🇵🇰 Important Channel Update 🇵🇰
Hello everyone,
I wanted to share a quick update with all of you. I’ll be setting up automatic posts that will go live throughout the day — this means you’ll start seeing regular updates at specific times.
The main goal remains the same: to counter misinformation and bring you real, verified news about Pakistan — using authentic sources, both local and international. These posts will cover economic developments, MoU signings, and other key achievements that deserve global attention.
Alongside these automated updates, I’ll also continue sharing my analytical viewpoints on major national and international issues — from Pakistan’s internal affairs to regional relations and geopolitics.
I truly believe that together we can push back against misinformation and promote factual, balanced perspectives about Pakistan on the global stage.
Stay tuned for more consistent and informative content.
Pakistan Zindabad 🇵🇰
@ThePulsePoint
Hello everyone,
I wanted to share a quick update with all of you. I’ll be setting up automatic posts that will go live throughout the day — this means you’ll start seeing regular updates at specific times.
The main goal remains the same: to counter misinformation and bring you real, verified news about Pakistan — using authentic sources, both local and international. These posts will cover economic developments, MoU signings, and other key achievements that deserve global attention.
Alongside these automated updates, I’ll also continue sharing my analytical viewpoints on major national and international issues — from Pakistan’s internal affairs to regional relations and geopolitics.
I truly believe that together we can push back against misinformation and promote factual, balanced perspectives about Pakistan on the global stage.
Stay tuned for more consistent and informative content.
Pakistan Zindabad 🇵🇰
@ThePulsePoint
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🚨🇵🇰⚡️🇮🇳 BREAKING: Pakistan wins big - New Zealand rejects India’s appeal in the Basmati rice trademark fight.
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🚨🇵🇰🤝🇷🇺BREAKING: Russia Offers to Mediate Between Pakistan & Afghanistan!
Moscow has stepped forward with a diplomatic offer: Russia is ready to help ease tensions between Pakistan and Afghanistan, aiming to support political dialogue and border stability.
Russian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Maria Zakharova confirmed that Russia is prepared to assist — if both sides request it — stressing the need for calm, diplomatic solutions. The move comes as regional partners continue working toward de-escalation and long-term stability.
✍️ A notable development in a delicate moment for the region.
Sources: Aaj News, Russia MFA, RIA, ANews
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Moscow has stepped forward with a diplomatic offer: Russia is ready to help ease tensions between Pakistan and Afghanistan, aiming to support political dialogue and border stability.
Russian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Maria Zakharova confirmed that Russia is prepared to assist — if both sides request it — stressing the need for calm, diplomatic solutions. The move comes as regional partners continue working toward de-escalation and long-term stability.
✍️ A notable development in a delicate moment for the region.
Sources: Aaj News, Russia MFA, RIA, ANews
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🚨🇵🇰🤝🇯🇴NEW: Pakistan vows deeper defence cooperation with Jordan during King Abdullah II’s visit - a major boost to strategic ties.
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🚨🇵🇰📈 BREAKING: Pakistan’s Dollar Bonds Are Asia’s Top Performers!
Pakistan’s dollar-denominated bonds have surged +24.5% this year, marking the strongest rally anywhere in Asia.
The sharp climb reflects renewed investor confidence, improving credit outlook, and stronger reform momentum driving the market upward.
Analysts note that Pakistan is now outpacing several major emerging-market peers, a striking turnaround from previous years and a signal of shifting sentiment among global funds.
✍️ A standout moment for Pakistan’s financial narrative in 2025.
Sources: Bloomberg, Geo, Business Recorder
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Pakistan’s dollar-denominated bonds have surged +24.5% this year, marking the strongest rally anywhere in Asia.
The sharp climb reflects renewed investor confidence, improving credit outlook, and stronger reform momentum driving the market upward.
Analysts note that Pakistan is now outpacing several major emerging-market peers, a striking turnaround from previous years and a signal of shifting sentiment among global funds.
✍️ A standout moment for Pakistan’s financial narrative in 2025.
Sources: Bloomberg, Geo, Business Recorder
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🇵🇰⚡️ - Current Operators of JF-17 Thunder
🇵🇰 Pakistan x156
🇦🇿 Azerbaijan x40
🇲🇲 Myanmar x16
🇳🇬 Nigeria x3
Shown interest:
🇪🇬 Egypt
🇧🇴 Bolivia
🇮🇩 Indonesia
🇦🇷 Argentina
🇲🇦 Morocco
🇶🇦 Qatar
🇮🇶 Iraq
🇧🇩 Bangladesh
The countries listed above have engaged in prior discussions and demonstrated clear interest in acquiring the JF-17. It’s now a question of timing and the terms under which they move forward.
