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Pakistan & Kashmir

Misconceptions about Pakistan-India Secret Talks
India, Pakistan & Kashmir

Misconceptions about Pakistan-India Secret Talks

By VT Editors                By Sajjad Shaukat Pak VT During the visit of Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi to the United Arab Emirates (UAE) on April 17, this year, some analysts and anchors of Pakistan’s print and electronic media, including those of foreign and Indian media entities said that Qureshi would meet Minister of External Affairs of India Dr. S. Jaishankar who would be in Abu Dhabi (capital of UAE) for a day trip on April 18, setting off speculations that the top diplomats may meet as part of efforts to seek rapprochement. Particularly, Indian media propagated that foreign ministers of Pakistan and India would hold secret talks to break Kashmir deadlock and UAE is facilitating these dialogu...
Nazi regime Bars Sheikh Sabri From Traveling For Four Months
Human Rights, Pakistan & Kashmir, ZIO-NAZI

Nazi regime Bars Sheikh Sabri From Traveling For Four Months

Israel Bars Sheikh Sabri From Traveling For Four Months Israeli intelligence officers handed, Monday, Sheikh Ekrima Sabri, the Khatib of the al-Aqsa Mosque in the occupied Palestinian capital Jerusalem, an order barring him from traveling for four months. Media sources said Sheikh Sabri received the order after denouncing Israel’s escalating violations against the Palestinians in Jerusalem, especially the recent assaults and abduction of many Palestinians in and around Al-Aqsa since the beginning of the holy Muslim month of Ramadan. The sources added that the order was issued by the Israeli Interior Minister Arye Deri, who accused Sabri of incitement. It is worth mentioning that Sabri said the escalating violations against the worshipers in Al-Aqsa are only leadi...
Destroying Pakistan to Make It Safe
Human Rights, Pakistan & Kashmir, ZIO-NAZI

Destroying Pakistan to Make It Safe

By Eric S. Margolis Internally displaced women and children walk in the Chota Lahore camp in Pakistan’s Swabi district 75 miles northwest of Islamabad, May 20, 2009. Some 1.5 million Pakistanis fled the military onslaught on the country’s Northwest Frontier Province (AFP photo/Pedro Ugarte).THE U.S. keeps kicking hornets’ nests around the globe and wondering why it continues getting stung. The latest example: Pakistan’s once beautiful Swat Valley has been turned into a battlefield. In May, Pakistan finally bowed to Washington’s angry demands to unleash its military against rebellious Pashtun tribesmen of the Northwest Frontier Province (NWFP)—who are collectively mislabeled “Taliban” in the West. They are not the Afghan Taliban, but it’s convenient for the Western media and Pent...
Change in Direction of Wind – India-Pakistan Antagonism
India, Pakistan & Kashmir

Change in Direction of Wind – India-Pakistan Antagonism

By Brig. General Asif H. Raja  Asif Haroon Raja for VT The notorious Narendra Modi nurtured by the RSS had earned infamy due to his disgraceful role in the demolition of Babri mosque in Ayodia in 1992 and in the massacre of 2000 Muslims in Gujarat in 2002 when he was the State Governor. The US and the West declared him a terrorist and denied him a visa.  However, when he took over the rule of India in June 2014, all his sins were pardoned. Soon after, he started flexing muscles against Pakistan. On a flimsy pretext as to why Pakistan’s High Commissioner in New Delhi had hosted a dinner for the visiting Kashmiri leadership in August 2014, which had been a norm, he adopted a belligerent posture. After giving marching order to Pakistan’s envoy, he directed the Indian...
Afghanistan yesterday, today, tomorrow – Pakistan-US role
Afghanistan, Pakistan & Kashmir, USA

Afghanistan yesterday, today, tomorrow – Pakistan-US role

By Brig. General Asif H. Raja  Asif Haroon Raja for VT Start of Joe Biden’s innings A study mandated by the US Congress has called for a delay in the pullout, warning it would effectively hand the Taliban a victory. Gen Kenneth McKenzie, head of the US Centcom, declared the Taliban as “clearly” being responsible for violence in Afghanistan, but agreed that no attack came on the US-NATO. The Pentagon also accused Taliban of not fulfilling promises that include reducing attacks and cutting ties to insurgent groups such as Al-Qaeda.The spoilers like India, the unity regime in Kabul, Pentagon and CIA are playing their negative role to block the withdrawal of occupation troops. They are painting a gloomy picture that complete exit would lead to bloody war and r...
Afghanistan, Pakistan & Kashmir

