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News Desk TEHRAN: The streets of Tehran witnessed an unusual public display of appreciation for Pakistan, as crowds filled major avenues waving green-and-white flags and chanting messages of gratitude. The focal point of the gatherings was Vali Asr Square, where participants carried placards expressing thanks while also signaling support for Pakistan’s broader revolutionary ideals. Observers described the atmosphere as festive and charged with solidarity, with families, students, and local residents turning the square into a vibrant tableau of colors and slogans. The rallies attracted wide attention for their scale and enthusiasm, reflecting a groundswell of admiration for Pakistan among ordinary…

News desk JERUSALEM: Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Saar has stated that he cannot guarantee the current conflict will be Israel’s final war. Saar emphasized that Israel’s enemies still have the capacity to target the country, and the nation must remain vigilant against future threats. He noted that despite announcements by U.S. President Donald Trump regarding a possible withdrawal from the Iran conflict within two to three weeks even without an agreement, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has indicated that Israel will continue its military operations. Saar underscored that Israel cannot make promises about ending conflicts, highlighting the ongoing strategic and…

News Desk TEHRAN: Mojtaba Khamenei conveyed a message of full support for Hezbollah in its confrontation with the United States and Israel, underlining Tehran’s continued commitment to its regional allies. According to reports, Khamenei praised the discipline, loyalty and resolve of Hezbollah’s fighters, describing them as a central force in what he framed as a broader resistance movement in the Middle East. He said Iran would maintain its political and strategic support for Hezbollah, reinforcing long-standing ties between Tehran and the Lebanese group at a time of heightened regional instability. The message comes as tensions between Iran, the US and…

News Desk WASHINGTON: Donald Trump threatened to “send Iran back to the Stone Age” as tensions escalated, linking any ceasefire to the full reopening and security of the Strait of Hormuz. In his statement, Trump said Iran’s new leadership appeared less hardline and more pragmatic than before, adding that Tehran had sought a ceasefire with the United States. He said Washington would consider the request, but only after the Strait of Hormuz was fully reopened and secured. Until then, he warned, the US could take devastating action against Iran. Speaking in an interview with a British news agency, Trump also…

News Desk TEHRAN: Public demonstrations have continued in multiple Iranian cities despite recent bombing campaigns by United States and Israel, according to international media reports. Reports indicate that citizens took to the streets to express resilience and national solidarity, with significant participation from political leadership. Masoud Pezeshkian attended the rallies, urging people to maintain unity, social harmony, and protection of the Islamic Revolution. Meanwhile, Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said he joined the demonstrations to strengthen public morale and demonstrate solidarity. The rallies come amid ongoing threats of further attacks on Iran by US officials, including President Donald Trump and the…

News Desk NEW DELHI: At least 18 Indian-flagged vessels carrying energy supplies have become stranded in the Strait of Hormuz, raising concerns of a worsening energy situation in India, according to NDTV. The report said the vessels, loaded with LPG, crude oil and LNG, are currently unable to pass through the vital shipping route amid heightened regional tensions. The disruption has sparked fears of supply constraints and potential pressure on India’s energy sector. NDTV added that Iran has indicated that only ships from “friendly countries” may be allowed to transit the strait, subject to coordination with Iranian authorities, further complicating…

News Desk JERUSALEM: Benjamin Netanyahu said Israel is working to establish new ties with key regional countries to counter Iran, following signals that the United States may step back from the conflict. According to foreign media reports, Netanyahu said Israel is actively building new alliances in the region as part of efforts to strengthen its position against Iran. In a recent address, he reiterated that engagement with influential regional states is underway, although he did not disclose the names of the countries involved. “We are forming new alliances with important countries in the region,” he said, adding that further details…

News Desk MOSCOW: Sergey Lavrov has warned that the ongoing crisis in the Middle East could escalate into a large-scale conflict. In a statement, Lavrov said that attempts to impose regime changes in the region are largely aimed at gaining greater control over oil and gas resources. He added that United States and Israel do not wish to see improved relations between Iran and its neighbouring countries. Lavrov’s comments highlight Moscow’s concerns over foreign interference in regional affairs and the potential for escalating tensions that could destabilise the Middle East further. Analysts say the warning underscores the delicate balance of…

News Desk LAHORE: A video showing a security guard’s blood sample being taken at the Ganga Ram Hospital blood bank has surfaced, raising concerns about hospital protocols and staff conduct. Dr. Arif said that following the release of the footage, the hospital administration removed the staff involved. To investigate the incident, a three-member inquiry committee has been formed under the leadership of Dr. Zil Huma. Dr. Arif added that both the supervisor and the security guard implicated in the incident have been suspended, and the private security company overseeing the personnel has been fined Rs 50,000 for poor performance. The…

News Desk ISLAMABAD: Barrister Gohar Ali Khan said his WhatsApp account had been hacked, warning contacts to ignore any suspicious messages or financial requests. Speaking to the media outside the Islamabad High Court, the chairman of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf said his WhatsApp number was compromised earlier in the day and the account had since been deleted. He added that hackers were using the account to send messages requesting money, potentially targeting people in his contact list. Gohar urged the public and his associates not to respond to any such requests. He further stated that he had approached the relevant authorities regarding…