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Aafia Siddiqui’s lawyer, Clive Stafford Smith (@CliveSSmith), was asked by someone: “for how much was Aafia sold by the Pakistani army to Americans?” He replied: Sad to say, the CIA reportedly paid the Pakistan military $55,000 for Aafia Siddiqui, a shameful sale of the 'Daughter of the Nation" into torture for her, abuse for 2 kids, & apparently death for the infant (Suleman)

#Urgent_News 🚨 In the United Arab Emirates, a joint operational office of Pakistani and American intelligence was reportedly struck in Iran’s recent missile attacks, resulting in the deaths of several Pakistani intelligence officials. It is worth noting that the Pakistani government is allegedly attempting to conceal the incident and present the deceased intelligence officials as ordinary civilians.

People in Pashtunkhwa are outraged due to the severe rise in fuel and food prices and are expressing a desire for the dissolution of the state known as Pakistan.

#BreakingNews 🚨 Afghan forces destroyed a post of Pakistani militias along the disputed border in Tani district of Khost province. Security sources said that the bodies of several Pakistani soldiers remain buried under debris, and the body of one soldier has been pulled to the Afghan side of the border by Afghan forces.

@MEAIndia Thanks India 🇮🇳

At this time of hardship being faced by Afghan people due to recent floods and earthquake, India delivers HADR materials, including kitchen sets, hygiene kits, plastic sheets, tarpaulins, sleeping bags, and more. India stands in solidarity with the people of Afghanistan and remains committed to extending humanitarian assistance and support during this challenging time.

#BreakingNews 🚨 The United Arab Emirates has made a new proposal to the Pakistani government: Either repay the loans as soon as possible, or provide some nuclear weapons in return.

#BreakingNews🚨 The United Arab Emirates (UAE) has recalled its cricket players from Pakistan who were participating in the PSL.

Foreign Minister Mawlawi Amir Khan Muttaqi stated: Our shared goal is to increase the volume of trade between Afghanistan and Central Asian countries to around $10 billion over the next three to four years.

There are no issues along the border with Central Asian countries. Foreign Minister Mawlawi Amir Khan Muttaqi stated that serious measures have been taken against disruptive elements along the border with Central Asian countries, and currently there are no problems in the area.

Uzbekistan’s Deputy Foreign Minister, Babur Usmanov, said: Afghanistan is a key partner in the Silk Road. In this new era of transit and connectivity, Afghanistan has the potential to connect two billion people. Uzbekistan is preparing to begin feasibility studies and practical work on the Afghan-Trans railway network in Afghanistan.

Tajikistan’s Ambassador, Mr. Sharifi, said in Kabul: Afghanistan’s security is a priority of our foreign policy. We are expanding political and economic relations with Afghanistan. We support the Pakistan-Afghanistan meeting in China, and issues should be resolved only through peaceful means. Special thanks to Afghanistan’s security forces for maintaining security along the shared border.

The consultative meeting titled “Afghanistan and Central Asia Dialogue” has commenced at the initiative of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan. The meeting, chaired by Foreign Minister Mawlawi Amir Khan Muttaqi, began with the participation of high-level representatives from Afghanistan and Central Asian countries. Discussions will cover political, economic, and security issues, as well as the expansion of regional cooperation, trade, and transit.

🚨 Pakistani forces lose a key area in Kashmir! Indian border forces have entered the Kiran area of the Neelum Valley in Pakistan-administered Kashmir and have taken control of a large part of the region. It is worth noting that Pakistani border forces have retreated from the area.

Pakistan Apologizes to Iran! Pakistan’s Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar, in a recent phone call with Iran’s Foreign Minister Seyed Abbas Araghchi, apologized over the failure of the negotiation process between Iran and the United States in Islamabad. He clarified that Pakistan had no ill intentions regarding the process. Ishaq Dar made the call at a time when recent reports suggested that the Islamabad talks were allegedly a tactic by the United States and Israel to target Iranian officials—an effort that failed after the Iranian delegation refused to attend.

Informational infographic on the war crimes of Pakistan’s military regime (as of yesterday): Number of civilian martyrs: 761 Number of civilian wounded: 626 Displaced families: 27,407 Destroyed houses: 1,140 Missiles and mortars fired: 14,973 Mosques destroyed: 34 Shops destroyed: 256 Schools and madrasas destroyed: 26 Livestock killed: 661 Vehicles destroyed: 42 Clinics destroyed: 3

#Exclusive 🚨 In Skardu, a region of Gilgit-Baltistan in Pakistan, Pakistani soldiers reportedly took money from Shia individuals that had been collected as donations for Iran. The military also detained some Shia individuals who were collecting these funds and transferred them to an undisclosed location.

عاصم منیر کے پاکستان کو خوش آمدید😆 پاکستان میں پٹرول اور ڈیزل کے شدید بحران کے باعث لوگ مختلف طریقوں سے اپنا ردِعمل ظاہر کر رہے ہیں۔

Wali Nasr, a professor at Johns Hopkins University, said in an interview with CNN: Pakistan’s proposal to mediate talks between the United States and Iran was a plot aimed at eliminating Iranian officials. He stated that the plan was designed to lure Iranian officials into a meeting under the pretext of negotiations, only to later target them. According to him, the core objective of this alleged scheme was to create a security threat under the cover of diplomatic engagement. So far, there has been no official response from Pakistan, the United States, or Iran regarding these claims. #sourcefactory CNN International

Wall Street Journal: Iran has officially informed mediators that it is not willing to meet U.S. officials in Islamabad and considers U.S. demands unacceptable. Mediators said on Friday that Turkey and Egypt are considering new venues for talks, including Doha or Istanbul, and are also working on new proposals to help end the current deadlock.

Amid the emerging fuel crisis in Pakistan, the fuel reserves of the country’s Interior Ministry have also been depleted, and today in many areas of Pakistan, police vehicles were seen immobilized due to a lack of fuel.

Oil-carrying Pakistani vessels passing through the Strait of Hormuz are being handed over to the United States. Sources from Pakistan’s Oil and Gas Regulatory Authority (OGRA) say that a number of the country’s oil transport ships are being delivered to the United States. According to these claims, a shortage of oil has emerged in the domestic market, and prices are rising, increasing public concern. Europe and the United States rely heavily on energy imports, and changes in global markets directly affect them. The closure of the Strait of Hormuz by Iran has also had a significant impact. It is worth noting that Iran has allowed 20 Pakistani vessels to pass through the Strait of Hormuz, most of which are reportedly being directed to the United States. At the international level, U.S. pressure on Pakistan and their relations remain a subject of debate, as Pakistan is seen as being aligned with U.S. policies.