US Secretary of State Marco Rubio urges India and Pakistan to de-escalate after Pakistan's retaliatory strikes under Operation Bunyan-ul-Marsoos. While Rubio offers mediation, Vice President JD Vance reaffirms that the conflict is 'none of America's business'.
"U.S. Vice President JD Vance distances America from India-Pakistan conflict, calling it 'none of our business'. Meanwhile, Pakistan claims to have downed 25 Indian-operated Israeli-made drones amid escalating tensions."
On Thursday, Pakistan downed 25 Israeli-made Harop drones, informed the Director General Inter-Services Public Relations, ISPR, Lt Gen Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry.
According to ISPR, the debris of Israeli-owned drones is being recovered from various cities in Pakistan. As many as 12 cities were targeted with Indian drones on Thursday morning.
He also said that Indian airstrikes endangered civil aviation, as nearly 57 international airlines were traveling through Pakistan's airspace at the time of the Indian attack.
Dr Moeed Pirzada, Editor GVS, invites Professor Ahmet Kuru of San Diego State University to discuss the rise and fall of Muslim intellectual traditions, drawing insights from his acclaimed book Islam, Authoritarianism, and Underdevelopment.
An Indian Air Force jet accidentally released a non-explosive aerial store over Shivpuri, damaging a house but causing no casualties, as regional tensions and fears of skirmishes with Pakistan intensify.
Pakistan's leader announced his readiness to defend the country on Saturday, after New Delhi blamed a deadly attack in Indian-run Kashmir on Islamabad, sending already fraught relations into a tailspin with soldiers exchanging gunfire across their contested frontier.
Hania Amir, Fawad Khan, and others face backlash from Pakistani fans for expressing grief over the Pahalgam attack in Indian-Occupied Kashmir while ignoring the Jaffar Express tragedy in Balochistan.
