Every year on 6th September, Pakistan stands proud to commemorate Defense Day (Youm-e-Difa), a glorious chapter written in blood, valor, and iron resolve.
Every year on 6th September, Pakistan stands proud to commemorate Defense Day (Youm-e-Difa), a glorious chapter written in blood, valor, and iron resolve.
What ISPR's statement described, a review of operational preparedness alongside institutional coordination and socio-economic development, reflects a deliberate attempt to reframe Balochistan's security conversation away from a purely kinetic register and toward one of consolidation.
The swift foil of a coordinated terrorist assault on the Bhag Nari Police Station in Kachhi district stands as a remarkable testament to the bravery and vigilance of provincial law enforcement.
The recent elimination of twelve terrorists during an intelligence-based operation in the Kalat district of Balochistan marks a critical milestone in Pakistan’s ongoing struggle against terrorism.
In a swift and uncompromising display of tactical superiority, Pakistan’s security forces successfully neutralized a major terror threat under Operation Radd-ul-Fitna 3, reaffirming the state’s unwavering resolve to dismantle violent networks.
Balochistan stands at a profound demographic crossroads. With over sixty percent of its population under the age of thirty, the province holds immense economic potential, yet it has long grappled with youth unemployment rates hovering near three times the national average
The myth that the Taliban hold absolute control over Afghanistan is rapidly falling apart. For three years, the de facto regime claimed total victory, brushing off armed opposition as isolated noise
Balochistan Chief Minister Mir Sarfraz Bugti declared that private properties exploited for terrorism will no longer enjoy state immunity. He has articulated a fundamental principle of national security that a state cannot effectively combat terrorist if civilian spaces serve as unpunished launchpads for violence.
When an arrested terrorist linked to the banned Balochistan Liberation Army (BLA) appeared in a video confession following the August 24 attack in Kharan, his statements punctured one of the central myths of these proscribed terrorist groups, that acts of terror are driven by grievance. The operative’s detailed account of receiving training across the border...
When Saeed Ahmed stepped in front of reporters at the Panjgur Press Club, he offered a very counter narrative to what BLA and people like Mir Yar Baloch have been propagating on social media.