Pakistani security forces say they repulsed an attack by Baloch militants on a complex outside the Chinese-operated deep sea port of Gwadar, killing all eight of them. China has invested heavily in the mineral-rich province of Balochistan, including developing Gwadar, despite separatist insurgency.

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Baloch separatists armed with guns and bombs attacked Pakistan's strategic Gwadar port on Wednesday (Mar 20). A government official said that seven militants were shot dead by security forces.&nbsp;

They had forcibly entered the Gwadar Port Authority Complex and opened firing, according to officials.&nbsp;

Baloch Liberation Army (BLA)'s Majeed Brigade has claimed responsibility for the attack.

In a statement, BLA claimed that they attacked the offices of Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) and military intelligence. This is the second big attack by the Majeed Brigade in two months.&nbsp;

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The port, which is situated on the Arabian Sea at Gwadar in Balochistan province, is a key to the multi-billion dollar China-Pakistan Economic Corridor. Beijing has invested heavily in mineral-rich Balochistan, despite a decades-long insurgency.&nbsp;

Makran Commissioner Saeed Ahmed Umrani told Pakistan-based Dawn.com that multiple blasts were also reported in the attack. The official added that the forces are carrying out clearance operations against the perpetrators.&nbsp;

Zohaib Mohsin, who is Gwadar Senior Superintendent of Police Captain (retd), initially told the newspaper that eight armed assailants were shot dead.&nbsp;

However, the toll was revised. While updating on the latest status of the attack, Mohsin told the media outlet that the firing had "completely stopped".&nbsp;

Saeed Ahmed Umrani, a government commissioner, said that the complex houses offices of different government departments, intelligence agencies and paramilitary forces.&nbsp;

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In an earlier statement, the United Nations Department for Safety and Security said "several explosions followed by continuous firing" were reported during the attack on the complex.&nbsp;

So far, no casualties have been reported.&nbsp;

This is not the first time BLA attacked Pakistani and Chinese interests in the region and elsewhere. Chinese targets have previously come under attack by several militant groups in Pakistan.&nbsp;

In August, gunmen attacked a convoy of Chinese workers in Gwadar, an operation also claimed by the BLA.&nbsp;

(With inputs from agencies)&nbsp;

Baloch separatists armed with guns and bombs attacked Pakistan's strategic Gwadar port on Wednesday (Mar 20). A government official said that seven militants were shot dead by security forces.

Baloch separatists armed with guns and bombs attacked Pakistan's strategic Gwadar port on Wednesday (Mar 20). A government official said that seven militants were shot dead by security forces. They had forcibly entered the Gwadar Port Authority Complex and opened firing, according to officials. Baloch Liberation Army (BLA)'s Majeed Brigade has claimed responsibility for the attack. In a statement, BLA claimed that they attacked the offices of Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) and military intelligence. This is the second big attack by the Majeed Brigade in two months. Also read: IMF reaches staff-level agreement with Pakistan on releasing last tranche of $3 billion bailout The port, which is situated on the Arabian Sea at Gwadar in Balochistan province, is a key to the multi-billion dollar China-Pakistan Economic Corridor. Beijing has invested heavily in mineral-rich Balochistan, despite a decades-long insurgency. Makran Commissioner Saeed Ahmed Umrani told Pakistan-based Dawn.com that multiple blasts were also reported in the attack. The official added that the forces are carrying out clearance operations against the perpetrators. Zohaib Mohsin, who is Gwadar Senior Superintendent of Police Captain (retd), initially told the newspaper that eight armed assailants were shot dead. However, the toll was revised. While updating on the latest status of the attack, Mohsin told the media outlet that the firing had "completely stopped". Saeed Ahmed Umrani, a government commissioner, said that the complex houses offices of different government departments, intelligence agencies and paramilitary forces. Also read: Myanmar: Aung San Suu Kyi’s lakeside house goes up for auction, but no bidders show up Watch this report: × In an earlier statement, the United Nations Department for Safety and Security said "several explosions followed by continuous firing" were reported during the attack on the complex. So far, no casualties have been reported. This is not the first time BLA attacked Pakistani and Chinese interests in the region and elsewhere. Chinese targets have previously come under attack by several militant groups in Pakistan. In August, gunmen attacked a convoy of Chinese workers in Gwadar, an operation also claimed by the BLA. (With inputs from agencies)

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Armed assailants have forcibly entered the Gwadar port authority complex and opened firing. Multiple blasts have been reported from the area. Pakistan authorities say all the 8 terrorists have been killed, while trying to enter into the Gwadar port. Wion's anas mallick is tracking the development's from Islamabad.

