Tag: military
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Exiled Pakistanis in Danger for Anti-State Remarks?
LONDON: British security officials and European intelligence services have warned Pakistani exiles living in the region that their lives are in danger. According to the report, exiled Pakistanis who criticize the military have been warned by local authorities that they will be targeted. “Pakistan is a strong ally of the UK, but the UK must…
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US President Joe Biden Arrives in UK on his First Official Visit
LONDON: US President Joe Biden has arrived in the United Kingdom on his first official visit. According to reports, He has arrived in UK with his wife, where he received a warm welcome. According to sources, Joe Biden wants to make important deals during the visit and the United States wants to relive the memories…
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Military helicopter crashes in Zimbabwe
A military helicopter crashed shortly after takeoff in Zimbabwe’s capital, killing three passengers and a child at home. According to the International News Agency, a military helicopter carrying two pilots and a technician flew a routine training flight from Zimbabwe, shortly after which the helicopter lost contact with the control tower and a search operation…
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A warning for the world : World War III predicted in the next few days
A major Russian military analyst has reportedly warned the world that a new world war could break out in the next four weeks. He did so while giving an interview to the media. According to a foreign news agency, defense analyst Pavel Felgen Hower has warned that in four weeks the world will witness…
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Polish photographer detained covering Myanmar protests released
Yangon, (24th March, 2021, 08:40 pm)(AFP/APP):A Polish photojournalist arrested in Myanmar while covering anti-coup protests was released Wednesday after a 13-day detention and is set to be deported, he said Wednesday. Robert Bociaga was arrested in Shan State on March 11 while he was shooting an anti-coup demonstration, and images of him being…
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Myanmar’s rebel areas brace for thousands fleeing unrest
Bangkok,(24th March, 2021, 07:19 pm) (AFP/APP):Up to 7,000 refugees are expected to flee post-coup unrest in Myanmar’s cities by the end of April, an ethnic rebel group said Wednesday, claiming hundreds were already in militia-controlled areas. Myanmar has been in turmoil since the military ousted civilian leader Aung San Suu Kyi from power in a…
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At least 138 ‘peaceful protesters’ killed in Myanmar since coup: UN
United Nations, United States, March 15 (AFP/APP):At least 138 people have been killed protesting against a military coup in Myanmar since February 1, the United Nations said Monday, condemning the violent crackdown against “peaceful” demonstrators including women and children. “This includes 38 people who were killed yesterday, the majority in the Hlaing Thayer area of…
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Eleven killed in anti-coup demonstrations after Myanmar’s deadliest day
Yangon, March 15 (AFP/APP):At least 11 anti-coup protesters were killed across Myanmar on Monday as demonstrators returned to the streets after the deadliest day since the military seized power from civilian leader Aung San Suu Kyi. At least 44 protesters were killed Sunday as security forces cracked down on pro-democracy demonstrations, taking the death…
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Death toll in anti-coup protests against Myanmar’s junta climbs to 18
Yangon, March 14 (AFP/APP):At least 18 anti-coup protesters were killed Sunday in one of the deadliest days since Myanmar was thrust back under military rule, as a group of ousted MPs urged citizens to “defend themselves” during the nation’s “darkest moment”. Myanmar has been in turmoil since the military wrenched civilian leader Aung San Suu…
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Turkey’s military heads join naval drills off Aegean
Istanbul, March 6 (AFP/APP):Turkey’s Defence Minister Hulusi Akar and top military officials Saturday joined naval drills on an exploration vessel at the heart of a dispute with Greece over contested natural gas reserves. Akar and the air force, army and navy chiefs landed by helicopter on the Oruc Reis off the Aegean Sea, the defence…