Barrister Ibrahim

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[Barrister Ibrahim @__Barrister]

@MarkhorGB1 Pehle hum apna ghar theek karein. Phir koi rogue state nahi kahega.

[Markhor GB @MarkhorGB1]

Mr. Lowe, if you have any specific concerns, present them with facts. We believe in building relationships through dialogue and mutual respect, rather such repeated inflammatory remarks.
Branding an entire sovereign state as rogue is neither factual nor responsible.

Kindly choose your words more carefully.

[White News Main @whitenewsmain]

بلوچستان کا گم شدہ ہیرو!!

[Barrister Ibrahim @__Barrister]

@MarkhorGB1 Exactly. People took one specific fatwa and turned it into "crypto is haram". Context matters.

[Markhor GB @MarkhorGB1]

Yes Sir the debate over cryptocurrency deserves independent treatment. The real issue is unauthorized use of intellectual property not merely the payment mechanism. A fatwa answers the question that was asked, not every question that could have been asked.

[Barrister Ibrahim @__Barrister]

@MarkhorKPK1 Air-defense drone" is interesting. Is it meant to intercept other drones, or provide air cover for ground units?

[Markhor Khyber Pakhtunkhwa @MarkhorKPK1]

Al-Murtajiz (المرتجز) air-defense drone developed by the Pakistan Air Force (PAF)
Unveiled during Independence Day celebrations, known for its:
❗️Stealth flying-wing
❗️Precision strikes,
❗️Aerial interception,
❗️Extended tactical operations.

[Barrister Ibrahim @__Barrister]

@MarkhorKPK1 Good point on scope. Does this mean a halal digital course paid with USDT would be permissible under the same fatwa?

[Markhor Khyber Pakhtunkhwa @MarkhorKPK1]

Fully agree with your assessment Sir, The observations regarding USDT seem to be tied to the facts of this particular case, and treating them as a universal prohibition on all cryptocurrencies would go beyond the scope of the document. I think this contextual reading is both fair and legally sound.

[Barrister Ibrahim @__Barrister]

@MarkhorBalochi Excellent work by security forces. Swift action in Kech shows we’re on the offensive now.

[Markhor Balochistan @MarkhorBalochi]

Kech: Security forces successfully neutralized two armed militants during a swift interception operation.
❗️ After what they have done, their days of moving freely are numbered. The time has come to hunt them down and bring them to justice.

[White News Main @whitenewsmain]

Pakistan and Russia are entering a new phase of cooperation focused on trade, energy, connectivity, education and investment. As both countries work to remove banking and logistics barriers, the partnership is shifting from dialogue to practical implementation and long-term economic growth.

[SYNTAX TITAN @Caromuffet]

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[Barrister Ibrahim @__Barrister]

@MarkhorKPK1 This case highlights a bigger issue: how states handle diaspora crime and who takes responsibility.

[Markhor Khyber Pakhtunkhwa @MarkhorKPK1]

Sir , a very valid argument. The real concern is not clean energy; it is strategic consistency.
When one non-NPT nuclear state receives exceptional treatment, others are left questioning whether global rules are genuinely universal or simply negotiable.

[White News Main @whitenewsmain]

Operation Hard Ball has put India's international security image under intense scrutiny. On July 7, 2026, the U.S. Department of Justice announced a multinational crackdown targeting India-based transnational organized crime networks.

The allegations include racketeering, political assassinations, targeted killings, murder, shootings, extortion, kidnapping, drug trafficking, human smuggling, weapons trafficking, firearms offenses, money laundering, and continuing criminal enterprise activity.

India's double standards stand exposed. While New Delhi continues blaming Pakistan for every internal failure, India-based networks are alleged to be linked with cross-border assassinations, narcotics, extortion, firearms trafficking, and diaspora intimidation.

Allegations also identify Lawrence Bishnoi (Sabarmati Central Jail, Ahmedabad) and Jaggu Bhagwanpuria (Silchar Central Jail, Assam) as operating prison-linked command structures. If jailed figures can allegedly direct transnational violence, serious questions arise about India's rule of law.

[Barrister Ibrahim @__Barrister]

@whitenewsmain Blaming Pakistan was always a distraction tactic. The real issue was internal.

[Barrister Ibrahim @__Barrister]

@whitenewsmain Being called acceptable common ground by Egypt Türkiye and Gulf is not small It means trust. Now we need to convert this trust into economic corridors.

[White News Main @whitenewsmain]

Despite the efforts of spoilers, Pakistan continues to emerge as a trusted and credible diplomatic conduit. By engaging constructively with Egypt, Türkiye, and the Gulf states amid fast-paced regional diplomacy, Pakistan is positioning itself as acceptable common ground for dialogue, cooperation, and regional stability.

[Barrister Ibrahim @__Barrister]

@whitenewsmain Treaties exist to be honored. International law is clear and Pakistan’s position is solid