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[00:00:00] regional maritime security and ways to expand bilateral
[00:00:04] defense collaboration,
[00:00:06] of admiral Ashraf reaffirmed Pakistan's commitment to further
[00:00:09] strengthening defense ties with Somalia. The
[00:00:13] delegation later called on chief
[00:00:15] of their staff air chief marshall Zahir Ahmed Babar Siddu at Air
[00:00:19] headquarters were discussions focused on defense
[00:00:22] cooperation, professional collaboration and capacity
[00:00:25] building. Their chief highlighted the
[00:00:29] of Pakistan Air Forces is indigenous capability development,
[00:00:32] training, infrastructure and
[00:00:34] of professional exchange programs, reaffirming the Pakistan Air Force's
[00:00:38] commitment to supporting institutional cooperation with the Somali Air
[00:00:42] Force.
[00:00:43] of The Somali Defense Minister appreciated Pakistan Navy's role in
[00:00:47] promoting regional maritime security and praised the Pakistan Air
[00:00:51] Forces's professionalism, operational capabilities and
[00:00:55] institutional
[00:00:55] development.
[00:01:01] Broad peak search operation
[00:01:04] of underway as
[00:01:04] of bodies of five more international climbers have been shifted to
[00:01:08] CMH Skardu. The bodies were airlifted from
[00:01:12] of Broad Peak to Skardu by a Pakistan Army helicopter where they
[00:01:16] were received by government officials, civil and military
[00:01:19] authorities and local
[00:01:21] of elders. So far the bodies of eight
[00:01:24] of the 10 climbers missing in the broad peak tragedy have been
[00:01:27] recovered. The search operation. for the remaining two climbers
[00:01:31] is continuing, according to officials, rescue efforts
[00:01:35] remain underway despite harsh weather conditions and the challenging
[00:01:39] high altitude terrain. the Pakistan Army,
[00:01:43] local rescue teams and other
[00:01:45] of relevant agencies are jointly participating in the ongoing search
[00:01:49] operation.
[00:01:54] Bangladesh has strongly condemned the Indian government's decision to
[00:01:58] allow former Prime Minister. Hasina to participate
[00:02:03] of in a live media interaction in New Delhi, describing the event as an affront to
[00:02:07] Bangladesh's sovereignty and insult
[00:02:10] of to those killed during the
[00:02:15] of of of July Revolution. In a statement, Taka said it had conveyed its concerns to New Delhi in advance, warning
[00:02:18] of the possible impact
[00:02:20] of the event on efforts to improve bilateral
[00:02:23] relations. It expressed regret that the
[00:02:26] of program was allowed to proceed despite those concerns. The
[00:02:30] statement issued on
[00:02:31] of the second anniversary
[00:02:32] of the July Revolution accused Sheikh Hasina of making
[00:02:36] hostile remarks against
[00:02:38] in Bangladesh in and its people during the interaction. It also
[00:02:42] rejected her denial of findings by the United Nations
[00:02:45] regarding the killing of civilians including children during the
[00:02:49] July to August 2024 unrest.
[00:02:53] Bangladesh said its people had
[00:02:55] a rejected any attempt to reverse the course of history and reaffirmed their
[00:02:59] commitment. preventing any return to authoritarian
[00:03:02] rule, the government maintained that Sheikh Hasina would
[00:03:06] have
[00:03:06] a no future role in the country's political landscape.
[00:03:10] Adhaka reiterated its desire to maintain mutually
[00:03:13] beneficial
[00:03:14] in relations with India based on sovereign equality, mutual
[00:03:18] respect, non-interference in internal affairs and national
[00:03:21] dignity. It expressed disappointment that its
[00:03:25] repeated requests for Sheikh Hasina's extradition under the
[00:03:28] 2013. Bangladesh
[00:03:31] a India, extradition treaty have not received a
[00:03:33] response.
