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Amir Khan

Karachi

Creative Head at The Express Tribune

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  • 4 days ago | netmag.pk | Amir Khan

    A deadly suicide attack struck Peshawar’s Ring Road near the livestock market on Sunday, killing two police officers and injuring three others. According to Media Sources, the attacker detonated explosives close to a police patrol vehicle, resulting in the tragic loss of a sub-inspector and a constable, who were later pronounced dead at the hospital. Rescue 1122 confirmed the nature of the attack, stating that the bomber targeted a police mobile unit.

  • 4 days ago | netmag.pk | Amir Khan

    vivo, a leading global technology brand, has officially launched the vivo Y29 in Pakistan, the latest addition to its innovative and youth-focused Y series. Designed to meet the evolving needs of modern users, the Y29 offers a compelling mix of stylish design, durable construction, and exceptional battery life, delivering outstanding value in its price segment. With its premium Metallic High-Gloss Frame, the vivo Y29 is available in two stunning colors, Noble Brown and Elegant White.

  • 4 days ago | netmag.pk | Amir Khan

    Donald Trump Praises Pakistan and India for Preventing Conflict, Commits to Stronger Economic and Diplomatic TiesFormer U.S. President Donald Trump praised the leadership of Pakistan and India for their decisive actions in de-escalating recent tensions that had the potential to spiral into a large-scale conflict in South Asia. Just one day after a ceasefire agreement, Trump commended the strong and courageous leadership of both nations for their efforts in halting aggressive military actions.

  • 4 days ago | netmag.pk | Amir Khan

    PAF Destroys Indian S-400 System: What Is It and How Did India Acquire It? 🔴 Pakistan Air Force has reportedly destroyed India’s advanced S-400 missile system stationed at Adampur Airbase, inflicting billions of dollars in damage. New Delhi: According to reports, the Pakistan Air Force (PAF) successfully targeted and destroyed the Russian-made S-400 air defense system at the Indian Air Force base in Adampur, Punjab. The estimated cost of the system is said to be around $1.5 billion.

  • 4 days ago | netmag.pk | Amir Khan

    The Dangerous Escalation of India-Pakistan Tensions: A Critical ExaminationWhen India attributes any terrorist attack in its illegally occupied Kashmir — whether home-grown or linked to Pakistan, specifically to Lashkar-e-Tayyaba (LeT) — or blames any non-flushing toilet in India on the ISI, creating a war hysteria driven by arrogance and hubris without conducting impartial investigations and ignoring international calls for restraint, it is an abhorrent display of subpar statesmanship.

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