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@MarioNawfal Context for all

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The US and Iran are exchanging attacks.Israel remains actively engaged.The Strait of Hormuz is witnessing disrupted shipping and soaring geopolitical tensions.
What happens next won't just affect the Middle East—it will affect the world.
image source: ALJAZEERA

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@elonmusk Congrats

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This is called innovation

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🇨🇳 China just switched on the world's largest offshore solar farm

2.3 million solar panels. 2,934 steel platforms. 11,736 piles driven into the ocean floor. Built to survive force-11 gales and sea ice.

It sits 5 miles off the coast and powers 2.67 million people.

Oh, and they're also farming fish underneath it 😳

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@elonmusk Only platform which provide realtime updates about politics and conflicts , others lag just by 24-48 hrs🙂‍↔️

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@elonmusk @grok context plz

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This is not about the electricity alone.
This is about trust.
And when it is broken, every rooftop turns into its own little independent system.

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Pakistan is a nation where purchasing SOLAR is a more secure option than saving money in banks.
And that’s alarming for all of us. 🧵

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This is the most Pakistani bit:
The citizenry has lost faith in the system…
which is why everybody is investing in personal backup systems:
Solar.
Uninterruptible Power Supplies (UPS).
Generators.
Private water wells.
Personal security guards.
Slowly but surely, people have begun to exit public infrastructure.

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@DavidMKeyes @grok tell him strength of ISI

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@MarioNawfal @grok verify and also tell which other countries face such issues and who is top of the list

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Defense Strategy of Pakistan – One Year After the War of May 2025
One year has passed since the outbreak of the war of May 2025, and in terms of strategy for Pakistan, much has changed. In celebrating the victory, important lessons have also emerged, which have led to significant changes in the country's military doctrine and diplomatic stance.

How has Pakistan transformed in the past 12 months?

🚀 Emergence of the Army Rocket Force Command (ARFC)
No longer content with border defenses, Pakistan is establishing the ARFC, complete with the development of the Fatah-V system for deep-conventional strike capabilities as a means of combating high-speed external threats.

🛩️ Dominance of the PAF and Increased Security Measures:

Following the success of the Pakistan Air Force (PAF) in shooting down modern aircraft on the very first day of the attack, Islamabad is seeking to strengthen its aerial defenses further.Hence, Pakistan plans to acquire the HQ-19 air defense system to ensure "full-spectrum" defense.

🌍 A Diplomatic Power Player:
One of the greatest “wins” comes off not from the battlefield but from the diplomatic negotiation desk. Army Chief Field Marshal Asim Munir has proven himself to be a significant international player, switching from the role of a combat leader to a key peace mediator in the current US-Iran ceasefire. Pakistan is once again becoming an important stabilizing force in the region.

💧 The Invisible Enemy: Water Security:
Although Pakistan can boast a number of military achievements, the temporary cancellation of the Indus Waters Treaty is its greatest threat. Analysts state that while the country's military may be prepared, water security is of primary importance for the survival of Pakistan’s agriculture sector.

What is your opinion about Pakistan's strategic position today? Share your views in the comments! 👇

Source: aljazeera

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This incident didn’t stop there.

🎥 The video gained popularity instantly
💬 Opinions were divided

People praised Iqrar’s attitude towards professionalism…
Other people criticized his approach to the problem.

Not even famous people could stay quiet.

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🚨 It started as a normal airport moment… then turned into a national debate.
Iqrar Ul Hassan had a heated argument with an FIA official at the Lahore airport.

But how did it happen?👇

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Iqrar stood up for his rights:

👉 Government officials need to be neutral on the job
👉 Public servants need to be professional

The official told Iqrar that his statement was not meant for him and not to react. ([Daily Times])