[00:03:38] of United Nations human rights
[00:03:41] experts have urged Canada to
[00:03:47] of of take all possible measures to protect a sick activist moninder
[00:03:47] in sing credible threats to his life and concerns
[00:03:51] over foreign
[00:03:52] of intimidation. As per the guardian
[00:03:55] in a letter to the Canadian government, five UN special
[00:03:58] reporters concerns about foreign
[00:04:01] intimidation and reprisals, targeting Muninder
[00:04:05] Singh, a Canadian national and Sikh community
[00:04:08] activist. The expert said Sing had received four
[00:04:11] duty to warn notices from Canadian authorities since
[00:04:15] 2022, regarding credible and imminent threats to his
[00:04:19] life. They called on Canada to ensure his protection
[00:04:23] and that of his family, accelerate investigations, hold
[00:04:27] those responsible accountable and prevent. similar incidents
[00:04:31] in the future. The UN expert said the threats were part of a
[00:04:35] of broader pattern of a transnational repression against sick activists
[00:04:38] in different countries, including Canada.
[00:04:42] United Nations Rights experts have urged Canada to take all
[00:04:46] feasible measures to protect the sick activist Muninder Singh
[00:04:50] who has been repeatedly warned by the Canadian authorities of
[00:04:53] in credible threats to his life.
[00:04:56] of Sing visited the United Nations in Geneva earlier this year.
[00:05:00] appeal for international action against India's targeting of sick
[00:05:04] activists abroad and against India's transnational
[00:05:07] repression more
[00:05:10] of broadly. sing
[00:05:10] of who of has advocated for Khalistan. separate sick state
[00:05:13] movement has blamed Indian authorities of targeting sick
[00:05:17] activists
[00:05:18] abroad.
[00:05:23] Kashmiris and Indian illegally occupied Jammu and Kashmir along with
[00:05:27] Kashmiris across the world observed August 5th as black
[00:05:30] day to protest against Indian government's illegal and
[00:05:34] unilateral move of August 5th 2019.
[00:05:38] According to Kashmir Media Service, a shutdown was observed in parts the
[00:05:41] region of. called by the all parties sudit conference,
[00:05:45] while protest and solidarity events were also held
[00:05:48] internationally. heavy deployments of Indian police,
[00:05:52] army, central reserve police and other
[00:05:55] paramilitary personnel were made across the occupied
[00:05:58] territory, particularly in Sirenagar, Batgam, Sopur,
[00:06:02] Jammu and other sensitive areas. Despite the harsh
[00:06:06] measures, the Kashmiri people broke the barriers and came out on the
[00:06:10] streets. Political parties. Including the National
[00:06:13] Conference, Congress and other opposition groups renewed their
[00:06:17] demand for the restoration of Jammu and Kashmir statehood and
[00:06:21] constitutional rights. Separate protests were held in
[00:06:24] Sirenagar, including a torch light demonstration led by
[00:06:28] Mehbuba Mufti. Mirvaz Umar Faruk said August
[00:06:32] 5th remains the reminder the loss of rights and identity
[00:06:36] while protesters also called for the release of Kashmiri political
[00:06:39] prisoners.
[00:06:46] Rallies and events were held across Pakistan, Azad, Jammu and
[00:06:50] Kashmir and Gilgat Baltistan to express solidarity with the
[00:06:54] Kashmiri people and protest against Indian unlawful rule
[00:06:57] in Kashmir. Participants strongly condemned India's
[00:07:01] decision to revoke the special status of Indian illegally occupied
[00:07:05] Jammu and Kashmir. In Muzafrad people took to the
[00:07:09] streets to protest India's actions and reaffirmed their
[00:07:12] unwavering solidarity with the people of Kashmir. In
[00:07:16] Karachi and Lahor, large rallies were organized to express
[00:07:20] steadfast support for Kashmiris with participants condemning
[00:07:23] human rights violations in the region. In data Ismail Khan
[00:07:27] Khabar Pakhtun Kwa citizens organized large rallies and
[00:07:31] urged the international community to take serious notice of India's
[00:07:35] unilateral actions. Meanwhile, residents of
[00:07:39] Vashik, Jafarabad and Derabukti also state.
[00:07:42] demonstrations to express solidarity with the people of Kashmir and
[00:07:46] condemn India's
[00:07:47] actions.