Interrelationship of Afghan and Pakistan Stability

The Taliban have welcomed Donald Trump’s Peace Tweet as a positive step towards the implementation of the US-Taliban peace deal By Sajjad Shaukat Pak VT In a tweet, the US President Donald Trump surprisingly announced on October 7, this year that all US troops in Afghanistan could be home by Christmas, putting an end to America’s longest war. According to the US former officials, “Less than a month before the presidential election, President Trump’s abrupt vow to bring home troops from Afghanistan by year-end is a sign of how he may feel increasingly unchained to push through a foreign policy wish list he hopes could appeal to voters”. US analysts warned that President Trump’s plan would weaken Kabul’s position in the intra-Afghan talks and would further strengthen the Taliban,...
Pakistan & Kashmir

Pakistan: Defense Day reminds ‘Moral Force’ of the Armed Forces

By Sajjad Shaukat The 6th of September is celebrated every year as the Defense Day by every Pakistani, as on this very day, Pakistan’s courageous Armed Forces and the entire nation stood united in 1965 for the defense of the homeland against India’s nefarious designs which had threatened the territorial integrity of the country through an all-out war. This time, this very day has come at a time when Pakistan is facing multiple threats of grave nature externally and internally. Since August 5, 2019 when Indian government revoked articles 35A and 370 of the Constitution, which gave a special status to the disputed territory of the Indian Illegally Occupied Kashmir (IIOK), Indian fanatic government of the ruling party BJP led by the extremist Prime Minister Narendra Modi continued ...
C.I.A, Pakistan & Kashmir, UAE, USA, ZIO-NAZI

Pakistan cautiously reacts to UAE -Zionist deal

Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan addresses people during opening ceremony of U21 Games 2020 at Qayyum Sports Complex, in Peshawar, Pakistan on March 9, 2020. [Hussain Ali - Anadolu Agency]August 14, 2020 Pakistan on Friday cautiously reacted to the controversial deal between the UAE and the Nazi regime to normalize ties, declaring the development with “far-reaching implications.” “We have noted the Joint Statement announcing agreement of UAE and Israel to have full normalization of relations. This is a development with far-reaching implications, ” said a statement from the Foreign Ministry. Islamabad said its approach would be guided by “our evaluation of how Palestinians’ rights and aspirations are upheld and how regional peace, security and stability are preserved.” “Paki...
The departure of "Israeli'' aircraft hunter Saifullah al-Azam
Pakistan & Kashmir, Palestine Affairs

The departure of "Israeli'' aircraft hunter Saifullah al-Azam

Dhaka - Quds News : The pilot, Saifullah Al-Azam, died at the age of 80, in the military hospital in the Bangladeshi capital, "Dhaka", leaving behind him a unique military bus, as he was the only pilot in the world to shoot down four Israeli planes during the 1967 Six-Day War. The pilot, Saifullah, is the only one in the world who served in a war environment for four air forces of different countries: Pakistan, Bangladesh, Jordan, and Iraq. who is he? Saifullah Jameel al-Azim was born, greater or greater, or Azam - whose nickname was written in various forms - in 1941 in Babna, the Far East of India, in a region located in present-day Bangladesh, and his family lived in Calcutta until the decision to partition India in 1947, at which time the family migrated to Pakistan, whe...
Valley of Unrest
India, Pakistan & Kashmir

Valley of Unrest

[Letter from Kashmir] By Sonia Faleiro India’s unending occupation of Kashmir One winter’s night in the Kashmir Valley, the power went out. A bone-piercing cold swept through my hotel room in Srinagar. The next morning, the radiator, the water heater, and all the light switches were useless things. I knew that I would feel isolated in the Valley, given that India had imposed a communications blockade three months earlier, snapping internet, cellular, and landline connections for seven million people. Nevertheless, I was unprepared for the feeling of total solitude that the absence of connectivity—and now power—provoked in me, mere hours after arriving. I was unmoored, like I belonged to nothing. I lay in bed, wearing two sweaters, a hat, and gloves. The hotel room was spac...