Security sources in Pakistan have categorically denied Indian media reports claiming the downing of a Pakistani F-16 fighter jet, calling it “blatant lies and manufactured war propaganda.” The statement comes in the wake of India’s repeated operational failures, including the humiliating collapse of its Israeli-origin Harop drone attacks earlier today. According to Pakistani security officials,
As tensions rise between Pakistan and India, social media has become a breeding ground for fake news and baseless rumours, prompting authorities to issue repeated warnings against spreading misinformation. Despite claims that 25 Israeli-made Indian drones were shot down, social media platforms remain flooded with unverified reports, including false news about skyrocketing prices and emergency
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Islamabad: A viral social media rumour claiming a drone crashed near Islamabad’s iconic Faisal Mosque has been officially debunked by the local administration and police. Responding swiftly to the reports, district authorities and law enforcement reached the site but found no evidence of any drone crash or related incident. The Deputy Commissioner of Islamabad, Irfan
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Official sources have categorically denied widespread social media rumours claiming that an Indian aircraft shot down a Pakistani JF-17 Thunder fighter jet in the Pampore area of Indian-administered Kashmir, terming the reports as completely false and fabricated. There has been no aerial engagement, nor any loss of a Pakistani aircraft in the region. Defence and
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A video of a truck loaded with timber is making rounds on social media, falsely linked to deforestation in Swat and implicating the Pakistan Army. However, thorough investigation confirms the footage is not from Pakistan but from Ukraine. The truck seen in the video is a Russian-made “Kamaz” with left-hand drive — a configuration uncommon
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A wave of disinformation swept Indian social media of late after several propaganda accounts falsely claimed the capture of a Pakistani Ranger. In an apparent bid to stir tensions, one account shared an AI-generated image to support the claim, while another posted an unrelated photograph of an individual in uniform. Despite the viral nature of
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A video that gained rapid traction on social media, falsely claiming that the Pakistan Army had been encircled by terrorists in South Waziristan, has been proven to be misleading and factually incorrect. A detailed investigation has established that the video is not from Pakistan but was recorded in Afghanistan’s Khost province during the fall of
Pakistan’s Foreign Office has categorically rejected Indian media reports claiming that the Wagah Border was closed to Pakistani citizens returning home following a deadly attack at Pahalgam, a tourist spot in Indian-administered Kashmir. On April 22, a tragic incident in Pahalgam claimed 26 lives—mostly tourists—in what has been described as one of the deadliest attacks
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A widely circulated report on social media claiming that the Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) has stolen a Pakistan Air Force fighter jet has been categorically denied by authorities, who have confirmed that no such incident has taken place. The false claim, which has sparked concern and confusion online, also included a fabricated screenshot purportedly from Dawn
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In a deliberate attempt to mislead the international community and sow confusion, Indian media and intelligence-backed networks have launched a fresh wave of disinformation targeting Pakistan. The latest false claim involves baseless reports suggesting that Pakistani soldiers were recently martyred along the border — a claim strongly denied by Pakistani authorities. Security officials confirmed that
