Author: Richard Parks
Richard Parks
Richard Parks is a freelance journalist at DaljoogNews. He is known for his clear and detailed reporting on general news. With years of experience, Richard covers a wide range of topics to help readers stay informed about the latest events.
At least 51 people have died in an Indian attack on Pakistan, according to a statement from the Pakistan Army on Tuesday, May 13. The military confirmed the incident and shared details about the victims. The attack reportedly hit both military and civilian targets. Among the dead are 11 members of the security forces. The army released their names and ranks. The remaining 40 victims were civilians. This group included seven women and 15 children. The Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR), which is the media arm of Pakistan’s military, shared the news. It said that the attack also left many others…
After four days of intense fighting between India and Pakistan, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited the Adampur Air Force Station in Punjab on Tuesday. The base is close to the border with Pakistan and has played a key role in the recent military operation. Hundreds of Indian soldiers welcomed Modi with loud cheers and patriotic chants. Standing in front of fighter jets and Russia-made S-400 air defense systems, Modi gave a strong message to neighboring Pakistan. He said the recent military strike, named Operation Sindoor, was not just a mission name—it was a bold reply to the terrorist attack…
In a surprising development, U.S. President Donald Trump has expressed interest in joining the direct talks between Russian President Vladimir Putin and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, which are expected to take place in Turkey. During a press conference on Monday, May 13, Trump revealed his desire to be part of the crucial discussions. Trump said that he hopes the upcoming Russia-Ukraine meeting will yield significant results. He also expressed his hopes that both leaders, Putin and Zelensky, would attend the talks. According to Trump, he might even travel to Istanbul to be a part of the discussions, should the opportunity…
In a significant turn of events, the Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK), one of the most prominent armed groups in the Middle East, has announced its disbandment. This marks the end of a nearly four-decade-long conflict between the PKK and Turkey. The announcement was made on Monday, May 12, by Al Jazeera, following the group’s voluntary decision to officially dissolve. The PKK’s disbandment signals the closure of an intense chapter in Turkey’s history, where the conflict between the group and the Turkish government has resulted in countless casualties and widespread instability. The PKK, initially formed in the late 1970s, has long…
Just after Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s speech on the Kashmir situation and Operation Sindoor, tensions between India and Pakistan escalated with reports of drone sightings and explosions in several areas of Indian-controlled Kashmir. On Monday evening, Modi addressed the nation for the first time since India launched Operation Sindoor in response to a deadly attack in Pahalgam, Jammu and Kashmir. During his speech, he warned Pakistan about nuclear threats, stating that India would not tolerate any form of nuclear blackmail. However, right after his address, unusual events unfolded in areas near Jammu, Kashmir, and Punjab. At around 8 PM,…
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has said he is ready to meet Russian President Vladimir Putin for direct peace talks. In a post on X (formerly Twitter), Zelensky said he will wait for Putin in Turkey this Thursday. The message was clear: “I will be waiting for Putin in Turkey on Thursday.” Zelensky added that he hopes for a full and lasting ceasefire starting Monday. He believes this would open the door for serious talks and help end the war. “We expect a complete and permanent ceasefire starting tomorrow,” Zelensky wrote. “This will create the base needed for diplomacy. There is…
India has confirmed that five of its soldiers were killed during recent fighting with Pakistan. The Indian Army gave this update on Sunday during an official briefing. The fighting began after a deadly attack in Pahalgam, Kashmir. Armed men killed 26 people in that attack on April 22. Most of the victims were tourists. India blamed Pakistan for the attack, but Pakistan has denied all claims. In response, India launched a military mission called Operation Sindoor on May 7. The operation targeted nine terrorist camps inside Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir. India said this was a defensive move to stop further…
In a recent address that has sparked attention across social media, the Director-General of Inter-Services Public Relations (DG ISPR) of Pakistan, Major General Babar Iftikhar, made a bold statement urging neighboring India to stop living in a fantasy world and face reality. His words came in response to a series of claims made by India following a series of tense military exchanges between the two countries. Major General Iftikhar expressed frustration over India’s portrayal of the conflict, calling it nothing more than a script written for Bollywood-style drama, rather than a reflection of the real-world events at hand. “Please stop…
Pakistan has launched a large-scale military operation, Operation Bunyan-un-Marsoos, targeting critical Indian sites. Pakistan’s military claims it has hit India’s BrahMos missile storage facility in Jammu. The offensive also involved missile strikes on multiple Indian air bases and a cyberattack that disabled much of India’s electricity grid. Pakistan’s Attack on Indian Targets According to Pakistan’s Radio, the country’s armed forces have successfully targeted several key locations in India. The storage site, stockpiling BrahMos missiles in Jammu was reportedly destroyed. In addition, Pakistan claims to have hit a Brigade Headquarters, “K G Top,” and a supply depot in Uri, causing significant…
The United States has taken a neutral stance in the recent flare-up between India and Pakistan, even as tensions have reached one of their highest points in recent years. The conflict intensified following a terrorist attack in Indian-administered Kashmir that killed 26 tourists. Since then, both countries have launched military strikes, causing dozens of casualties on each side. While previous U.S. governments have actively tried to calm tensions in South Asia, the current administration under President Donald Trump has chosen a different path. The White House has indicated that it will not intervene, citing an “America First” policy and a…