[00:07:53] India's poor governance has pushed the country's aviation sector
[00:07:57] into deep crisis, exposing the bitter reality
[00:08:00] behind Mudhi's grand development claims.
[00:08:04] According to the Indian outlet, the wire, expensive fuel and
[00:08:08] a weak Indian rupee driven by US Iran tensions.
[00:08:12] exposed the aviation sector's vulnerabilities under
[00:08:16] Modi's so-called Shining India. The report
[00:08:19] said at least 10 airlines have seized operations due to
[00:08:23] heavy losses under Moodiera economic policies, adding that
[00:08:27] the closure of Many air space following India Pakistan tensions pushed
[00:08:31] India's aviation sector to the brink of collapse.
[00:08:35] Prominent Indian journalist Palki Sharma said airline
[00:08:39] failures have become emblematic of India's aviation. sector due
[00:08:43] to Moodi's incompetence and disastrous policies, adding that
[00:08:47] Indian airlines are suffering irreparable economic losses as
[00:08:51] a consequence of Modi's aggressive actions against
[00:08:54] Pakistan.
[00:08:59] Russian strikes left three people dead in Ukraine's northeastern
[00:09:02] Khargiv region. Head the military administration,
[00:09:06] Balaklia, a frontline city in the Harkive region, Vitali
[00:09:10] Karabanov said the strikes on residential area
[00:09:13] killed two women and a man. Insumi,
[00:09:17] regional official Sergei Krivosenko said a
[00:09:21] Russian guided bomb attack wounded 13 people.
[00:09:25] Two other persons were wounded in separate Russian attack in the
[00:09:28] Nipro Petrovsk
[00:09:30] region.
[00:09:35] German police launched an overnight security operation at Liepsig
[00:09:38] Hall airport after an explosive laid and drone was discovered. near
[00:09:42] a Ukrainian cargo plane. Flights were diverted for
[00:09:46] several hours as bomb disposal team removed the dedonator
[00:09:50] from the unmanned aircraft found on the tarmac. The
[00:09:54] airport, key hub for military transport by Germany and NATO
[00:09:58] allies also serves as base for Ukraine's Antonov
[00:10:01] airlines. Ukraine's ambassador to Germany,
[00:10:05] Olixy Makiev blamed Russia, however Moscow has made
[00:10:09] no comment so far. Authorities have said Investigation is
[00:10:13] ongoing,
[00:10:18] a part of SpaceX rocket, roughly the size of a bus has crashed
[00:10:22] into the moon as predicted. "the accidental collision
[00:10:26] was observed by the European southern observatory's very large
[00:10:30] telescope in Chile, which detected debri plom after the
[00:10:34] impact. Scientists said the Falcon 9 upper stage
[00:10:38] hit the lunar surface at high speed, creating what is
[00:10:41] expected to be new crater that space agencies hope to
[00:10:45] study. The telescope detected chemical signatures
[00:10:49] of sodium and lithium gases in the impact plum, providing
[00:10:53] evidence that the collision. NASA and other
[00:10:57] space agencies plan to capture images the impact side to
[00:11:01] gather more data about the
[00:11:02] event.
[00:11:07] World Health Organization chief Tedras Adam Gibrus
[00:11:10] says called for urgent action to contain a fast
[00:11:14] spreading ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of
[00:11:17] Congo. During
[00:11:19] a visit to Kinshasa Tedros urged authorities to expand
[00:11:23] response efforts and improve protection for frontline health
[00:11:27] workers battling the outbreak. the WHO
[00:11:30] says the country's 17th ebola outbreak has recorded
[00:11:34] thousands of confirmed cases and deaths with new infections
[00:11:38] rising rapidly in some areas. Tedros called for
[00:11:42] stronger coordination, better access to care, improved
[00:11:46] surveillance and support for affected communities amid ongoing
[00:11:50] insecurity.
[00:11:55] The Nigerian government has announced the release of 308
[00:11:59] kidnapping victims following rescue operations in Niger and
[00:12:02] Kavara states. Presidential spokesman said
[00:12:06] President Bola Ahmad Dinubu welcomed the successful
[00:12:09] rescue the victims including 163 people who
[00:12:13] were abducted from a single village earlier this year. The
[00:12:17] government said the rescued citizens were taken in separate attacks as
[00:12:21] authorities continue efforts to tackle widespread kidnapping. and
[00:12:25] insecurity across the
[00:12:26] country.
