Pakistan and the United States have organized joint military exercise “Insipred Gambit 2026,” which will run from January 8 to 16. According to the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR), a ceremony was held today at the National Counter Terrorism Centre Pabbi for distinguished guests, including US Chargé d’Affaires Natalie E. Baker and senior US military officials. ISPR stated that guests were briefed on the importance, objectives, and organization of the exercise.
Both countries’ military participants showcased high-level professional expertise, and distinguished guests praised the professionalism of the exercise participants. According to ISPR, the exercise aims to enhance bilateral military cooperation by sharing counter-terrorism experiences, improve counter-terrorism exercises and procedures, and promote mutual understanding to strengthen bilateral military cooperation.
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Pakistan’s permanent representative to the United Nations, Asim Iftikhar, said that a solution to the Palestine issue under international law is necessary, but unfortunately, the Palestine and Kashmir issues could not be resolved until now. In Karachi, a collision between a dumper and a motorcycle near the Wireless Gate at Port Qasim resulted in the death of one person and injured a woman. Several motorways in Lahore and other parts of Punjab were closed due to severe fog.
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Shoaib Malik shared a heartfelt message on the second wedding anniversary of his wife, Sania Javed.
