China ‘Hails’ Pakistan’s Use of Its Arms In India Attack As Modi’s Op Sindoor Envoys Start Global…

Afghanistan is preparing to build new dams to restrict the flow of its river waters into Pakistan, according to a claim made by a Baloch activist on social media. The reported move follows India’s decision to keep the Indus Water Treaty in ‘abeyance’ in retaliation for the April 22 terror attack in Kashmir’s Pahalgam.New Delhi has said that it will start building dams on rivers flowing towards Pakistan, essentially cutting water flowing downstream to IslamabadAccording to a social media post by Baloch activist Mir Yab Baloch, a senior Taliban army official, General Mubin, visited the Kunar region in eastern Afghanistan. The Baloch activist also posted a video purported to show the Taliban official inspecting a potential dam site. Meanwhile, Pakistan’s Army chief was promoted to the rank of field marshal for his apparent role in the recent conflict with India. Gen. Asim Munir becomes only the second senior military officer in Islamabad’s history to be elevated to the position.According to an official statement, the decision to promote Munir was taken at a cabinet meeting chaired by Pakistan’s PM Shehbaz Sharif. sn18oc_world n18oc_crux0:00 INTRODUCTION3:35 PAK ARMY CHIEF PROMOTED FOR “FAILING” IN CONFLICT WITH INDIA?4:50 ‘IRON BROTHER’ CHINA BACKS PAKISTAN IN DEFENDING ‘SOVEREIGNTY’6:50 ATTARI-WAGAH BEATING RETREAT CEREMONY RESUMES7:53 INDIA EMBARKS ON DIPLOMATIC OUTREACH AGAINST PAKISTAN