[00:12:31] Guatemala's fugo volcano eruption officially ended
[00:12:35] after spewing lava and ash for nearly two
[00:12:38] days. According to the country's volcanology
[00:12:42] institute, more than 100 and 1700 people
[00:12:46] were forced to evacuate as lava flows and ash cloud spread
[00:12:50] from the volcano located about 35 kilometers from
[00:12:53] Guatemala City. Authorities said residents could
[00:12:57] return home after volcanic activity declined, but warned
[00:13:01] communities to remain alert due to remaining ash and the possibility of
[00:13:04] renewed eruptions. The eruption sent ash plooms
[00:13:08] several kilometers into the sky and caused widespread
[00:13:12] concern in nearby areas, including
[00:13:15] Esyuntala, Sacatapiquis and Chimal
[00:13:19] Tenago. Guatemala's Fugo volcano
[00:13:23] is among Central America's. most active volcanoes and has
[00:13:27] caused deadly eruptions in the past, including the
[00:13:30] 2018 disaster that killed hundreds of
[00:13:33] people.
[00:13:40] a crocodile resting on the roof of a submerged conference hall in central
[00:13:44] Kenya has highlighted the growing impact of rising lake waters
[00:13:48] on local communities and businesses. Lake Beringo
[00:13:52] and other lakes in Kenya's Rift Valley. reached levels not seen
[00:13:56] in decades, with scientists linking
[00:13:59] the rise to extreme rainfall
[00:14:01] and climate change. thousands of residents have been
[00:14:04] displaced as flood waters expand, while wildlife officials warn
[00:14:08] of increasing crocodile and hippo attacks as animals move
[00:14:12] closer to human settlements. authorities say the
[00:14:15] changing ecosystem is creating new challenges for
[00:14:19] communities living near the expanding
[00:14:21] lakes.
[00:14:26] Pakistan's journey to independence is marked by immense
[00:14:29] sacrifices, countless migrations and unwavering
[00:14:33] determination. Millions of Muslims endured hardships and
[00:14:36] challenges while striving for separate homeland in
[00:14:39] 1947. And the memories of those witnessed the
[00:14:43] historic movement continued to reflect the struggles, emotions and
[00:14:47] sacrifices behind Pakistan's creation. An
[00:14:51] elderly citizen now shares his personal account of those defined.
[00:14:55] moments and experiences that shaped the nation's
[00:14:58] history,
[00:22:20] is that violating all the
[00:22:24] international rules and
[00:22:26] on Israel law, the actually the crisis had started about two to
[00:22:30] three decades before, the United States under the pressure of Israel wants
[00:22:34] to degrade the military capacity
[00:22:38] of Iran to control the straight of Hamus, Iran has to decide
[00:22:41] especially now that you don't have
[00:22:45] unified leadership, what you have on the ground is
[00:22:49] a tripatr. a coalition, but
[00:22:52] Iran, this is exactly the point, not to make things hard for the average
[00:22:56] person, but to retain some leverage in these negotiations on the part the
[00:23:00] Iranians, the Iranian supreme leader khameini
[00:23:04] now finds himself pressured by both pro government,
[00:23:08] public clamoring for retribution, mrs witkof and
[00:23:11] kushner and others went with the
[00:23:14] template that they designed for
[00:23:18] Gaza.
