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The Afghan army has launched counterattacks in Kabul in response to Pakistani airstrikes amid escalating tensions between the two countries.

A Pakistani drone crossed into Indian territory in Poonch district, prompting the Indian Army to fire upon it and force it to retreat.

A serious escalation between Pakistan and the Taliban has unfolded with cross-border drone attacks and airstrikes, signaling a shift from verbal conflicts to open warfare.

Afghanistan's army chief issued a stark warning to Pakistan following an airstrike that targeted a military camp near Islamabad, stating that any transgression would be met with a strong response.

The article discusses the ongoing disputes between Afghanistan and Pakistan, particularly focusing on the Taliban's involvement and the broader context of regional tensions.

The article discusses recent military actions taken by Pakistan against Afghanistan, highlighting ongoing tensions and the potential for war between the two countries.

The spokesperson for the Pakistani army has asserted the country's right to self-defense in light of recent conflicts.

Pakistan's Army Chief Asim Munir faces a three-front crisis involving tensions with India, BLA attacks in Balochistan, and clashes with the Taliban in Afghanistan.

Pakistan is currently facing significant challenges due to an ongoing war with Afghanistan and persistent attacks from the BLA in Balochistan.

Pakistan's Army Chief General Asim Munir is grappling with three major crises: escalating tensions with India, a deadly attack by the Baloch Liberation Army (BLA), and now open warfare declared against Afghanistan.

The Taliban have reportedly seized 19 posts of the Pakistan Army along the Durand Line following recent military engagements between Afghanistan and Pakistan.

Tensions escalate between Pakistan and Afghanistan as Taliban forces reportedly shoot down a Pakistani fighter jet following a recent airstrike by Pakistan.

The Pakistani military has conducted airstrikes in Afghanistan targeting militant positions.

The conflict between Pakistan and Afghanistan escalates, with the Taliban launching attacks on border posts and the Pakistani Army conducting airstrikes in Kabul.

Afghanistan has initiated military strikes against the Pakistani army along their shared border.

The Afghan army has announced retaliatory strikes against Pakistan in response to air raids.

The Afghan Army has launched intensive strikes against Pakistani outposts in response to airstrikes on Afghan territory.

Afghanistan has initiated counterattacks in response to recent airstrikes by the Pakistani army, leading to renewed conflict along the border.

The Afghan army has launched a significant attack on Pakistani military positions in response to airstrikes by Pakistan, leading to casualties on both sides and escalating tensions in the border region.

Tension is rising between Pakistan and Afghanistan (Taliban regime) as Pakistan conducts airstrikes in Afghan territories, prompting threats of retaliation from the Taliban regarding the military balance between the two.

The Indian Army has issued a clear warning to Pakistan regarding the commencement of Operation Sindoor 2, emphasizing their readiness for a potential significant military response.

Tensions are escalating between Afghanistan and Pakistan following a significant airstrike by Pakistan on Afghan border areas, prompting the Taliban to signal a possible military response.

The article discusses Pakistan's historical subservience to the United States and critiques the current leadership's bowing to American demands, highlighted by a recent statement from Pakistan's defense minister.

A retired Pakistani army officer provides a detailed account of the events surrounding the February 27, 2019, dogfight involving Indian pilot Abhinandan Varthaman and challenges the official narrative regarding the number of parachutes involved.

The Indian Army reported the killing of three militants during an armed clash in Kashmir, following a military operation based on credible intelligence.

The Baloch Liberation Army has released a video showing seven Pakistani soldiers, raising questions about the military's claims regarding their status as soldiers.

In Oslo, former Pakistani caretaker Prime Minister Anwar-ul-Haq Kakar faced sharp protests from a Baloch activist who accused him of being a puppet of the Pakistani army and walking over the bodies of Baloch civilians.

Pakistan's army chief Munir is reportedly displeased with the preparation of the national cricket team following their defeat to India in the T20 World Cup, leading to political unrest in the country.

The Baloch Liberation Army has claimed responsibility for taking several Pakistani soldiers hostage in Balochistan during Operation Heroof 2.0.

India defeated Pakistan by 61 runs in the ICC T20 World Cup 2026 match, continuing its dominance over its rival.

Pakistani Army Chief Asim Munir faced an embarrassing moment at the Munich Security Conference when security personnel halted him for ID verification, leading to widespread mockery on social media.

General Asim Munir, Chief of Army Staff of Pakistan, faced embarrassment at the Munich Security Conference when a guard requested him to show his ID.

The Baloch Liberation Army (BLA) claims to have captured 7 Pakistani soldiers during an operation in Balochistan and has issued a week-long ultimatum for their release.

The Balochistan Liberation Army (BLA) has announced the formation of its first modern air and drone warfare unit, indicating a significant escalation in the conflict in the region.

Former Pakistan Army Chief General (Retired) Qamar Javed Bajwa has been admitted to the hospital after sustaining serious head injuries from a fall in his bathroom.

The Baloch Liberation Army (BLA) claims to have conducted over 76 attacks across 14 cities in Pakistan during its 'Operation Heroof II', resulting in the deaths of 362 security personnel; however, these claims remain unverified.

A top terrorist from Jaish-e-Mohammed, Ilyas Kashmiri, has made a significant confession regarding Operation Sindoor, stating that the Pakistani army chief encouraged the operatives by declaring it a holy war or 'Ghazwa-e-Hind.'

The Pakistani Army announced the end of a week-long operation against separatists in Baluchistan, with 216 reported dead amid escalating violence from the BLA group.

The Pakistan army has announced the end of a security operation against separatists in Balochistan, resulting in the death of 216 militants during targeted strikes.

Around 250 people were killed in attacks by a separatist group in Pakistan's Balochistan province over the weekend, followed by clashes with armed forces, according to an unnamed security official.

Pakistan is losing control over Balochistan, as Defense Minister Khawaja Asif admits in parliament that the army appears overwhelmed by the Baloch Liberation Army (BLA), raising concerns about the challenges faced in the region.

Attacks by Baloch rebels in Balochistan resulted in the deaths of at least 17 security personnel and 50 civilians over the weekend, with the Balochistan Liberation Army claiming responsibility and releasing images of several suicide attackers, including women.

Balochistan has become a significant challenge for Pakistan due to attacks from the Baloch Liberation Army, leading to military actions against the Baloch people, and this unrest is rooted in a historical desire for independence predating the India-Pak partition.

A security operation in Pakistan has resulted in the death of at least 177 insurgents following coordinated attacks by the Balochistan Liberation Army that killed more than 50 people.

The Balochistan Liberation Army (BLA) is reportedly using women as suicide attackers in recent deadly assaults in Balochistan, with a viral video showing a female attacker mocking Pakistani security forces.

The article discusses the ongoing unrest in Pakistan's Balochistan province, where the Baloch Liberation Army is demanding an independent Balochistan and reflects on the historical context of the region as a previously sovereign state.

Balochistan is currently in the spotlight due to attacks by the Balochistan Liberation Army (BLA) that have rattled the Pakistani army, prompting military operations in a region where China's dominance appears more pronounced than Pakistan's.

The article discusses the ongoing separatist movement in Balochistan, led by the Baloch Liberation Army (BLA), which is engaged in guerrilla warfare against the Pakistani army, while being labeled a terrorist organization by countries like Pakistan, the US, and the UK.

The Balochistan Liberation Army has launched coordinated attacks across 12 cities in Balochistan, resulting in at least 120 deaths amid ongoing clashes and accusations from Pakistan against India.

The Pakistani military has announced joint military exercises with the US Army aimed at enhancing mutual understanding and operational compatibility in counter-terrorism efforts.