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Former Pakistan cricketer Javed Miandad has stirred the cauldron of controversy by praising underworld don Dawood Ibrahim and describing him as someone who had done a "lot of Muslims" over the years.&nbsp;

Miandad's son Junaid is married to Dawood's daughter Mahrukh and the two families share close ties. The wedding took place in 2005 in Dubai&nbsp;with strict&nbsp;security arrangements in place.&nbsp;

“I have known him for a long time, from Dubai. It is an honour for me that his daughter married my son. My daughter-in-law is very well-educated; she studied in a convent school and went to a renowned university,” Miandad told&nbsp;journalist Hassan Nisar on the latter's YouTube channel.

The controversial batter said those outside had a flawed perception of the underworld don, his family and how they operated.&nbsp;

“Understanding the real Dawood Ibrahim is not easy. The way people think about the family, they are not like that,” remarked Miandad.

"He (Dawood) has done a lot for Muslims. It will be remembered for long," he added.

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<h2>Who is Dawood Ibrahim?</h2>

Dawood is a wanted terrorist in India, responsible for the 1993 serial blasts in Mumbai that claimed the lives of 260 people. His underworld crime syndicate is known as the 'D-company' and operates in the shadows, conducting a proxy war against the neighbouring country of India.&nbsp;

In 2003, the US placed Dawood on the list of global terrorists. Moreover, the US Department of the Treasury Office has forbidden US financial entities from working with him. He&nbsp;has a smuggling route shared with and used by al-Qaeda.&nbsp;

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Dawood Ibrahim was also one of the suspects in the 2008 Mumbai attacks, which killed over 170 people.&nbsp;In 2010, Ibrahim made it to Forbes' World's 10 Most Wanted list after many attempts to locate him failed.&nbsp;

Dawood is believed to be living in the affluent Clifton locality in Karachi but Pakistani government continues to deny that the terrorist lives on its soil. Up until Osama bin Laden's assassination by the US military, the Pakistan government had similarly maintained that the al-Qaeda chief was not on its soil.&nbsp;&nbsp;

(With inputs from agencies)

Former Pakistan cricketer Javed Miandad has stirred the cauldron of controversy by praising underworld don Dawood Ibrahim and describing him as someone who had done a "lot of Muslims" over the years.

Former Pakistan cricketer Javed Miandad has stirred the cauldron of controversy by praising underworld don Dawood Ibrahim and describing him as someone who had done a "lot of Muslims" over the years. Miandad's son Junaid is married to Dawood's daughter Mahrukh and the two families share close ties. The wedding took place in 2005 in Dubai with strict security arrangements in place. “I have known him for a long time, from Dubai. It is an honour for me that his daughter married my son. My daughter-in-law is very well-educated; she studied in a convent school and went to a renowned university,” Miandad told journalist Hassan Nisar on the latter's YouTube channel. The controversial batter said those outside had a flawed perception of the underworld don, his family and how they operated. “Understanding the real Dawood Ibrahim is not easy. The way people think about the family, they are not like that,” remarked Miandad. "He (Dawood) has done a lot for Muslims. It will be remembered for long," he added. Watch | Gravitas: Javed Miandad's bizarre take on India's Asia Cup snub × Who is Dawood Ibrahim? Dawood is a wanted terrorist in India, responsible for the 1993 serial blasts in Mumbai that claimed the lives of 260 people. His underworld crime syndicate is known as the 'D-company' and operates in the shadows, conducting a proxy war against the neighbouring country of India. In 2003, the US placed Dawood on the list of global terrorists. Moreover, the US Department of the Treasury Office has forbidden US financial entities from working with him. He has a smuggling route shared with and used by al-Qaeda. Also read | 'Forget security...': Javed Miandad makes absurd remark on India's reluctance to tour Pakistan Dawood Ibrahim was also one of the suspects in the 2008 Mumbai attacks, which killed over 170 people. In 2010, Ibrahim made it to Forbes' World's 10 Most Wanted list after many attempts to locate him failed. Dawood is believed to be living in the affluent Clifton locality in Karachi but Pakistani government continues to deny that the terrorist lives on its soil. Up until Osama bin Laden's assassination by the US military, the Pakistan government had similarly maintained that the al-Qaeda chief was not on its soil. (With inputs from agencies)

