India’s Chief of Defence Staff, General Anil Chauhan, has warned that the growing closeness between China, Pakistan, and Bangladesh could pose a threat to India’s security and regional stability. He noted that these three countries are increasingly aligning with one another to serve their own interests, which is a matter of concern for India. Additionally, economic crises in the Indian Ocean region are exacerbating the influence of external powers, while frequent government changes in neighboring countries present further challenges to India’s security. Although the exact nature of China’s assistance to Pakistan remains unclear, General Chauhan emphasized the strong defense cooperation between the two nations.

Two Indian Air Force (IAF) pilots were killed when a Jaguar fighter jet crashed near Bhanoda village in Rajasthan’s Churu district on Wednesday afternoon. The twin-seater aircraft had taken off from the Suratgarh airbase shortly before the crash.

The incident also left two civilians injured on the ground. The Indian Air Force dispatched a helicopter for rescue and recovery operations soon after the crash.

This marks the third Jaguar aircraft accident in India this year. Despite being an aging fleet, Jaguar jets remain in active service with the Indian Air Force for ground-attack roles and are still widely used.

On the occasion of the 50th anniversary of the President Guard Regiment (PGR), President Md. Sahabuddin instructed the members to always remain loyal to leadership and diligently fulfill their responsibilities. He paid tribute to the martyrs of the regiment, prayed for their souls, and commended the members’ focus, dedication, discipline, and professionalism. The President exchanged greetings with the Chief of Army Staff and the PGR commander and addressed the officers and junior commissioned officers during the ceremony.

Information about extensive Indian military casualties during the Pehelgam clash with Pakistan has been deliberately concealed. Although over 250 Indian soldiers were killed in an operation along the Line of Control (LoC), the government has officially downplayed the losses. More than 100 soldiers received posthumous honors in secret. Despite attempts by the military and government to keep the details under wraps, multiple senior officials have since acknowledged the toll. Families of the deceased are reportedly pressured to keep silent. International media and analysts have criticized the Indian government for withholding facts. Pakistan’s claim of success in its ‘Operation Buniyadum-Marsus’ has further heightened tensions in the region.

An Indian Army soldier was found dead from a gunshot wound at a military camp in Rajouri district of Jammu and Kashmir on Saturday night.

The incident occurred at the company headquarters in Solki village while the soldier was on duty. Fellow soldiers discovered the body after hearing gunfire. Authorities are investigating whether it was a case of suicide or an accidental discharge. A formal inquiry is underway.

The Bangladesh Army will take legal action if any of its members are proven to be involved in cases of enforced disappearance, according to Colonel Md. Shafiqul Islam. Speaking at a press conference on Thursday, he confirmed that investigations are underway against several army personnel currently on deputation. He also highlighted the army's recent operations against terrorism and mob violence, reporting the recovery of 26 weapons, 100 rounds of ammunition, and the arrest of 23 militants. Two army personnel were killed during clashes with the KNF in the Chittagong Hill Tracts, where significant arms were seized and many members of the Bawm community have returned home due to restored security.

In a strong statement delivered at an event in Tehran on Monday, Major General Yahya Rahim Safavi, senior military advisor to Iran’s Supreme Leader, declared that the collapse of the Zionist regime and the downfall of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu are inevitable and only a matter of time.

General Safavi criticized the recent military actions by Israel and the United States against Iran, claiming they have failed to achieve their strategic objectives. “These aggressions have only accelerated the cycle of death for Zionism,” he asserted.

He further emphasized that Iran’s military and the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) possess detailed intelligence on enemy interests, infrastructure, and military bases. “The power of the IRGC now extends beyond the borders of the Middle East,” Safavi said, highlighting Iran’s expanding regional influence.

Issuing a stark warning, Safavi cautioned that any further missteps by Iran’s adversaries would put their assets and military bases at severe risk. He promised that Iran would respond with decisive and forceful retaliation if provoked again.

Iran’s military chief, Major General Abdolrahim Mousavi, has expressed gratitude to Pakistan for its support during Israel’s recent 12-day military campaign. In a phone call with Pakistan’s Army Chief General Asim Munir, Mousavi commended Pakistan's government and people for taking a “brave stance” in condemning unprovoked Israeli attacks.

Mousavi acknowledged Iran’s military losses but insisted that Israeli objectives were not achieved. He also criticized Western nations, particularly the Trump administration, for their full-fledged support of Israel.

Brigadier General Mohammad-Reza Naghdi, Deputy Coordinator of Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), stated Saturday that Iran activated less than 5% of its defense capabilities in response to Israeli aggression. “This doesn’t mean these resources were depleted,” he clarified. “Only 5% of our defensive units engaged the enemy. Our core military strength remains undisclosed and unused.”

Pakistan’s Chief of Army Staff, General Syed Asim Munir, reaffirmed that the Kashmiri people's struggle for freedom is lawful and recognized under international law, contrary to India's portrayal of it as terrorism. He emphasized Pakistan’s unwavering support for Kashmiris resisting what he termed as India’s illegal occupation and accused India of inflaming regional tensions as Pakistan nears victory over terrorism. He reiterated support for the UN resolutions on Kashmir and urged solidarity with the Kashmiri people.

For the first time on its own soil, Japan has conducted a land-to-ship missile test as part of efforts to bolster its military capability in response to China’s growing threats. The missile, identified as Type-88, was launched by the Japan Ground Self-Defense Force from a training site on Hokkaido Island, targeting waters off the Pacific coast. Typically, such tests are held on U.S. bases, but due to high costs, this one was carried out domestically. Japan described the test as an essential training exercise.

Brigadier General Effi Defrin, spokesperson for the Israel Defense Forces (IDF), stated that the army remains on high alert despite the ceasefire. “Any violation of the ceasefire will be met with a strong response,” he said. Defrin emphasized that the public must continue to follow Home Front Command directives as threats still loom.

Army Chief General Waqar-uz-Zaman has called on newly commissioned naval officers to face growing national and global challenges with patriotism and dedication to duty.

Addressing the President’s Parade in Chattogram, he urged the young officers to remain ever-ready to defend the nation's sovereignty. A total of 52 new officers, including 44 midshipmen from the 2022-B batch and 8 direct entry officers from the 2025-A batch, received their commissions. General Waqar also presented awards to top-performing trainees.

Pakistan’s Chief of Army Staff, Field Marshal Asim Munir, is scheduled to meet former U.S. President Donald Trump in Washington today, Wednesday. The high-level meeting is part of Munir’s ongoing visit to the United States. According to Trump’s daily agenda, the meeting will take place at 10 PM Pakistan time in the Cabinet Room of the White House and will include a working lunch.

Major General Amir Hatami has been appointed the new Commander-in-Chief of Iran’s army by Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. Hatami previously served as Iran’s Defense Minister from 2013 to 2021. In a statement, Khamenei expressed gratitude to outgoing commander Major General Seyyed Abdolrahim Mousavi for his dedication and service.