[00:23:44] the government of Punjab played role in resolving a longstanding
[00:23:48] issue which was impacting the export of Pakistani
[00:23:51] potatoes. Pakistan, first of all, I am very
[00:23:55] happy that the government is now leading on this issue. I
[00:23:59] would like to say to all my fellows in Pakistan,
[00:24:02] politicians, ministers, whoever, please don't look at
[00:24:06] the numbers. Okay, numbers is not the issue many, many famous
[00:24:10] companies coming here and everybody is so you
[00:24:14] so promising of doing the local production and you
[00:24:18] know to get to build the uh confidence,
[00:24:21] you know, for the long-term partnership. This is much more to
[00:24:24] do with the really deep lack of trust between the
[00:24:28] United States and Iran, obviously that's something that goes back nearly five
[00:24:42] videos. We estimate that around 8.6 million children are in
[00:24:45] situations of child labor and
[00:24:48] that of course is very high number. These incredible efforts made
[00:24:52] by Pakistan and in particular by his excellency Prime Minister Shaz Sharif and
[00:24:56] his excellency Field Marshall are incredible and
[00:24:59] commendable in the entire
[00:25:16] has categorically debunged India's baseless and misleading. remarks
[00:25:20] regarding US president Donald Trump's recent comments on
[00:25:24] nuclear testing. Once again, New Delhi has twisted
[00:25:27] facts attempting to link Trump's words to Pakistan's
[00:25:31] nuclear program, a desperate bit to malign
[00:25:34] Pakistan's impecable record. See
[00:25:37] clandestine and illegal nuclear
[00:25:40] activities are in keeping with Pakistan's
[00:25:43] history. That is centered around decades
[00:25:47] of smuggling, export control violation.
[00:25:51] secret partnerships, aq khan
[00:25:54] network and further
[00:25:56] proliferation. India has always drawn the attention the international
[00:26:00] community to these aspects. of Pakistan's
[00:26:03] record. In this backdrop, we have taken note of
[00:26:07] President Trump's comment about
[00:26:10] Pakistan's nuclear testing, but Pakistan's foreign office
[00:26:14] wasted no time in setting the record straight. It stated that
[00:26:18] US has already clarified its position and there is no
[00:26:22] connection whatsoever to Pakistan's nuclear activities.
[00:26:26] Pakistan reaffirmed that its last and only nuclear
[00:26:29] test were in May 1998. and its stance
[00:26:33] remains consistent, responsible and transparent. after
[00:26:37] having lost that war, india is definitely
[00:26:41] desperate to defame Pakistan as a
[00:26:44] state, and they don't leave any stone unturn
[00:26:48] to you mel Pakistan.
[00:26:52] Unlike India, which has abstained from key UN resolutions,
[00:26:56] calling for a global ban on nuclear testing, exposing
[00:27:00] its ambiguous and dangerous intent. In today's
[00:27:03] world, no nuclear testing can go hidden because
[00:27:07] the very precise calculation of seasmic
[00:27:10] activity. Indeed, Pakistan's nuclear program
[00:27:13] operates under one the most secure and credible command and
[00:27:17] control systems in the world with comprehensive export
[00:27:21] controls and zero violations of international
[00:27:25] laws. Meanwhile, India's own history tells a darker
[00:27:28] story from radioactive material thefts to illegal.
[00:27:32] of California link to Haba Atomic Research
[00:27:35] Center. The message
[00:27:37] is clear. Pakistan's nuclear posture is
[00:27:40] responsible, transparent and globally acknowledged,
[00:27:44] while India's disinformation campaign only exposes
[00:27:48] its insecurity and deceat. Pakistan stands
[00:27:52] firm on facts, not
[00:27:53] fabrication.
[00:28:07] a job very well done by civil and military leadership and at
[00:28:11] the same time they were able to rally the support the people of
[00:28:14] Pakistan, you to stand firmly behind our arm forces, policy the Israeli
[00:28:18] occupation regime, which is to ethnically cleanse the Palestinian
[00:28:22] people by ending any feature of life for them.
[00:28:26] Israel is a criminal, a full stop, we can't say any other
[00:28:30] thing, evidence should be shown about the... India
[00:28:34] could never produce it, Pakistan had to then respond that and
[00:28:37] Pakistan did that a very a very
[00:28:41] capacity. India has actually taken up fight with
[00:28:45] all its neighbors, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka,
[00:28:48] Pakistan and even with China. Responsible power is
[00:28:52] not the absence of force, it is the disciplined and calibrated
[00:28:56] use of
[00:28:57] force.
[00:30:50] Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif will pay visit to the kingdom of Saudi Arabia from
[00:30:54] August 6th to 8th, during which he will hold a meeting with
[00:30:58] Saudi Crown Prince.