Pakistan Military News, Reports, Data, etc.
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Model Hospital, (Tribal Areas) ..
These areas were under control by Taliban & now see after succsseful operation....
These areas were under control by Taliban & now see after succsseful operation....
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Fencing of the - is underway.
The entire 2,611 km long border — 1,230 km in and 1,381 km in Baluchistan — with Afghanistan is being fenced by Pakistan for border management purposes and to stop cross-border terrorism, infiltration, illegal immigration, and smuggling.
By fencing the Pak-Afghan Border, Pakistan has shattered the myth that this border is so perilous that it cannot be fenced.
The entire 2,611 km long border — 1,230 km in and 1,381 km in Baluchistan — with Afghanistan is being fenced by Pakistan for border management purposes and to stop cross-border terrorism, infiltration, illegal immigration, and smuggling.
By fencing the Pak-Afghan Border, Pakistan has shattered the myth that this border is so perilous that it cannot be fenced.
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declares ‘world’s largest host of ’ []
"As per UNHCR, Pakistan is hosting the largest number of refugees globally, which number more than 1.45 million in the country, and most of them hail from Afghanistan. The report added that Pakistan unconditionally hosted millions of refugees and provided best possible facilities to these affected people of different countries especially Afghan citizens when the war was at its peak."
"As per UNHCR, Pakistan is hosting the largest number of refugees globally, which number more than 1.45 million in the country, and most of them hail from Afghanistan. The report added that Pakistan unconditionally hosted millions of refugees and provided best possible facilities to these affected people of different countries especially Afghan citizens when the war was at its peak."
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raising 's international credibility: to [ - ]
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reducing dependence on arms: FT report
WASHINGTON: Pakistan is gradually reducing its dependence on American military technology and China is filling the gap, says a , which also warns that this shift will have geo-political repercussions as well.
WASHINGTON: Pakistan is gradually reducing its dependence on American military technology and China is filling the gap, says a , which also warns that this shift will have geo-political repercussions as well.
