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Area Cordoned Off After J&K Police Head Constable Ashiq Hussain Qureshi Killed in Suspected Militant Attack in Anantnag. Security forces launch a massive search operation after gunmen opened fire on a police party in Lal Chowk, Anantnag. More details awaited.



It has been observed that certain media organizations and members of the public are circulating photographs and videos related to the terror incident in Anantnag. Cyber Police J&K cautions all media organizations and the general public to refrain from sharing, publishing, forwarding, or circulating such content on any platform. Dissemination of such material may hamper ongoing investigations, compromise public security, and attract legal action under the relevant provisions of law. Strict action shall be taken against violators.

Muslim students of India. Go and join the students agitations, this is your fight too.

⚡️ Jordanian MP Ali Al-Khalayleh on the killing of American soldiers in Jordan: "They were on a picnic with sheep herders in the desert, and by chance, missile shrapnel fell on them."







State-run #Yemen TV aired recent footage showing Yemeni Air Force aircraft (apparently F-5E fighters) taking off, alongside remarks by Maj. Gen. Abdulaziz Al-Muhaya, deputy commander of the Yemeni Armed Forces’ Air Force. Al-Muhaya said several fighter aircraft have been rehabilitated and were used in the strike on Houth-held Sana’a Airport under directives from the country’s political leadership. He added that the Air Force is prepared to confront any hostile aircraft that violates Yemeni airspace and called on the political leadership of the Internationally government of Yemen to bolster the force with additional fighter aircraft and air-defense systems.

Satellite imagery shows 6 impact craters at Houthi-controlled Sanaa International Airport in Yemen following last week’s strike by multiple Storm Shadow cruise missiles launched by the Royal Saudi Air Force to prevent an Iranian Mahan Air aircraft from landing.




Saudi Arabia imports over 70% of its food. A prolonged naval blockade would hit not only oil exports, but the everyday goods filling Saudi supermarket shelves.





