Pakistan’s Finance Adviser Khurram Dastgir has announced that the country’s petroleum reserves have increased significantly, and with the latest supply, Pakistan’s oil reserves are now sufficient for the next four weeks. Speaking on Geo News’ program “Geo Pakistan,” he informed that ships carrying oil from the Strait of Hormuz are now passing through, and Iran has begun leaving Pakistani ships on a priority basis. Meanwhile, the Indian government has reported that two LNG tankers have passed through the Strait of Hormuz, destined for Pakistan.
Dastgir emphasized that Pakistan’s petroleum reserves are in abundance, and additional supplies are being added. He noted that the government has reduced non-essential expenditures, and the country has been provided with a massive subsidy of billions of rupees. “The government is setting an example of austerity, and we expect the public to support us,” he added.
In other news, China is reportedly seeking a ceasefire with the United States before President Trump’s visit to China. China’s Foreign Ministry spokesperson has expressed support for Pakistan’s efforts to mediate a ceasefire between the two countries.
Sources close to the security establishment have revealed that India is planning a false flag operation against Pakistan. In related news, the provincial government of Sindh has announced public holidays in honor of former Prime Minister Zulfikar Ali Bhutto on his birthday.
Mufi Menab ur Rahman hailed the government’s efforts and expressed confidence that the hard work of Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Sahibzada Yakub Durrani will bear fruit and further enhance Pakistan’s international reputation. The government has announced that it has begun implementing austerity measures, including reducing non-essential expenditures.
In a separate development, the Pakistan Medical and Dental Council (PMDC) has taken serious notice of a reported incident at Lady Willington Hospital in Lahore, where medical staff allegedly filmed patients in the operating theater.
In other news, the University of Karachi has announced that physical classes will resume on Monday and Thursday from 8 am to 6 pm. In a tragic incident, a young man was killed in a clash during a wedding ceremony in Rohilanwali, Muzaffargarh District.
Sources close to the security establishment have revealed that India is planning a false flag operation against Pakistan. In related news, the Pakistan Super League (PSL) franchise Lahore Qalandars has imposed a fine of 10 million rupees on their captain.
In a shocking incident, a businessman, Amir Awan, was injured in a shooting incident and later died during treatment. Iran has accused Israel of carrying out a terrorist attack on a desalination plant in Kuwait.
