Islamabad: Once again Prime Minister of Pakistan Imran Khan becomes the only leader to raise the matter of Palestine and Kashmir.

While addressing the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation (OIC), Prime Minister Imran Khan said I will raise two more points.

The people of Palestine and Kashmir look to us and they want us to give a unified response against the genocide they are facing.

The OIC summit in Islamabad was hosted to discuss the Afghan issues following the US withdrawal to tackle humanitarian and economical crises.

On insistence of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, Pakistan is hosting the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation (OIC). Foreign Ministers from 54 Islamic countries will attend this summit in Islamabad.

The OIC will discuss the Afghan situation to prevent humanitarian and economical crises as a result of US withdrawal. A delegation from the Afghan government will also attend this Summit.

Since Pakistan is playing a leading role to gather the Muslim world to prevent further crisis in Afghanistan, Prime Minister of Pakistan Imran Khan will deliver a speech at the event.

Now Group Captain Abhinandan Varthaman will teach how to become a good fighter pilot. This is the same famous Indian fighter pilot who was shot down by Hassan Siddiqui from Pakistan Air Force.

Abhinandan Varthaman was shot by F-16 when he entered Pakistani aerospace in his MiG-21. Videos of Abhinandan went viral when he landed in Pakistan administrated Azad Kashmir.

Upon his landing, he thought he landed in Indian occupied Kashmir thus he raised the Indian slogan. Soon after realizing he raised the slogan in front of the wrong people, it was too late for him and he was beaten publicly which made him famous.

A Turkish-based company Zyrone Dynamics agreed to provide a multirotor mini UAV model to India. The Drone deal is the beginning of new relation between Turkey and India.

It is expected that Turkey will deliver the advanced technology to India this month and will continue to provide batches of 100 vehicles in the coming years.

With the rapid increase in the use of UAVs, the Turkish government is trying to boost its exports. This is obvious that India will use the technology in the occupied Valley and it may also use the UAVs against Pakistan.

Reportedly an unidentified drone attacked TTP bases in Eastern Afghanistan Kunar province near the border of Pakistan.

The drone strike came a week after the ceasefire agreement ended between the Government of Pakistan and TPP. Just a few days before the drone strike, TTP claimed to be a part of the current Afghan government.

Also a few days before the drone strike, the spokesperson of the Afghan government denied the claims of TTP and said TPP has no affiliation with the Afghan government.

Pakistan has been hosting more than 3 million Afghan refugees who fled their country to escape the Soviet-Afghan war which started in 1979.

Now the third generation of Afghan refugees is living in Pakistan’s refugee camps. Pakistan suffered numerous terror attacks due to Anti Pakistan elements within the 3 million Afghan refugees.

In addition to the 3 million Afghan refugees, 300,000 more Afghan refugees entered Pakistan following the US withdrawal. To prevent further instability, the government has Pakistan decided to send over 3 million Afghan refugees back to Afghanistan.

Saudi Crown Prince Muhammad Bin Salman has claimed that the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia will become New Europe in the next 5 years. He expressed his wish to see Saudi Arabia transforming economically within his lifetime as he pledged to see the region prosper.

Crown Prince predicted that the economic growth of the Kingdom will improve in the coming years as part of the ambitious Vision 2030 reform plan. Saudi Arabia has already taken significant steps to develop its economy, said the Prince.

Moreover, the prince said Saudi Arabia’s growth is beneficial to the region as a whole. “Saudi Arabia is the engine of growth in our region and its success will be reflected on us,” he said.

Field Marshal of Indian Army Sam Manekshaw who commanded the Indian army during the Indo-Pak 1971 war praised the gallantry of the Pakistan Army.

In an interview with BBC, Sam Manekshaw was asked did you won the 1971 war because Pakistan Army was incompetent. Manekshaw replied no, instead he said that Pakistan Army deployed in East Pakistan fought gallantly.

He also added that circumstances were not in favour of the Pakistan Army as they were 1000 miles away from their bases. Also, the number of Indian soldiers deployed to fight East Pakistan surpassed the number of Pakistani soldiers in East Pakistan, each Pakistani soldier was facing at least 50 Indian soldiers.