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February 22, 2024

News Desk

HIMARS strike in Donetsk kills 60 Russian soldiers: BBC

Russia also confirmed the incident of missile strikes, but called the death toll “grossly exaggerated” Ukrainian soldiers fire a small Partyzan multiple rocket system at Russian troops near a front line in the Zaporizhzhia region, Ukraine, November 7, 2023. — Reuters At least 60 Russian soldiers were killed in Moscow-controlled territory in eastern Ukraine as two HIMARS missile strikes hit a training center, according to BBC report published on Wednesday, hours before President Vladimir Putin met with Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu in the Kremlin. The publication, citing sources, said Russian soldiers were on the scene in Donetsk as General Oleg

December 22, 2023

Hamza Azhar Salam

Committee on Baloch protests to meet Premier Kakar to finalise resolution

The Committee formed to resolve the issue of “Missing Person” protests in Islamabad is due to meet Premier Kakar shortly. Interim Minister Fawad Hasan Fawad, who is spearheading efforts for a peaceful resolution told The Pakistan Daily that the government does not intend to use force against the protestors. He also confirmed that yesterday the ministers had ordered the release of the protestors however the protestors refused to vacate which caused a delay. Fawad Hasan Fawad held that the government had absolutely no intention to use any kind of force against the protestors. However, visuals of Islamabad Police officials beating

November 23, 2023

News Desk

BBC journalists accuse broadcaster of biased reporting on Gaza

Journalists say terms like ‘massacre’ and ‘atrocity’ are used ‘only for Hamas’ across BBC platforms Journalists report outside the BBC headquarters in London, Britain, July 12, 2023. — Reuters A group of eight UK-based journalists employed by the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) have accused the organization of failing to provide an authentic account of the ongoing Israel-Hamas war in Gaza. The group of journalists, in a 2,300-word letter addressed to Al Jazeeraaccused the BBC of putting more effort into humanizing the Israeli victims than the Palestinians and of leaving out important historical background from their reporting. According Al Jazeerathe BBC

April 10, 2022

The Pakistan Daily

ISPR refutes story published in BBC Urdu terming it totally baseless and a pack of lies

Inter-Services Public Relations has refuted a story published in BBC Urdu terming it totally baseless and a pack of lies. In a statement today [Sunday], ISPR said the typical propaganda story lacks any credible, authentic and relevant source and violates basic journalistic ethos. The statement further said there is no truth in the story whatsoever and clearly seems part of an organised disinformation campaign. The matter is being taken up with BBC authorities.

August 23, 2021

The Pakistan Daily

Deadline extension for foreign forces will be a ‘clear violation’: Taliban

KABUL: Taliban Spokesman Suhail Shaheen told the BBC that if foreign forces continue to stay in Afghanistan beyond August 31st, the existing deadline, then the armed group will consider it a clear violation of previous understandings. “Foreign forces should withdraw on the deadline they have announced earlier. Otherwise, it is a clear violation,” Shaheen told the BBC. Shaheen further stated the Taliban’s reaction to such an extension would be a decision for the group’s leadership. Sources reveal that the situation may become much more violent against foreign nationals in Afghanistan should the foreign forces continue to stay beyond the deadline.

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