Due to the ongoing war between Iran and Israel, Pakistan's flight operations are facing major disruptions. The regional conflict is affecting air travel not only within the Middle East but also in Pakistan,

Israel said on Friday it targeted nuclear facilities, ballistic missile factories and military commanders in a "preemptive strike" to prevent Tehran from building an atomic weapon. Several brokerages had initially expected a cut but revised their forecasts after the Israeli strikes sparked fears of a broader conflict.

The closure impacts key points vital for cross-border travel and local trade between Pakistan's Balochistan province and Iran, including the Taftan crossing in Chaghi district, Gabd-Rimdan in Gwadar, Chedgi and Jirrak in Panjgur, and the Rideeg Mand crossing in Kech district, according to a report by Arab News.

Credible security sources have denied reports claiming Pakistan gave Iran any nuclear assurance in case of an Israeli attack. These claims were circulated by some foreign media outlets. Officials said no such commitment was made by Pakistan.

ISLAMABAD: The government has ruled out any cut in the Petroleum Development Levy , as authorities warn that domestic fuel prices may increase in line with a 16% spike in global oil rates caused

Various Muslim countries like Turkey, Saudi Arabia and UAE have expressed their strong opinions on the recent conflict between Iran and Israel but what have they said.

Balochistan in Pakistan faces a fuel crisis due to the Israel-Iran conflict. Many petrol stations are closed, causing panic. These stations depend on smuggled Iranian fuel. Border crossings with Iran are sealed.

ISLAMABAD: Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar has asserted that Iran is ready to resume negotiations provided Israel halts further military action as the conflict between