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🇵🇰 Pakistan x156
🇦🇿 Azerbaijan x40
🇲🇲 Myanmar x16
🇳🇬 Nigeria x3
Shown interest:
🇪🇬 Egypt
🇧🇴 Bolivia
🇮🇩 Indonesia
🇦🇷 Argentina
🇲🇦 Morocco
🇶🇦 Qatar
🇮🇶 Iraq
🇧🇩 Bangladesh
The countries listed above have engaged in prior discussions and demonstrated clear interest in acquiring the JF-17. It’s now a question of timing and the terms under which they move forward.
@ThePulsePoint
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✈️ 🇵🇰🤝🇧🇩 BREAKING: Pakistan & Bangladesh Seal New Air-Cargo Partnership!
PIA and Biman Bangladesh have finalized a major cargo-cooperation agreement designed to expand air-freight capacity and streamline cross-border trade. The new arrangement will enhance shipment efficiency, open faster routes for exporters, and strengthen regional logistics connectivity between the two countries.
The deal is being described as a significant step toward boosting bilateral commerce, with sectors like textiles, pharmaceuticals, and perishables expected to benefit from improved cargo flow.
✍️ A notable development in regional trade and aviation collaboration for 2025.
Sources: Dawn, Independent Pakistan, TBS News
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PIA and Biman Bangladesh have finalized a major cargo-cooperation agreement designed to expand air-freight capacity and streamline cross-border trade. The new arrangement will enhance shipment efficiency, open faster routes for exporters, and strengthen regional logistics connectivity between the two countries.
The deal is being described as a significant step toward boosting bilateral commerce, with sectors like textiles, pharmaceuticals, and perishables expected to benefit from improved cargo flow.
✍️ A notable development in regional trade and aviation collaboration for 2025.
Sources: Dawn, Independent Pakistan, TBS News
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🚨🇵🇰🏗️ BREAKING: $35M Private Investment Flows Into Islamabad!
A major new wellness-driven residential project, Diyàr, has been announced with a $35 million investment—bringing a fresh wave of development momentum to the capital. The project is expected to generate 5,000+ jobs, supporting construction, services, and a range of allied sectors.
Designed around modern wellness living, Diyàr will feature sustainable architecture, nature-integrated spaces, and a suite of health-focused amenities as part of a next-generation residential community.
✍️ A strong vote of confidence in Islamabad’s real-estate and investment landscape.
Sources: Dawn, Samaa, Daily Pakistan
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A major new wellness-driven residential project, Diyàr, has been announced with a $35 million investment—bringing a fresh wave of development momentum to the capital. The project is expected to generate 5,000+ jobs, supporting construction, services, and a range of allied sectors.
Designed around modern wellness living, Diyàr will feature sustainable architecture, nature-integrated spaces, and a suite of health-focused amenities as part of a next-generation residential community.
✍️ A strong vote of confidence in Islamabad’s real-estate and investment landscape.
Sources: Dawn, Samaa, Daily Pakistan
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🚨 Solar Boom in Pakistan! 🇵🇰
Pakistan is riding a massive solar surge — it imported ~17 GW of solar panels in 2024 alone, making it one of the fastest-growing solar markets globally.
⚡ Key points:
Over 95% of those panels came from China.
Solar now provides around 25% of Pakistan’s utility electricity.
In the first 9 months of fiscal year 2025, the country imported 12.7 GW more.
🌍 This isn’t just a clean-energy win. It’s a sign of a bottom-up revolution — driven by households, businesses, and farms opting out of the unstable, expensive grid.
👉 What this means:
Pakistan is on its way to dramatically reshaping its energy mix
Cheap solar + high electricity prices = major economic shift but, the rapid change raises policy and infrastructure challenges (e.g. grid strain)
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Pakistan is riding a massive solar surge — it imported ~17 GW of solar panels in 2024 alone, making it one of the fastest-growing solar markets globally.
⚡ Key points:
Over 95% of those panels came from China.
Solar now provides around 25% of Pakistan’s utility electricity.
In the first 9 months of fiscal year 2025, the country imported 12.7 GW more.
🌍 This isn’t just a clean-energy win. It’s a sign of a bottom-up revolution — driven by households, businesses, and farms opting out of the unstable, expensive grid.
