firm international guarantees against future aggression were the only way to end the war ignited by Israel and the United States, issuing the demand in a late-night post on X after separate conversations with the leaders of Pakistan and Russia.
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Pakistan says 641 Afghan Taliban militants killed in month-long border offensive
ISLAMABAD: The security forces have killed at least 641 Afghan Taliban operatives and wounded more than 855 others in a month-long border offensive that has become the most intense fighting between the two neighbors in decades, information minister said on Wednesday.
PM Sharif congratulates Iran’s new leader Khamenei, reaffirms ties amid regional tensions
ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif congratulated Ayatollah Mojtaba Khamenei on Tuesday on his appointment as Iran’s new supreme leader, sending a formal letter that offered condolences for the killing of the cleric’s father and pledged continued close cooperation between the two neighbours.
Pakistan denies striking civilian areas in Afghanistan as border clashes with Taliban intensify
ISLAMABAD Pakistan said on Monday the military strikes inside Afghanistan targeting only militant infrastructure and support networks, flatly denying accusations from the Afghan Taliban government and the United Nations that civilian areas have been hit during the escalating border conflict.
Security forces kill 13 militants in five operations across northwest province
ISLAMABAD: Security forces killed 13 militants in a series of intelligence-driven raids across Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province over two days, the military said on Sunday, part of an escalating counterterrorism campaign as violence in the region surges and border tensions with Afghanistan intensify.
Pakistan says precise strikes hit militant sites in Afghanistan, Taliban warns of retaliation if Kabul attacked
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan said on Saturday its security forces were carrying out precise intelligence-driven operations against terrorist infrastructure inside Afghanistan, insisting the campaign was designed to minimise civilian harm even as cross-border clashes with the Taliban government intensified into what one Pakistani minister has described as “open war.”
Pakistan says 527 Afghan Taliban fighters killed since start of ‘Operation Ghazab lil Haq’
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan has reported inflicting heavy losses on Afghan Taliban forces in ongoing “Operation Ghazab lil Haq”, with the information minister said on Friday that 527 fighters had been killed and more than 755 injured since the offensive began.
Pakistan signals no let-up in Afghan strikes until Taliban act on militants
PESHAWAR: Pakistan has delivered its most explicit warning yet to the Taliban regime in Kabul, saying the Afghan authorities are fully aware of Islamabad’s core security demands and must now demonstrate “verifiable steps” if they wish to halt cross-border strikes or reopen any form of dialogue.
‘No peace without end to militant support’: Pakistan’s top general issues stark warning to Kabul
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan’s top military commander said on Wednesday a lasting peace with Afghanistan is impossible unless the Taliban regime severs its support for terrorist organisations operating from its soil.
Pakistan offers to host US-Iran talks as Dar condemns ‘sudden’ strikes on Tehran
ISLAMABAD: Deputy prime minister and foreign minister, Ishaq Dar, told the Senate on Tuesday that Islamabad stood ready to mediate directly between Washington and Tehran, even as he expressed deep concern over a US-Israeli military strike on Iran that came despite what he described as promising diplomatic progress.