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In response to recent unprovoked Indian military aggression, Pakistan has officially launched Operation Bunyān Mursas, a precision counter-offensive aimed at neutralizing key Indian military assets. The operation marks a significant Read moreescalation in the regional conflict, as Pakistan exercises its strategic and technological capabilities with decisive force. Under the operation, Pakistan’s armed forces initiated a targeted missile campaign using Fatah-1 tactical ballistic missiles, striking critical Indian military infrastructure. Three of these missiles successfully hit the Udhampur Air Base, reportedly destroying the facility entirely. The retaliatory strikes extended further, with Pakistan Air Force launching coordinated assaults that obliterated India’s S-400 missile defense system, and critical installations in Uri (J-Top Brigade HQ) and Pathankot. In a parallel cyber warfare front, Pakistan is believed to have executed a sophisticated cyber operation, crippling over 70% of India's national power grid, causing widespread disruption and demonstrating advanced hybrid warfare capability. Among the symbolic moves in this operation, Pakistan dedicated the missile launches to the martyrdom of innocent Pakistani children, giving a human face to the nation's resolve.

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The RHS announces ‘Catherine’s Rose’ to celebrate The Princess of Wales’

work to highlight the healing power of nature

The RHS has named a rose, bred by Harkness Roses, for Her Royal Highness The
Princess of Wales, to celebrate the incredible healing power Read moreof nature and raise
awareness of the important role that spending time outdoors plays in bringing us joy
and supporting our mental, physical and spiritual wellbeing.

‘Catherine’s Rose’, a stunning floribunda, has subtle coral-pink blooms, which are
produced in abundance, and have a rich perfume with hints of Turkish Delight and
mango. With flowers that attract pollinators, Catherine’s Rose will thrive in a mixed
border, as a hedge, in a large container or in a rose bed.

Funds from the sale of Catherine’s Rose will go to The Royal Marsden Cancer Charity,
to help The Royal Marsden NHS Foundation Trust establish a unique training
programme for clinical teams across the country. This specialist prehabilitation and
rehabilitation programme will help to ensure patients who need intensive support live
well with, and beyond, cancer.

Clare Matterson, RHS Director General, said: “As well as supporting the incredible
work of The Royal Marsden, Catherine’s Rose will raise awareness of how nature and
gardening can help to heal. We know how important this message is as every day we
see how accessing nature and being outside is vital for our health and happiness.
“Crucially too, Harkness Roses has done a wonderful job breeding this spectacular
rose that is going to bring so much joy to all our nation’s gardeners and keep our
precious pollinators buzzing too! It’s a really special rose.”

Philip Harkness, Managing Director, Harkness Roses, said: “We’re delighted the RHS
is naming this stunning floribunda rose for The Princess of Wales, celebrating wellness
and nature. It is a privilege for Harkness Roses to work with The Royal Marsden where
donations of this beautiful rose will help raise funds for this vital charity.”
Dame Cally Palmer, Chief Executive, The Royal Marsden NHS Foundation Trust, said:
“As a specialist cancer centre, The Royal Marsden’s mission is to ensure every patient
has the care and support they need to achieve the best outcome and patient
experience.

“Every rose sold will help The Royal Marsden establish a unique training programme
for clinical teams across the country in prehabilitation and rehabilitation techniques
which makes such a difference to patient care.
“We are honoured to have Their Royal Highnesses The Prince and Princess of Wales
as Joint Patrons of our specialist cancer centre, and we are very grateful to The
Princess and the Royal Horticultural Society for setting up this initiative, and for the
benefit it will bring to cancer patients everywhere.”

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On May 7th and 8th India once again attempted cross-border incursions using Israeli-manufactured Herop drones. In a swift and effective response, Pakistan successfully intercepted and neutralized 25 drones across multiple regions Read moreincluding Lahore, Gujranwala, Chakwal, Bahawalpur, Meano, Karachi, Chhor, and Attock. In Lahore, four officers sustained injuries during the operation, while in Meano Sindh, one civilian tragically lost their life. Despite the aggression, Pakistan armed forces remain fully alert and capable of delivering a decisive response. Military officials affirmed that Pakistan's defense systems are on high alert and fully prepared to counter any future threats ensuring the nation’s sovereignty and civilian safety remain protected.