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No. 8 Squadron ‘Haiders’ “Mission impossible” succeeds.
1500 hrs, 30th May 1995.
Two Mirages from Pakistan Air Force’s elite No. 8 launched from Masroor Airbase, flying low-level over the Arabian Sea...
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The FAA has issued a nationwide ground stop for all flights across the US, citing “extraordinary circumstances” and “reasons of safety.”
The most unexpected shit starts happening just as GTA 6 is approaching launch.
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Big thanks to @MI6_606 for helping out with the images 🙏❤️
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Lineage L-1000 Misleading Claims
Media claims alleging that the Economic Coordination Committee (ECC) approved Rs 1.094 billion to purchase a luxury executive jet for the Pakistan Army are factually misleading and false.
The official Press Information Department (PID) handout (PR No. 40, November 4, 2026) makes no mention of purchasing a luxury executive aircraft. Instead, it records the ECC's consideration of Defence Division summaries seeking Technical Supplementary Grants (TSGs) to meet essential operational requirements and support national security priorities. These included Rs 1.094 billion for the induction and operationalisation of a Lineage L-1000 aircraft, alongside Rs 54 billion for ongoing Defence Services projects and Rs 29.139 billion for Project Istaqlal.
The amount has also been misrepresented as an aircraft purchase cost. Rs 1.094 billion is approximately $3.9 million, far below the aircraft's estimated original value of nearly $50 million. Embraer discontinued commercial production of the Lineage 1000 in August 2020. The aircraft platform is associated with Pakistan's Sea Sultan Long-Range Maritime Patrol Aircraft (LRMPA) programme, as well as related defence aviation requirements. The approved grant relates to induction and operationalisation expenses, not the purchase of a luxury VIP jet.
The same media narrative conveniently overlooks the broader decisions taken during the November 4 ECC meeting. Of the approximately Rs 380 billion in approved financing, Rs 275 billion was allocated to critical public infrastructure and development projects, including the Diamer-Bhasha Dam, Mohmand Dam, Greater Karachi Water Supply Project (K-IV), Chashma Right Bank Canal and Kacchi Canal.
Additionally, the ECC approved Rs 1 billion for gasification of rural villages near gas fields, extended gas supplies to fertilizer plants to support the agricultural sector, and transferred Rs 15.625 billion in savings generated through federal austerity and fuel-conservation measures to the Prime Minister's Austerity Fund 2026.
The official ECC briefing, ECC Approves Key Financing and Sectoral Development Measures, provides the actual breakdown of the decisions and approved allocations.
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Pakistan Joins Air-to-Air Missile Club With Successful Test Of Fa’az
The test is a major step toward Pakistan’s homegrown air-to-air missile capability, despite already fielding advanced Chinese weapons.
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-Afghanistan’s Anti-Taliban Resistance: The Groups Challenging Taliban Rule.
When the Taliban returned to power in August 2021, many expected organised opposition to collapse following the fall of Kabul and the defeat of resistance forces in Panjshir.
But that did not happen.
Over the past five years, several anti-Taliban organisations have emerged, regrouped and continued conducting attacks against Taliban security personnel and installations.
In 2026, their activities have become increasingly visible, particularly in northern and northeastern Afghanistan.1/
























