Author: The Indian Hawk Editorial team
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Pressure On Pakistan As Taliban Advances in Afghanistan
While Pakistan is under rising analysis as the Taliban seize cities and townships in Afghanistan, the strain on Pakistan is increasing. The New York Times’s Emily Schmall said that the United States and others urge Pakistan to push more for peace. There’s a large portion of Pakistani society that believes a Taliban triumph is inevitable.…
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Air India Lands at Kabul After Delay Amid Tension in Afghanistan, Security and Boarding Underway
A national carrier Air India AI-243 arrived successfully in Kabul, the Afghan capital, after an hour of delay due to Taliban tensions in Afghanistan. In the morning, AI-243 took off for Kabul from Delhi’s Indira Gandhi International Airport. Afghan airport security and boarding procedures are in full swing for an Air India flight. As of…
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12 Nations Among US, India and China Decide Not to Recognise Any Afghanistan Govt Imposed by Force
Twelve countries, including the United States, India, and China, as well as representatives from the United Nations and the European Union, have decided not to recognize any government in Afghanistan that seeks to take control through the barrel of a gun, according to the State Department, despite the Taliban’s continued offensive across the war-torn country.…
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India Concerns As Pak’s Terror Groups Join Taliban War
NEW DELHI: According to security sources, thousands of Pakistani terrorists from Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT), Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM), and other organisations are presently fighting with the Taliban in Afghanistan, in blatant violation of the 2020 peace pact struck by the Taliban and the US. The assessments come at a time when the international world, including India, is becoming…
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US Likely to Cooperate With Taliban if Human Rights Are Respected: Blinken
A negotiated and political settlement has long been on the wish list of the world, including the United States, India, and the United Nations Security Council. WASHINGTON: The US is ready to cooperate with the Taliban if they preserve its people’s “fundamental rights,” particularly those of women and children, and do not harbour terrorists, according to…
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India Reviews Operational Plan In Kabul Embassy As Taliban Rises Again
As the Taliban advances on many provincial capitals, the United States, United Kingdom, and Canada have chosen to relocate their embassies. In the midst of other nation’s efforts to safeguard its diplomats stationed in Afghanistan, the Indian government has begun a series of talks on whether to reduce back activities at its Embassy in Kabul. …
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Nirbhay Cruise Missile: Everything You Need to Know
The Defence Research and Development Organization (DRDO) test-fired the Nirbhay cruise missile with a range of 1000 kilometres from Chandipur in Odisha today. It is a subsonic cruise missile that was launched at 9:55 a.m. for a 15-minute test flight of 100 kilometres. Addressing the Test Fire: According to DRDO sources, the test was only…
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Nirbhay Cruise Missile Successfully Test-Fired With Indigenous Engine
Following the failure of the October 2020 test, the Defence Research and Development Organization (DRDO) launched the 1,000-kilometer-range Nirbhay cruise missile from the Chandipur testing facility in Odisha on Wednesday. At 9:55 a.m., the subsonic cruise missile was launched and tested for 100 kilometres in flight and 15 minutes in time. The firing was only…
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As Taliban Rise Again, What Comes Next for Afghanistan
Amidst the Taliban controlling the substantial number of the country’s regions and rural towns and Afghan security forces virtually defeated, the following discussions may enable to improve the existing scenario: Afghanistan is on the verge of failure, and the country’s security forces have all but disintegrated as a result of a Taliban invasion that they…
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Terrorist Base in Doda Raided, Guns and Ammo Found
JAMMU: Ahead of the Independence Day festivities, security personnel stormed a hideaway in Jammu and Kashmir’s Doda district on Friday, recovering a large stockpile of guns and ammunition, including grenades and detonators. One individual was detained in Poonch district, and an improvised explosive device (IED) was discovered in the Mendhar region. In Doda, police, special…