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At least 24 Pakistani army personnel were killed and more than 100 injured after a suicide vehicle bomb targeted a military shuttle train in Quetta, Balochistan, on Sunday. The blast derailed a bogie, sparked a fire and damaged nearby homes and vehicles. The banned Baloch Liberation Army’s Majeed Brigade claimed responsibility, saying army personnel were the intended target.

India and Oman have significantly bolstered their defence ties with specialized military training for Omani forces. This initiative, involving Indian Army, Navy, and Air Force experts, focused on enhancing joint operational coordination and logistics. The move underscores deepening strategic cooperation amidst regional security concerns and follows recent discussions on West Asia.

India has strongly criticized Pakistan at the UN Security Council, accusing it of a long record of violence against civilians and citing recent incidents in Afghanistan linked to Pakistani military action. India's envoy highlighted UNAMA findings of civilian casualties due to cross-border violence and airstrikes, including an attack on a hospital during Ramadan.

Seventeen officers completed a 48-week training program at the Air Force Test Pilots School. The graduating batch included personnel from the Indian Air Force, Army, and Navy. Chief of Air Staff Air Chief Marshal AP Singh presented awards to outstanding performers. The officers will now join the Aircraft and Systems Testing Establishment.

India's elite Special Forces, across Army, Navy, and Air Force, have consistently demonstrated exceptional prowess in diverse covert and overt operations. From daring cross-border raids in Pakistan and Myanmar to critical hostage rescues in Sierra Leone and counter-terror missions in Jammu and Kashmir, these highly trained units showcase unwavering courage, precision, and strategic impact, safeguarding national interests and deterring adversaries.

In a remarkable turn of events, three Indian Army officers, including a General Officer Commanding, survived a harrowing helicopter crash in the vicinity of Leh. This incident sheds light on the pressing need to upgrade the Army's aging aircraft fleet.

As Colombia grapples with a severe humanitarian crisis, conflict-induced displacement surged in 2025, impacting over 322,000 individuals. Armed factions, in the wake of FARC's disarmament, have intensified their violent confrontations, reaching levels not seen in a decade. Norte de Santander bears the brunt, with countless families fleeing from the turmoil.

Late Wednesday night, Gaya airport sprang back to life to aid a vital medical emergency. An Indian Air Force air ambulance raced against time, transporting a critically ill soldier from the Officers Training Academy to a Delhi hospital for specialized care. Recalling airport staff under challenging conditions showcased the dire situation, as the soldier battled severe liver failure.

Drones are revolutionizing warfare, as seen in Ukraine and West Asia. India is embracing Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS) as a core combat tool, demonstrated in Operation Sindoor. The armed forces are integrating these systems, viewing them as extensions of air power, crucial for future joint operations and defense against enemy drones.