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🇮🇳🇷🇺 India and Russia have reportedly reached an advanced stage in negotiations for the Su-57E fighter jet deal. Russia has proposed an initial delivery of ready-to-fly Su-57E aircraft, along with technology transfer, local manufacturing in India, and the possibility of developing a two-seat variant tailored to Indian Air Force requirements. Moscow has also offered to integrate Indian-made systems into the aircraft and localize the production of Russian air-launched weapons intended for use on the Su-57E in India. @BharatIntel360

Likely Another vessel with indians onboard has been attacked in Strait of Hormuz, this time by Iranian projectile Official confirmation is awaited.

Me to Fatah & other so called ballistic missiles

Phase-II is Comparable in role to the US THAAD system for high-altitude ballistic missile defence.

Phase-II is Comparable in role to the US THAAD system for high-altitude ballistic missile defence.

Phase-II is Comparable in role to the US THAAD system for high-altitude ballistic missile defence.

🚀 BMD Testing by DRDO 10–11 June 2026

• India successfully tested its Ballistic Missile Defence (BMD) system. • Phase-I: Designed to intercept ballistic missiles up to ~2,000 km range. • Phase-II: Designed to intercept 2,000–5,000 km class threats, including IRBMs and potentially ICBMs. • Uses both Exo-atmospheric (outside atmosphere) and Endo-atmospheric (inside atmosphere) interception. • Developed in response to Pakistan's efforts to acquire longer-range ballistic missile capabilities.

🇵🇰⚡ In a statement released by the Baloch Liberation Army (BLA), the group claimed responsibility for 11 operations carried out over a 12-day period targeting vehicles linked to the Saindak project, fuel and gas transportation and infrastructure associated with CPEC.

According to the BLA, more than 36 vehicles were destroyed across Panjgur, Lasbela, Nushki, Mastung, Kharan, and Washuk. The group also claimed responsibility for demolishing two strategic bridges on the CPEC route using explosives. The BLA further stated that six occupying Pakistani military personnel were killed or injured during an attack on a convoy near Kurdgap, Mastung, while multiple mineral transport vehicles and heavy machinery were destroyed in separate operations. The group said its economic blockade campaign would continue until what it describes as the exploitation and extraction of Balochistan's resources comes to an end.

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🇵🇰⚡ In a statement released by the Baloch Liberation Army (BLA), the group claimed responsibility for 11 operations carried out over a 12-day period targeting vehicles linked to the Saindak project, fuel and gas transportation and infrastructure associated with CPEC.

According to the BLA, more than 36 vehicles were destroyed across Panjgur, Lasbela, Nushki, Mastung, Kharan, and Washuk. The group also claimed responsibility for demolishing two strategic bridges on the CPEC route using explosives. The BLA further stated that six occupying Pakistani military personnel were killed or injured during an attack on a convoy near Kurdgap, Mastung, while multiple mineral transport vehicles and heavy machinery were destroyed in separate operations. The group said its economic blockade campaign would continue until what it describes as the exploitation and extraction of Balochistan's resources comes to an end.

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SpaceX founder Elon Musk becomes world's first trillionaire as company makes record-breaking $2 trillion market debut

Reuters reports that the U.S. expects to sign the Iran deal over the next few days.

🇵🇰⚡ In a statement released by the Balochistan Liberation Front (BLF), the group claimed responsibility for the large-scale "Operation Naal" carried out on June 8 in Naal, Khuzdar, Balochistan.

According to the BLF, its fighters temporarily established control over the town, destroyed Levies and police stations, blocked major highways, targeted communication infrastructure and set fire to facilities linked to mineral extraction projects. The group further claimed that 33 occupying Pakistani military personnel were killed during the operation, including members of the Khuzdar Brigade and Special Service Group (SSG). BLF also claimed that two Pakistani military gunship helicopters and multiple surveillance drones were shot down during the clashes. The organization stated that details regarding additional casualties, equipment seized, and the full scope of the operation would be released separately.

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🇵🇰⚡ In a statement released by the Balochistan Liberation Front (BLF), the group claimed responsibility for the large-scale "Operation Naal" carried out on June 8 in Naal, Khuzdar, Balochistan.

According to the BLF, its fighters temporarily established control over the town, destroyed Levies and police stations, blocked major highways, targeted communication infrastructure and set fire to facilities linked to mineral extraction projects. The group further claimed that 33 occupying Pakistani military personnel were killed during the operation, including members of the Khuzdar Brigade and Special Service Group (SSG). BLF also claimed that two Pakistani military gunship helicopters and multiple surveillance drones were shot down during the clashes. The organization stated that details regarding additional casualties, equipment seized, and the full scope of the operation would be released separately.

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🇵🇰⚡ In a statement attributed to the Balochistan Liberation Front (BLF), the group claimed that two Pakistani military gunship helicopters were shot down during Operation Naal in the Naghad and Parch Hotel areas of Naal, Khuzdar, Balochistan.

According to the claim, 12 Pakistani Special Service Group (SSG) commandos were killed in the incidents. The group has not yet released further details regarding the alleged helicopter shootdowns.

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