‘He has done a lot for Muslims’: Former Pakistan captain Javed Miandad praises underworld don Dawood Ibrahim

The IMF has reached a staff-level agreement with cash-strapped Pakistan on the final review of a USD 3 billion bailout, paving the way for the release of the last USD 1.1 billion tranche from the lender.

The release of the final tranche is subject to the approval of the IMF's Executive Board, the global lender said.

An International Monetary Fund (IMF) team, led by Nathan Porter, visited Islamabad from March 14-19 to hold discussions on the second review of Pakistan's economic programme supported by an IMF.

The IMF Executive Board approved the USD 3 billion Stand-By Arrangement for Pakistan last year.

The agreement recognises the strong programme implementation by the State Bank of Pakistan and the caretaker government in recent months, as well as the new government's intentions for ongoing policy and reform efforts to move Pakistan from stabilisation to a strong and sustainable recovery," the IMF said in a statement.

Given the timing of the Second Review mission, immediately following the formation of the new cabinet, we expect the review to be considered by the IMF's Board in late April, the Fund said.

Given the timing of the Second Review mission, immediately following the formation of the new cabinet, we expect the review to be considered by the IMF's Board in late April, the Fund said.

The IMF has reached a staff-level agreement with cash-strapped Pakistan on the final review of a USD 3 billion bailout, paving the way for the release of the last USD 1.

The IMF has reached a staff-level agreement with cash-strapped Pakistan on the final review of a USD 3 billion bailout, paving the way for the release of the last USD 1.1 billion tranche from the lender. The release of the final tranche is subject to the approval of the IMF's Executive Board, the global lender said. An International Monetary Fund (IMF) team, led by Nathan Porter, visited Islamabad from March 14-19 to hold discussions on the second review of Pakistan's economic programme supported by an IMF. The IMF Executive Board approved the USD 3 billion Stand-By Arrangement for Pakistan last year. The agreement recognises the strong programme implementation by the State Bank of Pakistan and the caretaker government in recent months, as well as the new government's intentions for ongoing policy and reform efforts to move Pakistan from stabilisation to a strong and sustainable recovery," the IMF said in a statement. Given the timing of the Second Review mission, immediately following the formation of the new cabinet, we expect the review to be considered by the IMF's Board in late April, the Fund said. Given the timing of the Second Review mission, immediately following the formation of the new cabinet, we expect the review to be considered by the IMF's Board in late April, the Fund said.

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Afghanistan's Taliban said on Monday that Pakistan carried out two airstrikes on its territory, killing five women and three children, and it fired heavy weapons at Pakistani forces along the border in retaliation.

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Pakistan has launched airstrikes on TTP Pakistan hideouts deep inside Afghanistan in parts of Kunar and Paktika. This comes after at least seven Pakistan army soldiers, including a lieutenant colonel and captain, were killed on a military post in North Waziristan tribal district.

Pakistan launches airstrikes on TTP in response to terror attacks in North Waziristan

After Afghanistan accused Pakistan of killing 8 people in two cross-border air strikes, Islamabad confirmed carrying out an “intelligence-based anti-terrorist operations” inside the country. In response, the Taliban government claims to have fired at Pakistani troops along the border.

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The Taliban on Monday (Mar 18) condemned the <a href="https://www.wionews.com/south-asia/exclusive-pakistan-launches-airstrikes-against-ttp-deep-inside-afghanistan-sources-tell-wion-701395">air strikes by Pakistan</a>, claiming that the attacks inside Afghanistan killed women and children. It also said that&nbsp;Afghanistan does not allow anyone to "compromise security" by using Afghan territory.&nbsp;

The Taliban called the strikes "reckless action" and a violation of Afghanistan's territory. In a statement Taliban claimed that its security forces targeted Pakistani troops at the border in response to the air strikes.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Zabihullah Mujahid, who is the spokesperson for the Taliban administration, released a statement, stating that Pakistan planes bombed the houses of civilians, which killed six people, including three women and three children.&nbsp;

The statement added that two women died after a house collapsed in the Khost province.&nbsp;

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Pakistan's government reportedly targeted the hideouts of Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP). In a statement, the Pakistani foreign office said Pakistan had carried out "intelligence-based anti-terrorist operations in the border regions inside Afghanistan".

