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Pentagon Confirms 100 U.S. Soldiers Wounded in Two-Week Iran Conflict

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WASHINGTON: The US Department of Defense has confirmed that approximately 100 American soldiers have been injured during the two-week-long conflict with Iran.   Pentagon spokesman Sean Parnell disclosed on Wednesday that roughly 100 US service members have sustained various types of injuries since July 7. He further claimed that 96 percent of these injured soldiers

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Pakistan Seeks US Backing to Boost Forex Reserves, Attract Investment

Pakistan Seeks Deeper US Economic Partnership

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KARACHI: Pakistan has sought greater US support to strengthen its foreign exchange reserves and improve access to international capital markets, according to an official statement issued after Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb met US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent in Washington on Tuesday. The meeting took place amid reports by Reuters that Pakistan had requested a $10

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Trump Warns Iran of severe consequences, claims fresh US strikes on military targets

Trump Warns of Imminent U.S. Strike on Iran’s Natanz Nuclear Facility

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President Donald Trump has issued a stark warning that the United States will soon launch an attack on Iran’s nuclear facility located in the mountains of Natanz, escalating tensions between the two nations. Speaking to reporters during a meeting with Lebanese President Joseph Aoun at the White House, Trump stated that the strike on the

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US Running Short of Missiles for Long Iran War: Reports

US Running Short of Missiles for Long Iran War: Reports

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WASHINGTON: The United States may not have sufficient air defense and long-range missiles to sustain a prolonged, full-scale war against Iran, according to media reports. Reports by The Telegraph and The Washington Post said President Donald Trump is weighing options to expand military operations against Iran. However, a U.S. official said limited missile stockpiles could restrict large-scale combat operations. Speaking

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Two US Soldiers Killed, One Missing in Jordan After Iranian Strikes

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WASHINGTON: Two American service members were killed in action and one remains missing in Jordan following Iranian ballistic missile and drone attacks on July 17, marking the first US military fatalities from Iranian fire since March, the US Central Command announced Saturday.   According to a social media post by CENTCOM, the two soldiers were

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Millions Expected as Iran Prepares for Ayatollah Khamenei's Funeral

US War with Iran Costs $150 Billion as Casualties Surpass 30,000

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WASHINGTON: The ongoing military conflict between the United States and Iran has already cost Washington a staggering $150 billion—equivalent to approximately 416.83 billion Pakistani rupees—according to latest reports. Official sources, however, suggest this figure is significantly understated, with independent estimates placing the true cost closer to $180 billion. The human toll has been devastating across

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India confirms No Further Funding for Chabahar Port

US Missiles Reportedly Target Chabahar Port Facilities Used by India

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TEHRAN : Explosions were reported in several Iranian cities on Thursday, including the southern port of Chabahar and the southwestern city of Ahvaz, according to Iranian state-affiliated media.   Iran’s official Mehr News Agency confirmed that blast sounds were heard in Ahvaz, which lies near the Iraqi border. The city has been repeatedly targeted by

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Pakistan, US Discuss Counterterrorism, Cybercrime Cooperation

Pakistan, US Discuss Counterterrorism, Cybercrime Cooperation

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WASHINGTON: Pakistan and the United States discussed expanding cooperation on counterterrorism financing and cybercrime investigations during Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi’s visit to the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) headquarters in Washington, FBI Director Kash Patel said on Monday. The talks underscored continued security cooperation between the two countries as Pakistan seeks to strengthen its law

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