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[00:00:00] President stated that defense companies are building the largest number of plants and factories
[00:00:04] in our country's history, while the leakers
[00:00:06] of these tritionist statements are being hunted down and
[00:00:10] long-term jail sentences will be sought to
[00:00:12] them.
[00:00:18] Now viewers, it is time for a short break here on
[00:00:20] of Pakistan TV. Stay with us because coming up next is more news with Fahim
[00:00:24] Bungash.
[00:00:42] of
[00:00:50] in Hindutva
[00:00:50] of forces have launched a state sponsored hate campaign
[00:00:54] against Muslims in India. Muslims are being
[00:00:58] of attacked, humiliated and murdered under patternage of Modi
[00:01:02] regime. Indian authorities are demolishing
[00:01:05] Muslims houses, shops and
[00:01:08] of mosks. Indiscriminate
[00:01:10] of violence against Muslims has unmasked the so-called secular phase of
[00:01:14] India. World community must come forward
[00:01:17] to rescue Indian Muslims from
[00:01:20] of the of clutches of
[00:01:24] of of Hindutva terrorism.
[00:01:33] Hello and welcome to experts corner, this is Mahin
[00:01:37] of Jaffer.
[00:01:41] I think Trump one seat of liked to go to
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[00:01:49] Only Congress can actually undo the sanctions, so
[00:01:52] whatever Trump
[00:01:54] of says, it has to go through Congress. One
[00:02:00] of of the key weapons that Iran is using the straight of moves for is leveraging. the US, having a
[00:02:01] in US presence on your territory has made you
[00:02:04] in more likely to be attacked, realignments taking place to counter the
[00:02:08] Israelis and that includes your country, Pakistan, along
[00:02:11] with uh Saudi Arabia and Egypt and
[00:02:14] Turkey.
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[00:03:22] Welcome back of now, well the Iranian president mason described
[00:03:26] supreme leader mushtaba harmonine as a major source of strength. the
[00:03:30] country while
[00:03:30] of noting that communication with
[00:03:32] of him is currently
[00:03:33] of very difficult. speaking an interview broadcast by Iranian state
[00:03:37] tv, to mark two years since he became president, that
[00:03:41] openly raising issues with the supreme leader helps officials find
[00:03:45] common
[00:03:45] in ground more easily. he described harmonen as an
[00:03:48] a exceptional figure saying he had been
[00:03:50] of impressed by his ethics, humility and
[00:03:52] reasoning.
[00:03:57] of let's talk about the oil. prices now which traded
[00:04:01] mixed as investors way diplomatic efforts to restore shipping
[00:04:05] through the stage of formers against president
[00:04:08] in persistent regional security risks. international benchmark brand crude
[00:04:12] futures for october traded at $79.56 per barrel
[00:04:15] a .14% from the previous close of
[00:04:19] $79.45. us benchmark west texas
[00:04:22] intermediate futures for september traded at $75.16
[00:04:26] per barall down.08% from 75.2 to dollars
[00:04:30] in the previous session. US energy
[00:04:33] of information minist administration data showed that commercial crude oil inventories
[00:04:37] unexpectedly rose by about 2.5 million barrels
[00:04:41] last week, defining expectations
[00:04:42] for draw of around
[00:04:44] of 1.5 million
[00:04:46] barrels.
[00:04:54] Uthy missile and drone
[00:04:56] of attacks have killed at least 38 government troops
[00:04:58] of and injured 20. and others in Yemen, according to
[00:05:02] AFP, military camps in Mari province and areas near the Saudi
[00:05:06] border in Hadramaut came under attack
[00:05:09] a military source at one missile. truck troops during a
[00:05:13] morning formation a camp in marib, causing dozens of
[00:05:17] casualties. Yemen has been facing decade long conflict between Huthi
[00:05:21] rebels and the government. The fighting has caused a major humanitarian
[00:05:25] crisis and killed hundreds of thousands of people. The Houthies control the
[00:05:28] capital Sana and large parts of northern Yemen, while government forces hold
[00:05:32] much the south. The latest latest attacks mark a major
[00:05:36] escalation despite a largely held you unbrokered
[00:05:39] a truth that began in 2020.