👉 What this means:
Pakistan is on its way to dramatically reshaping its energy mix
Cheap solar + high electricity prices = major economic shift but, the rapid change raises policy and infrastructure challenges (e.g. grid strain)
@ThePulsePoint
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🇵🇰✈️ JF-17 Thunder Shines at Dubai Airshow 2025
Pakistan’s JF-17 Thunder once again proved its strength on the global stage at the Dubai Airshow, attracting steady crowds and strong interest from international visitors, analysts, and defence delegations.
The Pakistan Air Force showcased two JF-17 Block-III jets — one delivering an impressive aerobatic performance, and the other on static display highlighting its modern avionics, precision-weapon options, and multirole capability. Visitors gathered throughout the day to learn about the fighter’s technology and track record.
The Dubai Airshow — the largest edition in its history with over 148,000 trade visitors and more than 200 aircraft on display — provided the perfect platform for Pakistan to highlight its growing aerospace expertise and export potential.
♦️ The JF-17 stood out as one of the most talked-about and visited fighter displays of the show.
🇵🇰 A proud moment for Pakistan’s aviation and engineering talent.
@ThePulsePoint
Pakistan’s JF-17 Thunder once again proved its strength on the global stage at the Dubai Airshow, attracting steady crowds and strong interest from international visitors, analysts, and defence delegations.
The Pakistan Air Force showcased two JF-17 Block-III jets — one delivering an impressive aerobatic performance, and the other on static display highlighting its modern avionics, precision-weapon options, and multirole capability. Visitors gathered throughout the day to learn about the fighter’s technology and track record.
The Dubai Airshow — the largest edition in its history with over 148,000 trade visitors and more than 200 aircraft on display — provided the perfect platform for Pakistan to highlight its growing aerospace expertise and export potential.
♦️ The JF-17 stood out as one of the most talked-about and visited fighter displays of the show.
🇵🇰 A proud moment for Pakistan’s aviation and engineering talent.
@ThePulsePoint
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🚨🇵🇰🤝🇨🇳 China’s Big Defence Offer to Pakistan After May Clash — U.S. Report Confirms Major Package
A new report submitted to the U.S. Congress has confirmed what many already knew: China stood firmly by Pakistan in the aftermath of the May Pak-India clash.
Beijing offered:
✈️ 40 J-35 fifth-generation stealth fighters
🛑 KJ-500 early-warning & control aircraft
🛡️ HQ-19 advanced ballistic-missile defence systems
What makes this offer even more notable is the massive discount reportedly attached with the J-35A package said to be offered at around 50% off, along with flexible payment terms. This isn’t just a deal; it’s a statement.
And that statement is simple:
🇨🇳🇵🇰 The China–Pakistan bond is unshakeable.
For decades, China has treated Pakistan not as a customer, but as a true brother and strategic equal. From defence cooperation to economic partnerships, both nations have proven that their relationship is built on trust, loyalty, and shared interests - not convenience.
@ThePulsePoint
A new report submitted to the U.S. Congress has confirmed what many already knew: China stood firmly by Pakistan in the aftermath of the May Pak-India clash.
Beijing offered:
✈️ 40 J-35 fifth-generation stealth fighters
🛑 KJ-500 early-warning & control aircraft
🛡️ HQ-19 advanced ballistic-missile defence systems
What makes this offer even more notable is the massive discount reportedly attached with the J-35A package said to be offered at around 50% off, along with flexible payment terms. This isn’t just a deal; it’s a statement.
And that statement is simple:
🇨🇳🇵🇰 The China–Pakistan bond is unshakeable.
For decades, China has treated Pakistan not as a customer, but as a true brother and strategic equal. From defence cooperation to economic partnerships, both nations have proven that their relationship is built on trust, loyalty, and shared interests - not convenience.
@ThePulsePoint
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🇵🇰 Pakistan’s pride on display at the Dubai Airshow.
Reports also suggest that Pakistan has finalized a deal with Bangladesh, making them the fifth operator of the JF-17. A big congratulations to both brotherly nations on this achievement!
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Reports also suggest that Pakistan has finalized a deal with Bangladesh, making them the fifth operator of the JF-17. A big congratulations to both brotherly nations on this achievement!
@ThePulsePoint
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🚨🇵🇰⚡️🇫🇷🇮🇳NEW: French Commander Confirms Rafale Losses Due to Indian Errors
Senior French naval commander openly addressed the outcomes of the May 2025 air confrontation — reinforcing findings highlighted earlier in the US Congress report.
