Pakistan’s military pushed back Friday after imprisoned former Prime Minister Imran Khan called the country’s army chief “mentally unstable.” The army labeled Khan “mentally ill” and accused him of using family visits and social media posts to attack the armed forces and sow division.

Police say a powerful roadside bomb targeting a police vehicle has killed three officers in northwestern Pakistan, marking the third such attack in as many days

Pakistan's effort to provide aid to flood-affected Sri Lanka faced backlash after the High Commission posted images of relief supplies showing expired dates.

Describing him as a "narcissistic" and "mentally sick” person, Director General of the Inter-Services Public Relations warned Imran Khan, who is in jail

Police say two suicide bombers attacked the headquarters of a security force in northwestern Pakistan, killing at least three officers.

The military has long shaped the political system of Pakistan, which is often described as a hybrid civilian-military power structure. While the military last ruled in 2008, its influence in the nuclear-armed nation has been growing in recent years.

Chief of Naval Staff Admiral Dinesh K Tripathi has warned Pakistan and has stated that Operation Sindoor is still ongoing.

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