A Pakistani fighter jet has reportedly been shot down near Jalalabad as cross-border hostilities explode along the 2,600 km frontier between Pakistan and Afghanistan. Following weekend airstrikes conducted by Pakistan inside Afghan territory, Taliban forces launched retaliatory drone attacks targeting Pakistani military camps under Operation Rad-Al-Zulm. Overnight air operations intensified, border posts were destroyed, and both sides claimed heavy casualties, prompting a UN warning over a potentially dangerous escalation. WATCH
03 March,2026 05:42 PM IST
The tinderbox has officially exploded. In a massive overnight escalation, Pakistan has declared "Open War" on the Afghan Taliban, launching a devastating military offensive titled Operation Ghazab-lil-Haq (Righteous Fury). In the dead of night, Pakistani jets screamed over the Afghan capital, with massive explosions rocking Kabul, Kandahar, and Paktia. Reports indicate that Brigade Headquarters and ammunition depots have been reduced to rubble as the Pakistan Air Force (PAF) struck deep into Afghan territory.
28 February,2026 02:40 AM IST
Pakistan has launched a massive military offensive along the Afghanistan border, carrying out airstrikes and ground attacks across multiple locations including Kabul, Kandahar, and Nangarhar. Islamabad claims hundreds of Taliban fighters were killed, dozens of military posts destroyed, and armored vehicles wiped out during the operation. Pakistan says the strikes were retaliation for deadly cross-border attacks that killed its soldiers, while Afghan Taliban forces have responded with their own assaults. Fighter jets, artillery, and heavy weapons have been deployed as both sides prepare for further escalation.
28 February,2026 02:40 AM IST
Keir Starmer has openly criticized US President Donald Trump after his controversial remarks about NATO and Afghanistan. Starmer called Trump’s comments “insulting and frankly appalling”, arguing they undermine the sacrifices of British veterans and the long-standing value of NATO allies. This confrontation stems from Trump’s recent Fox News interview, where he minimized NATO’s role and questioned the extent of Allied involvement in Afghanistan. Starmer’s response was strong and clear, he expects a formal apology and is standing firmly behind the British Armed Forces and NATO partners. WATCH
25 January,2026 04:11 AM ISTADVERTISEMENT