[00:05:49] Now South Korea has said that North Korea fied at least one ballistic
[00:05:53] missile over the sea of Japan after Pyong young lambasted Tokyo
[00:05:57] for beefing up its military stance in the Pacific. Souls military
[00:06:01] so that North Korea has repeatedly declared itself irreversible nuclear
[00:06:04] state since leader Kim Jong Un's 2019 summit with
[00:06:08] US President Donald Trump collapsed over the scope the nuclearization and
[00:06:12] relief on the other side, US marines have conducted their first
[00:06:16] publicly disclosed live fire exercise using first person
[00:06:20] view drones the Korean peninsula carrying out
[00:06:23] precision strikes during joint training in South Korea. The drills took
[00:06:27] place at the Rodriguez life far complex in Puchion
[00:06:31] about 30 kilometers south the demilitarized zone
[00:06:35] separating the two careers. The marines launched six
[00:06:38] FPV drone strikes all successfully hitting mock.
[00:06:43] located about 900
[00:06:44] away,
[00:06:51] eight people were injured in overnight Israeli air strikes and artillery
[00:06:55] shelling targeting towns in the southern Lebanese district
[00:06:58] of tire despite an ongoing seats fire and negotiations between
[00:07:02] Beiroth and Tel Aviv. Israely drones carried out three air
[00:07:06] strikes on the almalab neighborhood in the town of Buraj
[00:07:09] Shamali and Israel's fighter jets later. struck thrice
[00:07:13] same location a fourth attack. Lebanon's health ministry said a
[00:07:17] statement that eight people were wounded in the strikes on Burja
[00:07:20] Shamali. Meanwhile, two Israeli soldiers were killed and four others got
[00:07:24] injured as an explosive device detonated in southern
[00:07:27] Lebanon. The incident took place in the town of
[00:07:30] Majdal zoon tire
[00:07:32] district.
[00:07:39] Deputy prime minister and foreign minister Isagda has.
[00:07:46] and offered prayers. for an office spokes person said during his visit the
[00:07:50] foreign minister prayed for the peace, progress and prosperity of
[00:07:54] pakistan and the wellbeing the muslim ummah. he also visited jable
[00:07:57] uhod where he paid his respects to the resting place ofir
[00:08:01] hamzah and offered prayers for all the marters the battle of
[00:08:05] uhod.
[00:08:12] Pakistan has categorically rejected its
[00:08:15] bases and politically motivated the remarks by the Indian Ministry of External
[00:08:18] Affairs regarding the ongoing legislative assembly elections in Azad,
[00:08:22] Jammu and Kashmir. At his weekly news briefing in Islamabad for an office
[00:08:26] spokes personarabi said it's unsurprising that India has
[00:08:30] chosen to issue such remarks on the eve the seventh anniversary of its
[00:08:34] illegal and unilateral elections of fifth of August through which it
[00:08:38] seeks to alter the internationally recognized disputed status of Jammu and
[00:08:42] Kashmir. he said those actions were a flagrant violation of relevant
[00:08:46] UN security council resolutions, international law and
[00:08:49] India's own international commitments. The spokes person said
[00:08:53] elections to the legislative assembly of Azad Jammu and Kashmir are being
[00:08:57] conducted a peaceful, transparent and orderly manner in
[00:09:00] accordance with the constitutional and legal framework governing Azad,
[00:09:04] Jammu and Kashmir. He said they reflect democratic
[00:09:08] aspirations and political will the people of Azad, Jammu and
[00:09:11] Kashmir. He said India has neither the legal
[00:09:15] standing nor the moral authority to comment on democratic process
[00:09:19] in Azad Kashmir while it continues to deny the people of Indian illegally
[00:09:23] occupied Jammu and Kashmir their fundamental political rights and democratic
[00:09:27] freedoms, so no amount of misinformation or propaganda can alter
[00:09:31] the legal and historical reality that Jammu and Kashmir remains an
[00:09:34] internationally recognized disputed territory and its final
[00:09:37] disposition is to be determined in accordance with the relevant United Nations Security
[00:09:41] Council. solutions as well as the freely expressed will the
[00:09:45] Kashmiri people through the UN administered plevisite.
