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Pakistan’s commitment to peace transcends its border: UN envoy

WASHINGTON : In Defence Day message, Pakistan’s Permanent Representative to the UN Munir Akram said September 6 is commemorated in Pakistan to recognise our national resolve to defend the country’s sovereignty against foreign aggression and maintaining regional peace. He said Pakistan’s commitment to peace transcends its border. In line with Quaid’s vision, he added Pakistan has supported the UN’s efforts to maintain international peace and security as a leading troop-contributing country for more than six decades. Mr Akram said Pakistan joined UN peacekeeping in 1960 with the deployment of contingentsRead More


Sea Control By Pakistan Navy in 1965 War

By Cdre(r) Dr Anjum Sarfraz* Kashmir is termedas ‘jugular vein’ of Pakistan as all majorrivers originate from there. The agricultural prosperity, and power generation of the country is dependent on the waters of these rivers. It is an unfinished agenda of partition. By 15 August 1947, all the 600 princely states except Junagarh, Hyderabad, and state of Jammu &Kashmir had acceded to either Pakistan or India on the principle underlying the partition of British India, that Muslim majority states to joinPakistan and non-Muslim majority states to join India.According to bookRead More


6TH SEPT:A VICTORY FOR PAKISTAN AND PERNICIOUS FAILURE OF INDIAN AGGRESSION

Written by RabiaNazir Pakistan’s strategic deterrence overturned Indian sentiments by retaliating on all geographical frontiers, ground, air and sea. 6th September, 1965 is one of those golden days etchedin Pakistan’shistory when the military forces remarkably and courageously countered theiradversaries. Each year, the day is commemorated as a reminiscence of the sacrifices rendered by brave soldiers in the 1965 war with series of events. The events that took place on that historic day to justify the rationality behind celebrating 6th September as an act of valorincountry’s history. With the frequent andRead More


DEFENSE DAY: AN ILLUSTRATION OF UNYIELDING PERSEVERANCE

Written by ZubedaAnjumNiazi As nation states and empires grow, the possibility of war and friction between two states also increases. A close scrutiny of history makes it obvious that war between states has been a perpetually widespread phenomenon. Nations go to war because of historical enmity and antagonism, resources and territorial conflicts as well as in self-defense against an aggressor. Indubitably war shapes the strategic culture of a nation and plays an important role in defining the future course. The South Asian region is dominated by the aggressive designs andRead More


1965 WAR AND BEYOND – UNDERSTANDING THE EVOLUTION OF PAKISTAN ARMED FORCES

Written by Faisal Nadeem   Since the independence of Pakistan in August 1947, the country has faced a major external threat in the form of its eastern neighbour i.e. India. Indian leadership could not digest the creation of Pakistan and had a false belief that Pakistan will merger with India within six months of its creation. However, history bears witness the fact that the country stood steadfast despite a number of internal and external challenges. 6 September 1965 marks an important landmark in the seven decades of Pakistan’s history. ItRead More


Nation, armed forces proved it’s not size that matters, but courage, devotion: PM

ISLAMABAD : In his message on Defence Day being celebrated today, Prime Minister Imran Khan said September 6 is a day in Pakistan’s glorious history that is commemorated as a symbol of courage, strong will and unmatched spirit of sacrifice by the country’s gallant armed forces. Together with the brave Pakistani nation, he said, officers, soldiers, sailors, and airmen proved to the world, on this day, 55 years ago, that they are ever ready to defend every inch of the motherland no matter whatever the cost. “The nation and theRead More