The Pakistan

The recent launch of Operation Ghazab lil Haq signals a monumental shift in Islamabad’s approach to its western frontier. With the military confirming the elimination of 435 Afghan Taliban combatants, the era of relying on so called strategic depth is definitively over. We are now witnessing a harsh transition from localized border skirmishes to open, intensive conflict to secure the state. Why did Pakistan launch Operation Ghazab lil Haq? The unacceptable surge of militant activity, heavily backed by cross-border elements, left the state with no alternative. Recent updates from Dawn News confirm that aerial operations in North Waziristan have successfully dismantled multiple Fitna al Khawarij (TTP) and Afghan Taliban posts. However, relying solely on traditional kinetic tactics is a temporary fix. How is the military securing the Pak-Afghan border? To permanently secure this volatile frontier, artillery must be paired with next-generation infrastructure. As explored in our analys...

  JHANG: The Muslim Institute organized an extraordinary display of patriotism at the Darbar Sultan Bahu, where thousands of enthusiastic citizens gathered. The purpose of this magnificent event was to pay tribute to the bold actions of the Pakistan Air Force, which not only humbled India’s pride but also destroyed its most advanced Rafale fighter jets, causing immense embarrassment to the enemy. The atmosphere was filled with chants of "Pakistan ka matlab kya, La ilaha illallah," as participants showcased their national pride in various ways. A significant highlight of the event was the creation of a large human model of the J-10C fighter jet, in which thousands of participants participated and shaped themselves in the form of this aircraft. This was a unique method to highlight the capabilities of the Pakistan Air Force and emphasize the importance of the aircraft. Attendees raised powerful slogans in support of the Pakistan Armed Forces, appreciating their sacrifices. Addi...