[00:09:49] says
[00:09:49] Indian statements are clearly in intended to deflect international attention from
[00:09:53] its continued violation of international human rights in
[00:09:57] humanitarian laws as well
[00:09:59] as persistent failure to fulfill international
[00:10:03] obligations. he reiterated Pakistan's call on India to
[00:10:06] reverse its illegal actions and create an environment conducive to peaceful
[00:10:10] settlement the issue of J
[00:10:25] delegation from 15 countries visited the national emergencies operation
[00:10:28] center at the NDMA headquarters in Islamabad, more than
[00:10:32] 34 Pakistani ambassadors also participated in the session
[00:10:36] virtually. During the briefing, NDMA showcased its disaster
[00:10:40] management capabilities, early warning systems and technology driven
[00:10:43] emergency response framework. Chairman NDMA liftenant
[00:10:47] general Malik highlighted Pakistan's efforts to strengthen regional
[00:10:51] cooperation and improve disaster risk reduction. The v
[00:10:55] delegates praised NDMA's disaster management model and expressed interest
[00:10:59] in expanding cooperation with Pakistan on disaster
[00:11:02] prepararedness, emergency response
[00:11:04] and climate resilience. During the session, disaster lens
[00:11:08] 2026 was demonstrated for Pakistan in the global community and
[00:11:11] vigorous sequences of comprehensive international simulation
[00:11:15] exercises were shown to the delegates. The delegation applauded
[00:11:19] Pakistan's NDMA's superior disaster management methodology and
[00:11:23] trusted capabilities. The participating countries
[00:11:27] expressed interest for continued collaboration with Pakistan NDMA for
[00:11:31] disaster management and emergency response. Both sides
[00:11:34] underscored the importance of strengthening institutional linkages and promotion of
[00:11:38] cooperation to address emerging risks associated
[00:11:42] with the climate change and complex
[00:11:44] disasters.
[00:11:52] Chief of army staff and chief of defense forces field marshall.
[00:11:56] Pakistan's commitment to supporting Somalia in strengthening its security
[00:12:00] apparatus and promoting lasting peace in the region. According to
[00:12:04] ISPR, Somalia's minister for defense, ambassador Ahmed
[00:12:07] Malim Fiqi, let a high level delegation that call on
[00:12:11] field marshall Sidasan Unir. During the meeting, both sides
[00:12:15] discussed matters of mutual interest, regional security and ways to expand
[00:12:19] bilateral defense and security cooperation. They also
[00:12:22] emphasized the importance of strengthening. treate to military times at
[00:12:26] advancing capacity building initiatives to address shared security
[00:12:30] challenges, the Somali Defense Minister appreciated
[00:12:33] Pakistan's steadfast support and also acknowledged that Pakistan armed
[00:12:37] forces professional role in promoting regional peace and
[00:12:40] stability.
[00:12:46] Bangladesh has strongly condemned the Indian government's decision to
[00:12:50] allow former Prime Minister Sheikh Hazina to participate a live media
[00:12:54] interaction. in New Delhi describing the event as in front to
[00:12:57] Bangladesh sovereignty and insult to those killed during the
[00:13:01] July Revolution. In a statement talk us that it had conveyed its
[00:13:05] concerns to New Delhi in advance warning the possible impact the
[00:13:08] event on efforts to improve bilateral relations. It expressed
[00:13:12] regret the program was allowed to proceed despite those concerns.
[00:13:16] The statement issued on the second anniversary the July
[00:13:20] Revolution accused Sheikh Hasina of making hostile remarks
[00:13:24] against Bangladesh. its people during the interaction, it also
[00:13:27] rejected her denial of findings by the United Nations regarding the killing
[00:13:31] of civilians, including children during the July August
[00:13:35] 2024 unrest. Bangladesh said its people
[00:13:39] had rejected any attempt to reverse the course of history and reaffirmed
[00:13:43] their commitment to preventing any return to authoritarian rule.
