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Pakistan Army extends lead with 48 gold medals in National Games

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KARACHI: Pakistan Army has strengthened its lead in the National Games by securing 48 gold medals. WAPDA stands second with 14 golds, while Pakistan Navy holds the third position with 7 gold medals.

Nine-year-old Kainat Ibrahim from Sindh became the youngest athlete to win a bronze medal in the 10,000 meters event.

In men’s football, teams from Pakistan Army, Pakistan Navy, and Pakistan Air Force have advanced to the semi-finals. The semi-final matches are scheduled for December 10, with the final set for December 12.

WAPDA athletes Samiullah and Faiqa Riaz claimed gold in the 100 meters sprint, earning the titles of Pakistan’s fastest male and female athletes, respectively.

Arshad Nadeem also won gold in the javelin throw. So far, 11 gold medals have been decided in the athletics events at the National Games.

Six Militants Killed in Balochistan Operation

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Pakistani security forces killed six suspected militants in a targeted operation in Dalbandin, Balochistan, on Wednesday. The operation was launched after intelligence reports indicated the presence of a militant group in the area.


According to the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR), a gun battle broke out as troops closed in on the hideout. A cache of weapons and explosives was also recovered from the site.


Authorities said the militants were linked to recent attacks on security personnel and infrastructure in the region.

The operation marks another step in Pakistan’s ongoing counterterrorism campaign in Balochistan.
Security experts say the latest offensive highlights Islamabad’s continued effort to stabilize the province amid recurring insurgent activity.

Taliban suffer heavy losses as Pakistan Army hits back in Kurram Sector

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PESHAWAR: The Pakistan Army delivered a swift and decisive response to unprovoked firing by Afghan Taliban and Khwarij terrorists in the Kurram Sector along the Pak-Afghan border.

According to security sources, Taliban positions suffered significant losses as a result of the retaliatory strikes. Within an hour, the Pakistan Army destroyed the fourth tank position of the Afghan Taliban at the Shamshad Post, forcing militants linked with Fitna al-Khawarij and the Taliban to flee in panic.

Sources confirmed that an important commander of Fitna al-Khawarij was reportedly killed in the counterattack. The strikes also destroyed multiple tank positions at the Nargsar Post in Afghanistan’s Khost province, eliminating several Taliban and Khawarij fighters. The post was later found abandoned.

One Taliban position reportedly raised a white flag before being evacuated by its fighters, officials added.

In addition, the army destroyed a sixth tank and its crew at Turkmanzai Top, with flames seen rising from the wreckage. A training camp opposite the Polsen Post, reportedly linked to Khawarij leader Malik Naeem, was also completely demolished in the operation.

Pakistan Army wins gold at Cambrian Patrol Exercise 2025

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RAWALPINDI: Pakistan Army team secured a gold medal at Exercise Cambrian Patrol 2025, held in Wales, United Kingdom, from October 3 to 13, marking the 66th edition of the world-renowned military competition.

The exercise has retained its demanding professional standards; patrols from all across the globe had to move tactically across inhospitable terrain, covering a distance of 60 kms within 48 hours, completing specialist tasks in a contested environment.

This year, 137 teams from 36 Countries participated in the exercise and out of all these teams, Pakistan Army’ Team lead by Captain Muhammad Saad showed Exceptional Performance in the exercise and awarded with the gold medal.

It is indeed a proud moment for the whole Nation and Pakistan Army which is known for its professionalism and highest standards of training. Pakistan Army has always held Country’s flag high and will keep endeavouring in future as well.