However, it did not specify what kind of operations they were. Pakistan, however, said that they targeted members of the Hafiz Gulf Bahadur militant group after an attack on a military post in Pakistan on Saturday.&nbsp;

WION learned from sources that Islamabad apparently targeted the house of Abdullah Shah, one of the TTP commanders. But according to the Taliban, Shah is in Pakistan.&nbsp;

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The Taliban spokesperson added in the statement, "Pakistan shouldn't blame Afghanistan for the lack of control, incompetence, and problems in its own territory."&nbsp;

"Such incidents can have very bad consequences which will not be in Pakistan’s control," it added.&nbsp;

In an earlier statement, the Taliban had said that Pakistan's reconnaissance and fighter jets once again entered the territory of Afghanistan during an aggressive action, and bombed the houses of civilians in Paktika's Burmal and Khost Sepera districts.&nbsp;

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It added, "In response to this aggression, the border forces of the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan targeted Pakistan’s military centres along the fictitious line with heavy weapons."&nbsp;

"‎The country's defence and security forces are ready to respond to any aggressive actions and will defend their territorial integrity in any situation," it added.&nbsp;

Both Pakistan and Afghanistan have traded blame over who is responsible for a recent rise in militant attacks in Pakistan. Islamabad claims that the attacks were launched from Afghan soil, but Kabul denies this.&nbsp;

(With inputs from agencies)&nbsp;

The Taliban on Monday (Mar 18) condemned the air strikes by Pakistan, claiming that the attacks inside Afghanistan killed women and children. It also said that Afghanistan does not allow anyone to "compromise security" by using Afghan territory.

The Taliban on Monday (Mar 18) condemned the air strikes by Pakistan, claiming that the attacks inside Afghanistan killed women and children. It also said that Afghanistan does not allow anyone to "compromise security" by using Afghan territory. The Taliban called the strikes "reckless action" and a violation of Afghanistan's territory. In a statement Taliban claimed that its security forces targeted Pakistani troops at the border in response to the air strikes. Zabihullah Mujahid, who is the spokesperson for the Taliban administration, released a statement, stating that Pakistan planes bombed the houses of civilians, which killed six people, including three women and three children. The statement added that two women died after a house collapsed in the Khost province. Also read: India and Maldives hold third high-level core group meeting, review deputation of Indian technical personnel Pakistan's government reportedly targeted the hideouts of Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP). In a statement, the Pakistani foreign office said Pakistan had carried out "intelligence-based anti-terrorist operations in the border regions inside Afghanistan". However, it did not specify what kind of operations they were. Pakistan, however, said that they targeted members of the Hafiz Gulf Bahadur militant group after an attack on a military post in Pakistan on Saturday. WION learned from sources that Islamabad apparently targeted the house of Abdullah Shah, one of the TTP commanders. But according to the Taliban, Shah is in Pakistan. Also read: Aseefa Bhutto submits nomination papers for bye-polls on seat vacated by father Asif Ali Zardari The Taliban spokesperson added in the statement, "Pakistan shouldn't blame Afghanistan for the lack of control, incompetence, and problems in its own territory." "Such incidents can have very bad consequences which will not be in Pakistan’s control," it added. In an earlier statement, the Taliban had said that Pakistan's reconnaissance and fighter jets once again entered the territory of Afghanistan during an aggressive action, and bombed the houses of civilians in Paktika's Burmal and Khost Sepera districts. Watch this report: × It added, "In response to this aggression, the border forces of the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan targeted Pakistan’s military centres along the fictitious line with heavy weapons." "‎The country's defence and security forces are ready to respond to any aggressive actions and will defend their territorial integrity in any situation," it added. Both Pakistan and Afghanistan have traded blame over who is responsible for a recent rise in militant attacks in Pakistan. Islamabad claims that the attacks were launched from Afghan soil, but Kabul denies this. (With inputs from agencies)

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