On February 22, 2026, Pakistan carried out a series of predawn airstrikes across eastern and south-eastern Afghanistan, resulting in the deaths of at least 18 civilians, including women and children, and leaving several others injured. Pakistani accounts, however, claimed the strikes hit seven militant facilities, including the Banusi Madrasa in Bermal district and suspected hideouts in Khogyani, killing more than […]
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Pakistan Launches Deadly Strikes in Afghanistan
Pakistan said Sunday it launched multiple air strikes targeting militants in neighboring Afghanistan, where the government reported children were among dozens of people killed and wounded. The overnight attacks were the most extensive since border clashes in October killed more than 70 people on both sides and wounded hundreds. Islamabad said it hit seven sites along the border region targeting […]
Read more ›Indian Forces Kill Three Suspected Rebels in Kashmir: Army
Clashes between security forces and militants in Indian-administered Kashmir killed three suspected rebel fighters on Sunday, the Indian army said, the second such incident in the disputed territory this month. An army statement said three militants were killed during a miliary operation in the high-altitude Kishtwar district after it received “credible” intelligence of a rebel presence in the area. The […]
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Quiescent Punjab Terrorism-related incidents in Punjab, Pakistan’s heartland province, recorded relatively lower levels of violence after successive increases over the preceding two years. According to partial data compiled by the South Asia Terrorism Portal (SATP), Punjab recorded a total of 36 terrorism-linked fatalities [two civilians, two Security Force (SF) personnel and 32 terrorists] in 14 terrorism-related incidents of killing in […]
Read more ›There’s An Important Nuance To India’s Reduced Import Of Russian Oil
This is due to US-imposed pressure, which isn’t the same from Russia’s perspective as voluntary vassal-like compliance with the US’ demands, thus maintaining their mutual trust under these circumstances. Indian Ambassador to Russia Vinay Kumar denied rumors of India banning purchases of Russian oil. In his words, “No, India buys what is best for itself. <…> The question is not […]
Read more ›Taliban defense ministry vows ‘calculated response’ to Pakistani airstrikes
The Taliban’s Ministry of Defense said Sunday that it would deliver a “calculated response at an appropriate time” to Pakistani airstrikes carried out overnight in parts of eastern Afghanistan, as tensions between the two sides escalated sharply. In a statement, the ministry accused Pakistan of targeting civilian areas and religious sites in Nangarhar and Paktika provinces, describing the strikes as […]
Read more ›Pakistan carries out airstrikes in eastern Afghanistan
Pakistan carried out airstrikes in eastern Afghanistan on Saturday night, targeting what it described as militant camps near the border, as local sources reported strikes in several districts of Nangarhar and Paktika provinces. In a statement dated Feb. 21, Pakistan’s Foreign Ministry said the strikes were a “retributive response” to a string of recent suicide bombings inside Pakistan, including attacks […]
Read more ›Superpower: While seeking to divide the world equally with the United States, Putin is in fact forced to constantly make concessions
Following the change of power in Venezuela, the United States began to expel Russian companies from the country, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov said in early February. Despite signing a partnership agreement with Caracas, Moscow effectively ignored the American capture of Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro, limiting itself to verbal condemnation of US actions. Iran, which was first attacked by Israel […]
Read more ›La Chine à Munich: les règles de la politique de grande puissance mises en pratique
L’agitation autour des déclarations de Wang Yi lors de la Conférence de Munich sur la sécurité méconnaît l’essentiel. La Chine n’a pas changé de camp à Munich. La Chine a défini son rôle. Ceux qui veulent comprendre ce qui s’est passé doivent abandonner l’idée fixe que les grandes puissances s’engagent durablement. Ce que Pékin a pratiqué à Munich, c’est de […]
Read more ›Pékin prend des mesures pour contenir l’influence croissante du Mossad en Iran
Les opérations de renseignement israéliennes en Iran ont alarmé Pékin, qui les a perçues comme un nouveau modèle de guerre du renseignement, ce qui a incité à une coopération technologique, sécuritaire et stratégique plus étroite avec Téhéran. Les experts militaires et les agences de renseignement chinoises décrivent de plus en plus l’infiltration profonde du Mossad en Iran comme l’ouverture d’une […]
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