News Article: Srinagar — On Monday morning, an influential social activist was gunned down in Indian Illegally Occupied Jammu and Kashmir’s (IIOJK) Kupwara District by Indian forces, prompting widespread outrage and grief across Kashmir and India. Based on reports by local media and eyewitness accounts, activist Irfan Ahmad (35 years old), known for his humanitarian...
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Senator Siddiqui Warns India of Retaliatory Action Amid Escalated Tensions
Islamabad: With tensions between Pakistan and India increasing rapidly, Senator Maulana Abdul Ghafoor Haideri Siddiqui issued a firm warning to New Delhi: any aggression directed against his nation would be met with a swift “tit-for-tat” response. Senator Siddiqui criticized India’s recent provocations along the Line of Control (LoC) and in Indian Illegally Occupied Jammu and...
Israeli Source Statement on Denial of Participation in Iran Port Explosion Is Routine
Following the blast at Iran’s Bandar Abbas port that left at least 281 injured, an Israeli security source noted that official denials of Israeli involvement are routine and should not be taken as confirmation or denial of any covert activities being conducted by their government. Remarks were made following widespread speculation in regional and international...
After Pahalgam Attack, What Should India’s Next Move Be? Experts Urge Strategic, Measured Reaction
After the terrorist attack in Pahalgam, Jammu & Kashmir which claimed several security personnel’s lives and left others injured, emotions are running high across India and calls for strong retaliation ring out loud and clear; defense and geopolitical experts advise taking measured and multidimensional steps that strengthen India’s security posture while limiting regional instability. The...
Pakistanis Living in India Are Given 48-Hour Notice to Leave Due to Escalating Tensions
As part of its efforts to maintain diplomatic and security tensions between India and Pakistan, India has issued a 48-hour ultimatum to Pakistani nationals currently living in its territory to leave immediately following a terror attack that killed five Indian tourists in Pahalgam, Jammu and Kashmir and is thought to be carried out by militant...
Israeli Airstrikes in Gaza Reach 19 Dead Amid Intensified Bombardment
At least 19 Palestinians were killed by Israeli airstrikes across Gaza City, according to local health authorities. Attacks targeted multiple areas including Khan Younis, Jabaliya and Nuseirat; leading to numerous civilian casualties as well as damage of infrastructure.Women and children were among those killed, underscoring the ongoing humanitarian crisis in Gaza. According to Gaza Health...
Israel Declares 69% of Gaza Land Area to Be No-Go Zones, Provoking Humanitarian Concern
Israel has generated intense international criticism by designating approximately 69% of Gaza’s land area as “no-go zones”, effectively restricting civilian access to vast regions already threatened. Human rights organizations and UN agencies warn this new policy exacerbates an already dire humanitarian situation where millions have already been displaced and aid access remains severely limited. OCHA...
Russia Drone Attacks Reported by Ukraine After Easter Truce Ends
Kyiv — Ukraine has reported several Russian drone attacks across multiple regions just hours after a brief “Easter truce” that temporarily put an end to fighting over Orthodox Easter weekend. These strikes by Iranian-made Shahed drones have increased fears of renewed escalation as diplomatic efforts for peace continue stalling. According to Ukraine’s Air Force, over...
Israel Bombs ‘Safe Zones, as Netanyahu Vows Not to End Gaza War
On Sunday morning, Palestinian sources reported Israeli airstrikes targeting several areas designated as safe havens for civilians displaced during the ongoing conflict in Gaza. These strikes occurred just hours after Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu declared that they will continue with military campaign until Hamas is defeated. Witnesses reported chaotic scenes in Al-Mawasi and other...
Iran-US Nuclear Talks to Start in Italy’s Rome
Iran and the United States will embark upon high-stakes nuclear negotiations today in Rome, Italy; marking their first face-to-face dialogue in over a year. Discussions should center around revitalizing key elements of 2015 Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA). Both nations hope that such meetings can reduce tensions while also halt further nuclear proliferation in...
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