[00:13:46] The government maintained that Sheikh Hazina would have no future role in the country's
[00:13:50] political landscape. Dhaka reiterated his its desire to
[00:13:54] main mutually beneficial relations with India based on sovereign
[00:13:58] equality, mutual respect, non interference and internal affairs and
[00:14:02] national dignity. It expressed disappointment
[00:14:06] that its repeated requests for Sheikh Hasina's extradition under
[00:14:09] 2013 Bangladesh India extradition treaty have not
[00:14:13] received response
[00:14:14] yet.
[00:14:21] UN human rights experts have urged Canada to take all possible measures.
[00:14:25] to protect seek activist Manindar Singh citing credible threats
[00:14:29] to his life and concerns over foreign intimidation, as per the
[00:14:32] guardian a letter to the Canadian government five in special
[00:14:36] reporter raised concerns about foreign intimidations and
[00:14:40] reprisals targeting Maninder singh a Canadian national and seek
[00:14:43] community activist. the experts at singh had
[00:14:47] received for duty to warn notices from Canadian
[00:14:50] authorities since 2022 regarding credible and eminent
[00:14:54] threats to his life, they called on Canada to ensure
[00:14:58] his protection and that of his family, accelerate
[00:15:01] investigations, hold those responsible,
[00:15:04] accountable and prevent similar incidents in the future. UN
[00:15:08] experts at the threats were part the broader pattern of transnational repression against
[00:15:12] seek activists in different countries, including Canada.
[00:15:15] UN rights experts have urged Canada to take all feasible measures to protect
[00:15:19] the seek activist Maninder Sing, who has been repeatedly warned by the Canadian
[00:15:23] authorities of credit. threats to his life, sing visited the
[00:15:27] United Nations in Geneva early this year to appeal for international
[00:15:31] action against India's targeting the seek activist abroad and against
[00:15:35] India's transnational repression
[00:15:37] broadly sing who has advocated for
[00:15:41] Khalistan, separate seek state movement has claimed Indian
[00:15:44] authorities of targeting seek activists
[00:15:47] abroad.
[00:16:06] Let's move on. to the news from the world of sports with
[00:16:56] in the fourth
[00:23:44] Hindutva forces have launched a state sponsored hate
[00:23:48] campaign against Muslims in India.
[00:23:51] Muslims are being attacked, humiliated and murdered under
[00:23:55] patternage of Modi regime. Indian authorities
[00:23:59] are demolishing Muslims houses, shops and
[00:24:02] mosks. Indiscriminate violence against Muslims
[00:24:06] has unmasked the so-called secular phase of
[00:24:08] India. World community must come forward
[00:24:12] to rescue Indian Muslims from the clutches of Hindutva
[00:24:15] terrorism.
[00:24:27] Afghanistan remains a central hub in the global truck
[00:24:30] trade. According to the UNODC 2025 report,
[00:24:34] it produced 433 tons of opium in
[00:24:37] 2024, nearly 20% the global
[00:24:41] supply. Despite a temporary drop after the
[00:24:44] 2022 ban, cultivation rose again by
[00:24:48] 19% in 20. 24, trafficking network
[00:24:52] stayed active, average opium prices of
[00:24:55] $750 per kilogram reflect the continued
[00:24:59] demand and functioning smuggling routes. According to the world
[00:25:02] drug report 2025, total global opium
[00:25:06] production in 2024 reach
[00:25:08] 2,140 tons. Myanmar led with
[00:25:12] 995 tons, which is 46%, followed
[00:25:16] by Afghanistan at 433 tons, which is...
[00:25:20] percent while Mexico and Colombia produce smaller
[00:25:23] shares. These figures highlight that despite fans and
[00:25:27] crackdowns, the global opium trade remains deeply
[00:25:31] entrenched with regional networks adapting and
[00:25:34] expanding. Moreover, an cartels are shifting from
[00:25:38] plant-based drugs to synthetics like crystal meth, which
[00:25:42] are cheaper to produce and easier to hide and harder to
[00:25:46] detect, showing that the threat is moving from fields to...