Speaking at a recent Indo-Pacific forum, the commander clarified that the setbacks faced by India’s Rafale jets were not caused by Chinese technology, but by Pakistan’s superior defence network, air strategy, and battle management during a high-intensity engagement involving over 140 aircraft.
He further noted that the Rafale platform itself “performed as designed,” pointing instead to pilot mistakes and operational mismanagement on the Indian side as the key factors behind the losses. Pakistan’s coordination, discipline, and integrated air-defence response were described as “remarkably effective.”
The remarks have drawn global attention, adding another authoritative voice acknowledging Pakistan’s refined airpower and command capability.
@ThePulsePoint
Senior French naval commander openly addressed the outcomes of the May 2025 air confrontation — reinforcing findings highlighted earlier in the US Congress report.
Speaking at a recent Indo-Pacific forum, the commander clarified that the setbacks faced by India’s Rafale jets were not caused by Chinese technology, but by Pakistan’s superior defence network, air strategy, and battle management during a high-intensity engagement involving over 140 aircraft.
He further noted that the Rafale platform itself “performed as designed,” pointing instead to pilot mistakes and operational mismanagement on the Indian side as the key factors behind the losses. Pakistan’s coordination, discipline, and integrated air-defence response were described as “remarkably effective.”
The remarks have drawn global attention, adding another authoritative voice acknowledging Pakistan’s refined airpower and command capability.
@ThePulsePoint
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🚨🇵🇰🤝🇧🇩 BREAKING: 54 Years After 1971 — Pakistan Army to Train Bangladesh’s Forces
In a major development for regional defence cooperation, Pakistan and Bangladesh have agreed to resume military training collaboration after more than five decades.
The announcement comes shortly after Pakistan revealed that a “brotherly nation” has signed MoUs for the JF-17 Block III — a deal widely believed to involve Bangladesh, positioning it to become the 5th operator of the JF-17.
A significant shift in South Asian defence ties and a notable milestone for Pakistan’s growing military and aerospace partnerships.
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In a major development for regional defence cooperation, Pakistan and Bangladesh have agreed to resume military training collaboration after more than five decades.
The announcement comes shortly after Pakistan revealed that a “brotherly nation” has signed MoUs for the JF-17 Block III — a deal widely believed to involve Bangladesh, positioning it to become the 5th operator of the JF-17.
A significant shift in South Asian defence ties and a notable milestone for Pakistan’s growing military and aerospace partnerships.
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🏦🇵🇰 BREAKING: Pakistan Set to Launch Its First-Ever Digital Currency
A major step toward financial modernisation, the State Bank of Pakistan has officially confirmed that the country’s first central bank digital currency (CBDC) is now entering its pilot phase.
Under the new framework, Pakistan is developing a digital rupee with 1:1 value parity to the existing PKR, aimed at faster payments, greater transparency, and wider financial inclusion. The SBP has also selected a leading Japanese blockchain firm to support the rollout, marking a serious move toward a fully regulated national digital ecosystem.
With the Virtual Assets Act now in place and the Pakistan Virtual Asset Regulatory Authority established, the groundwork for Pakistan’s digital currency era is rapidly taking shape.
A transformative milestone for Pakistan’s banking and fintech future.
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A major step toward financial modernisation, the State Bank of Pakistan has officially confirmed that the country’s first central bank digital currency (CBDC) is now entering its pilot phase.
Under the new framework, Pakistan is developing a digital rupee with 1:1 value parity to the existing PKR, aimed at faster payments, greater transparency, and wider financial inclusion. The SBP has also selected a leading Japanese blockchain firm to support the rollout, marking a serious move toward a fully regulated national digital ecosystem.
With the Virtual Assets Act now in place and the Pakistan Virtual Asset Regulatory Authority established, the groundwork for Pakistan’s digital currency era is rapidly taking shape.
A transformative milestone for Pakistan’s banking and fintech future.
@ThePulsePoint
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⛏️🇵🇰🤝🇸🇦 BREAKING: Saudi Arabia Moves to Acquire Stake in Pakistan’s Reko Diq Project
In a major development for Pakistan’s mining sector, Saudi Arabia has formally offered to acquire a stake in the Reko Diq copper-gold project a venture Pakistan has repeatedly described as a national “game changer” for future exports and resource development.
