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White House spokesperson confirms U.S. Vice President JD Vance will travel to Pakistan to hold peace talks with Iran.
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BREAKING: Pakistan says Afghan Taliban’s claim that Pakistan targeted a drug rehabilitation hospital in Kabul is false and baseless.
Pakistan says its operations only target terrorist and military infrastructure used to plan or support attacks inside their country. The strikes on 16 March 2026 in Kabul and Nangarhar were precise and did not hit any hospitals or civilian facilities, focusing solely on militant-related sites.
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Taliban intelligence has warned local media outlets against reporting casualties among Taliban forces from Pakistani airstrikes, saying such coverage could have “serious consequences,” according to sources familiar with the matter.
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Security Guard Reports Details of Incident Near Rehab Center
A security guard at the rehab center stated that jets struck an area about 200 meters away from the drug rehabilitation hospital. He emphasized that the hospital building itself was not targeted, and only minor injuries occurred.
The guard confirmed that patients and staff were secured immediately, and no major damage happened inside the facility. He stressed that claims of a direct strike on the rehab center are false and do not reflect what was seen on the ground.
Local sources say the incident was exaggerated in outside reports, while the situation at the hospital remained under control throughout.
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Breaking: TOLO TV Morning News Accidentally Exposes Taliban Lies
TOLO TV morning news: A family member of the victims told a TOLO News reporter that 20–25 people were injured and brought to Kabul Emergency Hospital.
However, the reporter herself contradicted this claim, saying that only 10–15 injured people were actually there. The reporter also added that 40 bodies were brought to the hospital but were later transferred to another hospital.
Why move the dead bodies to another hospital? They moved the bodies to hide their identities or control the narrative? They claimed 400 dead and 250 injured. Where are the bodies?
Which hospitals received them?
Where are the victims’ families?
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Taliban Allows Local Reporters at Strike Site
After waiting overnight, our team was finally allowed to enter the strike site. Upon inspection, we found no traces of blood or significant structural damage. Neither ZAWIA News, Afghan Times, nor other media outlets currently have reported any visible casualties.
Although the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan authorities claimed the strike targeted a rehabilitation center in central Kabul, our team observed no evidence to support this. Only minor structural damage and fire-related effects were visible.
Some people were present at the site, and we tried to speak with them. A few agreed to interviews, They told us that the blast occurred a little further away and not at this location, confirming that we are safe.
Local sources also confirmed that the impact was limited to the immediate area affected by flames. The site otherwise appeared intact, and no injured individuals were present during our visit.
Some sources added that the fire near the rehabilitation center was minor and may have been caused by a nearby Taliban military camp struck by Pakistan. The attack reportedly involved an explosion, with flames from ammunition observed at the site.
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So Tom Cooper now confirms he is not a “defence analyst” (half work done here) & denies the $3k/script claims. Interesting… we have all the proof ready for our podcast exposing the full story. Stay tuned. #PaidPropaganda #Exposed
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🚨IAF's S-400 shot down 5 Pakistani fighter jets during Operation Sindoor: Air chief marshal AP Singh
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I find it funny how Indians keep showing the damaged roof of a shed and a cater on a runway.
But for some reason can't find any of the supposed Pakistani aircraft wreckages that India claimed to have shot down or destroyed on the ground.
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I have shown my arithmetic on my own estimate of IAF losses several times. It does not rely on Pakistani media or PAF/DG-ISPR official statements. It relies solely on images released contemporaneously in India and press reports from inside India.
Hey,
@grok
Who was the most famous person to visit my profile? It doesn't need to be a mutual, don't tag them, just say who it was
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Another day, another piece on Operation Sindoor’s air-to-air action. Reuters claims that on the first night of the skirmish, the PAF “ambushed” the IAF and bagged at least one Indian Rafale!
Now, whenever I hear the word aerial "ambush," I can’t help but draw a parallel with Col. Olds’ Operation Bolo - where USAF F‑4s, electronically disguised as bombers, lured North Vietnamese MiG‑21s into a trap (a false sense of security) and splashed seven in minutes.
Yes, yes, I know, Sindoor's air-to-air action wasn’t identical to Bolo - but it rhymed. A datalink-era Bolo played out with Chinese jets, sensors, and ultra long-range missiles. India, like North Vietnam in ’67, got caught off guard. But the real question is, will they adapt the way the Vietnamese eventually did? 🤔
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How Pakistan shot down India's cutting-edge fighter using Chinese gear reut.rs/3IWaz6q reut.rs/3IWaz6q
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Journalist: “America seems to be moving more towards Pakistan than India”
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio doesn’t correct him
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US-Pakistan oil deal.
If there is one thing China and the US can agree on historically and apparently today, is having good relations with Pakistan.
For most of the Cold War, China and the US were on opposing sides, but strangely both have close ties with Pakistan.
This is spurred by our mutual distrust of India.
A good relation between the US and Pakistan is beneficial for everyone in the region, except India. With more vested interests, the US will use more of their influence to quell the attacks by Balochi terrorists.
Which has been the biggest hurdle to more investments from China. We need a stable environment to invest, but due to our long standing policy of non-interference, we don't really have the political will to get involved personally.
The US on the other hand, has the means and will to do it.
So here's to bountiful opportunities for every country in the region, and a pissed off india.






