[00:25:50] laboratories spreading globally, but Pakistan is
[00:25:53] actively countering this threat under the national
[00:25:57] anti-narcotics policy 2019 and backed by the laws like
[00:26:01] the control of narcotic. Substances at
[00:26:03] 1997. Pakistan's anti-narcotics force
[00:26:07] ANF conduct extensive operations in
[00:26:10] Balochistan, KP and Synth. Using drones,
[00:26:14] satellite imagery and modern agricultural methods,
[00:26:17] Pakistan eradicates puppy crops even in remote
[00:26:21] areas.
[00:26:22] In 2024-2025 alone Pakistan cleared hundreds of hectares
[00:26:26] of puppy field, dismantled 419
[00:26:29] illegal waterboards, destroyed 64. solar systems
[00:26:33] and repatriated 110 foreign
[00:26:36] traffickers, national seizures exceeded
[00:26:39] 361 metric tons of narcotics worth
[00:26:42] billions, cutting off major supply lines with
[00:26:46] technology driven surveillance, corridor intelligence
[00:26:50] and the interagency coordination. pakistan maintains
[00:26:54] its poppy free status since 2001. the
[00:26:57] country is not just protecting its borders, it's safeguarding the
[00:27:01] region and the... world: Afghanistan may be the source, but
[00:27:05] Pakistan is the shield, leading the fight against narcotics
[00:27:09] and ensuring safer, drug free
[00:27:11] future.
[00:27:20] From the heart of South Asia to the cross roads of central Asia, from the turbulent middle
[00:27:24] east and North Africa to the power corridors the west, what India
[00:27:28] is doing is not bringing just
[00:27:32] in uh WT or Indus water treaty into
[00:27:34] question, in terms of setting a president, it's
[00:27:38] bringing all treaties the world into into question. If
[00:27:42] India wants to deny water from the Indus river to the
[00:27:46] hundreds of millions of people in Pakistan, in my best
[00:27:49] judgment, it will be
[00:27:51] all crime and it will be a crime against humanity. Pakistan is so well
[00:27:55] suited to play the role of mediator, geographically and
[00:27:59] culturally and diplomatically, they understand. both
[00:28:02] players and the United States and Iran have not had diplomatic relations for
[00:28:06] decades, global water bankrupcy
[00:28:10] report warning about what is happening around the world and like you more and
[00:28:14] more basins around the world, river basins, occrifers
[00:28:18] um are exhausting the the water resources beyond
[00:28:22] the natural
[00:28:22] replenishment.
[00:28:41] Pakistan has done human work, it's been
[00:28:44] absolutely remarkable what Pakistan,
[00:28:47] what islamabad has been able to bring about? well, I think
[00:28:51] the countries that are mediating have to keep plugging away and trying to find
[00:28:55] a modus a solution. I think the first thing that has to
[00:28:59] happen is there has to be agreement on the... straight of hor moves
[00:29:03] buse that was the cause of this latest war. most
[00:29:07] important part is going to be dialogue and i think the Pakistan
[00:29:11] back door diplomacy, Qatar also, is
[00:29:14] essential. India is not only destabilizing the region, India
[00:29:18] has, I think it's look at this ambition, it was involved in
[00:29:22] terrorist acts in Canada, the persecution of minorities in India has
[00:29:26] been very, very long problem,
[00:29:29] very systemic problem, systematic. persecution the
[00:29:33] Muslims there, not only the Muslims but also the Christians,
[00:29:37] on forces are police and scouts,
[00:29:41] strangers, they are doing the very
[00:29:43] best.
[00:30:32] Good evening, salam alaikum, you're watching Pakistan TV, I am fahim bangish with the
[00:30:36] headline news for this
[00:30:37] hour.
[00:30:51] Prime Minister Shahbas Sharif is a three-day official visit to Saudi Arabia
[00:30:54] from the 6th to the 8th of August, accompanied by chief of defense forces field
[00:30:58] marshals Manir and