Negotiations are now underway, with Islamabad signalling strong support for deeper Saudi participation in what is projected to become one of the world’s most significant copper and gold operations. The move aligns with expanded economic cooperation between the two countries and growing Gulf interest in Pakistan’s mineral corridor.
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In a major development for Pakistan’s mining sector, Saudi Arabia has formally offered to acquire a stake in the Reko Diq copper-gold project a venture Pakistan has repeatedly described as a national “game changer” for future exports and resource development.
Negotiations are now underway, with Islamabad signalling strong support for deeper Saudi participation in what is projected to become one of the world’s most significant copper and gold operations. The move aligns with expanded economic cooperation between the two countries and growing Gulf interest in Pakistan’s mineral corridor.
@ThePulsePoint
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🌌🇵🇰 Info: Pakistani Engineer from Gujrat Helped Build NASA’s James Webb Telescope
A remarkable moment of pride for Pakistan as Yasir Tufail, an engineer from Karianwala near Gujrat, emerges as one of the contributors behind NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope, the most advanced space observatory ever created.
After moving to the U.S. in 2001 and pursuing aerospace engineering, Yasir joined NASA and became part of the mission’s Integration & Testing team. His work included environmental testing, instrument validation, complex mirror alignment, and post-launch commissioning - all crucial steps that helped activate the telescope now reshaping our understanding of the universe.
From hands-on testing of scientific modules to supporting optical alignment that turned 18 separate mirror images into one, his contributions played a key part in JWST’s success.
A powerful reminder that talent born in Pakistan can reach the stars, literally. 🇵🇰
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A remarkable moment of pride for Pakistan as Yasir Tufail, an engineer from Karianwala near Gujrat, emerges as one of the contributors behind NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope, the most advanced space observatory ever created.
After moving to the U.S. in 2001 and pursuing aerospace engineering, Yasir joined NASA and became part of the mission’s Integration & Testing team. His work included environmental testing, instrument validation, complex mirror alignment, and post-launch commissioning - all crucial steps that helped activate the telescope now reshaping our understanding of the universe.
From hands-on testing of scientific modules to supporting optical alignment that turned 18 separate mirror images into one, his contributions played a key part in JWST’s success.
A powerful reminder that talent born in Pakistan can reach the stars, literally. 🇵🇰
@ThePulsePoint
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🏗️ 🇵🇰🤝🇨🇳 BREAKING: Pakistan & a Chinese Investor Group Sign $1.5B Industrial Park Deal!
A major investment agreement has been finalized for the development of a 300-acre Industrial Park in Punjab, marking one of the most significant industrial commitments in the region this year. The project is set to boost manufacturing capacity, attract new industries, and accelerate economic growth within a designated Special Economic Zone.
The park is expected to house facilities across sectors such as textiles, automotive components, pharmaceuticals, and light engineering — strengthening Pakistan’s industrial base and creating thousands of skilled jobs.
✍️ A substantial milestone for Pakistan’s industrial expansion and foreign investment outlook.
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A major investment agreement has been finalized for the development of a 300-acre Industrial Park in Punjab, marking one of the most significant industrial commitments in the region this year. The project is set to boost manufacturing capacity, attract new industries, and accelerate economic growth within a designated Special Economic Zone.
The park is expected to house facilities across sectors such as textiles, automotive components, pharmaceuticals, and light engineering — strengthening Pakistan’s industrial base and creating thousands of skilled jobs.
✍️ A substantial milestone for Pakistan’s industrial expansion and foreign investment outlook.
@ThePulsePoint
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✍️ 🇵🇰⚡️🇦🇫 Current Standing: Military Tensions on the Western Border
Since the talks in Istanbul and Doha, very little has improved. Cross-border militancy from Afghanistan has continued to escalate, as reflected in the recent terrorist attacks reported by @ThePakistanNews.
Pakistan’s Deputy Prime Minister Ishaq Dar stated “Istanbul and Doha offered to mediate when they learned that Pakistan was planning a cleanup operation in Afghanistan. They were likely aware of our planned kinetic action, and their government remained in hourly contact with me to support mediation.”
From my perspective, Turkey and Qatar genuinely tried to prevent further bloodshed among Muslims. Unfortunately, only one side showed understanding and willingness to cooperate and that was Pakistan.
All Pakistan requested from the Taliban was: “Put it in writing that you will take action against the TTP on your soil.” The Taliban refused.
You may wonder whether they took any action. Technically, yes but not in the way many would expect.
Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar, while briefing the media, stated that during his visit to Kabul, the Afghan Foreign Minister informed him that the Taliban had detained around a hundred TTP militants along with several facilitators. Dar acknowledged the arrests but stressed that “this is not enough.” Kabul invited Pakistan to send a delegation to verify the detentions, but Islamabad maintains that far more decisive and sustained action is needed against TTP elements operating from Afghan soil.
This is nowhere near sufficient. Pakistan has lost 4,000 soldiers and seen 20,000 wounded since the Taliban regime took control of Afghanistan in 2021. Stronger action is essential. If Afghanistan wants a stable, civil relationship, they must work with Pakistan to create a framework that targets TTP camps and militants inside Afghanistan. But once again, Afghanistan is unwilling.
As things stand, military tensions are high, and significant military equipment is being moved toward the border as I write this.
Unfortunately, it appears Afghanistan is not willing to cooperate, and Pakistan may have no choice but to proceed with its cleanup operation inside Afghanistan.
May Allah bless the armed forces of Pakistan and grant them victory if that moment comes. 🇵🇰
@ThePulsePoint
Since the talks in Istanbul and Doha, very little has improved. Cross-border militancy from Afghanistan has continued to escalate, as reflected in the recent terrorist attacks reported by @ThePakistanNews.
Pakistan’s Deputy Prime Minister Ishaq Dar stated “Istanbul and Doha offered to mediate when they learned that Pakistan was planning a cleanup operation in Afghanistan. They were likely aware of our planned kinetic action, and their government remained in hourly contact with me to support mediation.”
From my perspective, Turkey and Qatar genuinely tried to prevent further bloodshed among Muslims. Unfortunately, only one side showed understanding and willingness to cooperate and that was Pakistan.
All Pakistan requested from the Taliban was: “Put it in writing that you will take action against the TTP on your soil.” The Taliban refused.
You may wonder whether they took any action. Technically, yes but not in the way many would expect.
Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar, while briefing the media, stated that during his visit to Kabul, the Afghan Foreign Minister informed him that the Taliban had detained around a hundred TTP militants along with several facilitators. Dar acknowledged the arrests but stressed that “this is not enough.” Kabul invited Pakistan to send a delegation to verify the detentions, but Islamabad maintains that far more decisive and sustained action is needed against TTP elements operating from Afghan soil.
This is nowhere near sufficient. Pakistan has lost 4,000 soldiers and seen 20,000 wounded since the Taliban regime took control of Afghanistan in 2021. Stronger action is essential. If Afghanistan wants a stable, civil relationship, they must work with Pakistan to create a framework that targets TTP camps and militants inside Afghanistan. But once again, Afghanistan is unwilling.
As things stand, military tensions are high, and significant military equipment is being moved toward the border as I write this.
Unfortunately, it appears Afghanistan is not willing to cooperate, and Pakistan may have no choice but to proceed with its cleanup operation inside Afghanistan.
May Allah bless the armed forces of Pakistan and grant them victory if that moment comes. 🇵🇰
@ThePulsePoint
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📰 🇵🇰🤝🇰🇬 BREAKING: Kyrgyzstan President Arrives in Pakistan — First Visit in 20 Years as Both Sides Push for a $200M Trade Boost!
For the first time in two decades, the President of Kyrgyzstan has landed in Islamabad to kick-off a high-level diplomatic reset focused on trade, energy, and regional connectivity.
The visit aims to unlock a targeted $200 million surge in bilateral trade through new cooperation frameworks, including progress on a long-discussed transit-trade agreement that would open smoother regional routes for goods and investment.
Areas on the agenda include:
• Enhanced commercial ties and market access
• Energy collaboration, including cross-border power initiatives
• Transport and connectivity corridors linking Central and South Asia
• Education, workforce mobility, and people-to-people exchanges
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For the first time in two decades, the President of Kyrgyzstan has landed in Islamabad to kick-off a high-level diplomatic reset focused on trade, energy, and regional connectivity.
The visit aims to unlock a targeted $200 million surge in bilateral trade through new cooperation frameworks, including progress on a long-discussed transit-trade agreement that would open smoother regional routes for goods and investment.
Areas on the agenda include:
• Enhanced commercial ties and market access
• Energy collaboration, including cross-border power initiatives
• Transport and connectivity corridors linking Central and South Asia
• Education, workforce mobility, and people-to-people exchanges
@ThePulsePoint
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