US Strikes Iran Nuclear Sites: Operation Midnight Hammer, Impact & Global Crisis | In-Depth Analysis By: Javid Amin | 23 June 205 The Night the Stealth Bombers Flew The pre-dawn darkness over the Zagros Mountains on [Fictional Date] wasn’t silent. It was shattered by the near-simultaneous impact of some of the most powerful conventional weapons in the US arsenal, striking deep into the heart of Iran’s most sensitive and heavily defended nuclear facilities. Operation Midnight Hammer, a meticulously planned and audaciously executed surprise attack, marked a seismic shift in the…
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Four Days of Chaos: How India & Pakistan Nearly Went to War Over Kashmir!
Four Days That Took India and Pakistan to the Brink Srinagar May 18, 2025 – The world watched in alarm as India and Pakistan, two nuclear-armed neighbors, engaged in four days of intense military hostilities over Kashmir. The crisis, triggered by a deadly militant attack in Pahalgam, escalated into missile strikes, drone warfare, and artillery exchanges, pushing both nations to the edge of full-scale conflict. A fragile ceasefire, reportedly mediated by the U.S., UK, and Saudi Arabia, halted the immediate crisis, but tensions remain high. This article provides a detailed…
Read MoreTrump’s ‘Nuclear War’ Claim Sparks Diplomatic Rift Between India & U.S.!
U.S.-India Tensions Rise Over Kashmir Truce as Trump’s “Nuclear Claim” Sparks Outrage New Delhi, May 17, 2025 – A diplomatic rift has emerged between India and the United States after former U.S. President Donald Trump claimed credit for brokering a ceasefire between India and Pakistan following recent military clashes. Trump’s assertion that his administration prevented a nuclear war has infuriated New Delhi, which maintains that the truce was a bilateral decision without external mediation. Background: The India-Pakistan Conflict & Ceasefire The latest India-Pakistan military standoff began on May 7, when…
Read MoreHow India-Pakistan Conflict Turned from Brink of War to Ceasefire in Days
War Averted – What India & Pakistan’s Ceasefire Means for Regional Stability Srinagar 13 May 2025 : In a span of just four days, India and Pakistan, two nuclear-armed neighbors with a history of enmity, teetered on the edge of a full-scale war before pulling back to a fragile ceasefire. The rapid escalation and subsequent de-escalation, mediated by international actors, have left the world both relieved and wary of the volatile dynamics in South Asia. Here’s a detailed look at how the crisis unfolded and was resolved. The Spark: A…
Read MoreIndia-Pakistan Tensions Escalate: What’s Next for Border Residents?
Pakistan Shells Poonch: 13 Dead, Mass Evacuations & Rising Tensions The border district of Poonch, Jammu and Kashmir, has witnessed one of the deadliest artillery shelling incidents in recent years. Pakistani troops launched heavy shelling, killing 13 civilians, including four Sikhs, four minors, and a soldier, while 45 others were injured. The attack also targeted a gurdwara, sparking outrage and fear among residents. As tensions between India and Pakistan escalate, the humanitarian, economic, and strategic consequences of this attack are becoming increasingly evident. Key Developments 1. Pakistani Forces Target Multiple…
Read MoreJaishankar Outlines Steps to Resolve Kashmir Issue, Emphasizes Return of PoK
If Pakistan Vacates PoK, Kashmir Issue Will Be ‘Solved’: Jaishankar Srinagar 05 March 2025: External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar has said that Pakistan vacating Pakistan Occupied Kashmir would resolve the Kashmir issue in its entirety. The Minister was responding to a question from a member of the audience at the Chatham House, the London-based thinktank. The question was about whether Prime Minister Narendra Modi could use his relationship with U.S. President Donald Trump to “solve” the Kashmir issue. “Removing Article 370 was step number one,” Mr. Jaishankar said, referring to…
Read MoreDiplomatic Tension: Maldives Takes Action Against Ministers Over Anti-Modi Statements
Former presidents including Mohammad Nasheed and Ibrahim Solih had demanded action against the ministers over their remarks against Prime Minister Modi. The Maldives government on Sunday suspended three ministers over their derogatory remarks against Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Mariyam Shiuna, Malsha Shareef and Mahzoom Majid were suspended over their remarks against PM Modi, which triggered a massive backlash. Earlier in the day, the Maldives government in a statement had distanced itself from the remarks, calling them ‘personal opinions’. The statement had come following India making it clear that the remarks…
Read MoreTrudeau: World should be worried about India’s actions
Canada on Friday withdrew 41 diplomats from India days after New Delhi insisted on their removal alleging interference in internal affairs. Canada Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has said by revoking diplomatic immunity to 40 diplomats, India contravened a very basic principle of diplomacy. Continuing his tirade against India on Friday, he said India violated the Vienna Convention rules and all countries in the world should be worried about the move. He also broached the subject of the murder of Khalistan terrorist Hardeep Singh Nijjar. He also said New Delhi was…
Read MoreIranian Foreign Minister Warns of Potential ‘Other Fronts’ If Israel Continues Bombing Gaza
Iranian Minister of Foreign Affairs Hossein Amirabdollahian says that if Israel’s bombardment of Gaza continues, the war may open on “other fronts,” an apparent reference to the Lebanese group Hezbollah. Amirabdollahian has arrived in Beirut where he was greeted by representatives of Hamas and the Palestinian Islamic Jihad along with Lebanese officials, Times of Israel reported. “In light of the continued aggression, war crimes, and siege on Gaza, opening other fronts is a real possibility,” Amirabdollahian says, speaking to journalists on his arrival. Early Thursday, Amirabdollahian had visited Iraq, where…
Read MoreDeciphering the Post-SC Verdict Landscape: Navigating Jammu and Kashmir’s Uncharted Waters
Amidst Constitutional Watershed, Jammu and Kashmir’s Future Hangs in the Balance By: Javid Amin In a seismic legal pronouncement, the Supreme Court’s verdict on Article 370 has thrust Jammu and Kashmir into a state of profound ambiguity. The implications of this landmark decision transcend the legal realm, casting an indelible shadow over the region’s intricate future. Article 370, a constitutional provision historically emblematic of Jammu and Kashmir’s unique status, conferred a measure of autonomy upon the region. Its revocation by the Indian government in 2019 ignited a conflagration of protests…
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