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MM Report KUWAIT CITY: A United States military fighter jet crashed in Kuwait on Monday, prompting an immediate emergency response and raising fresh questions about operational safety in the region. Two American fighter pilots safely ejected from the stricken warplane moments before it went down, parachuting to the ground, according to initial reports. The aircraft was believed to have been conducting a mission when it encountered difficulties mid-flight. Witnesses in the area described seeing smoke trailing behind the jet before it rapidly lost altitude. Within seconds, two parachutes were visible in the sky, drifting away from the descending aircraft as…
MM Report KARACHI: In Karachi, protesters from a religious group forced their way into the US Consulate following reports of a joint US-Israel strike that killed Iran’s Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. Witnesses described scenes of chaos as demonstrators, many of them workers affiliated with a local religious organization, breached the consulate’s premises, overturning barricades and attempting to vandalize and set arson. Authorities said no casualties were reported during the incident, though the consulate compound suffered minor damage. Police and paramilitary forces arrived swiftly to contain the crowd, dispersing protesters after several tense hours. The demonstration came amid heightened tensions,…
MM Reports TEHRAN: Iran’s state broadcaster confirmed early on Sunday that the country’s supreme leader, Ali Khamenei, had died, hours after officials in United States and Israel said he was killed in extensive airstrikes the previous day. The announcement, carried by Iranian state media, said that arrangements including seven days of public holiday and 40 days of national mourning would be observed across Iran in response to his death. The confirmation marked a watershed moment in a conflict that began with a coordinated assault by US and Israeli forces against military and leadership targets in Iran on Saturday. State broadcasters…
MM ReoprtDUBAI: A Pakistani national was killed in Iranian missile strikes on the United Arab Emirates, diplomatic officials confirmed on Saturday, as tensions across the Middle East spiraled into open confrontation.Officials said the man died in Abu Dhabi after being struck by missile fragments during the barrage launched by Tehran. His identity had not been disclosed at the time of reporting. Diplomatic sources said they were in contact with the Emirati authorities to ascertain further details surrounding the incident.The fatality came hours after Israel and the United States launched strikes on Iran, marking a dramatic escalation in hostilities. The US…
By Asghar Ali Mubarak ISLAMABAD: Pakistan were knocked out of the semi-finals of the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup despite a dramatic five-run victory over Sri Lanka national cricket team in the Super 8 stage. In the match played in Kandy, Sri Lanka won the toss and opted to field. Pakistan posted 212 for 8 in their 20 overs, powered by a commanding century from Sahibzada Farhan, who scored 100, and an explosive 84 from Fakhar Zaman. To qualify for the semi-finals, Pakistan needed to restrict Sri Lanka to 147 or below to improve their net run rate. Although they…
MM Report MOSCOW/TEHRAN: Russia and Iran have stepped forward to offer mediation between Pakistan and Afghanistan as tensions along their shared border continue to rise. Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi, writing on X, urged both countries to resolve disputes through dialogue and neighborly cooperation, highlighting that the holy month of Ramadan is a time for self-restraint and unity in the Islamic world. Tehran expressed readiness to provide support to facilitate talks and strengthen mutual understanding. Meanwhile, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov called for an immediate cessation of hostilities, emphasizing that disputes should be addressed through diplomatic channels. Both Russia and…
By MM Report LAHORE: Punjab has been placed on high security alert following terror threats linked to Fitna al-Khawarij and rising tensions along the Pakistan-Afghanistan border. Authorities have tightened security across the province, particularly in Lahore, amid fears of possible militant activity. According to officials, a security threat regarding a planned act of terrorism in Lahore prompted heightened vigilance in the provincial capital. The alert level was further intensified after recent border tensions between Pakistan and Afghanistan. Law enforcement agencies have significantly increased security at sensitive installations, especially government buildings and offices of security institutions. Roads passing directly in front…
MM Report ISLAMABAD: Pakistani fighter jets were seen patrolling the skies over Kandahar after carrying out aerial strikes, according to security sources. The development signalled a sharp escalation in cross-border military activity, though officials stopped short of providing operational details. Security sources said the aircraft continued to circle the area following the strikes, describing the move as part of a broader security response. No immediate information was released regarding the targets, casualties or the precise objectives of the operation. Afghan authorities had not publicly commented at the time of reporting. The sources added that the armed forces of Pakistan were…
MM Report QUETTA: Balaach Baloch, the former logistics chief of the Baloch Liberation Army (BLA), has claimed that India has established a specialized 1,200-member terrorist unit under the leadership of Col. Himanshu Tiwari, an Indian Army officer, to produce propaganda videos that falsely depict unrest in Balochistan. According to Balaach Baloch, footage shot in locations as distant as Ladakh and Bamyan, Gujrat, was being manipulated to appear as though it came from Balochistan, creating fear and confusion among the local population. He accused India of funding and providing logistical support for terrorist activities in Balochistan. Speaking to the media, Balaach…
Unverified reports suggest over 100 militants linked to TTP, Al-Qaeda, and ISIS were killed in sweeping security raids, raising questions over intelligence accuracy and regional stability MM ReportISLAMABAD: In a decisive response to ongoing cross-border terrorism, the Pakistan Air Force carried out precision airstrikes on six major terrorist infrastructure sites inside Afghanistan, striking a blow to networks responsible for attacks on innocent civilians and security forces. Dozens of terrorists were reported killed, and key infrastructure destroyed, as operations continued into the night. The strikes targeted multiple bases in the Afghan districts of Paktika, Barmal, Nangarhar, and Khugiyan. According to various…