The Afghan Military in the North says at least twenty five militants have been killed or wounded during separate clashes in northern Balkh and Sari Pul provinces.
Clashes reported among Afghan forces, militants in Balkh, Sari Pul provinces
Shia woman injured amid Saudi regime forces’ raid on Qatif
A young woman has been shot and injured after Saudi regime forces stormed the kingdom’s oil-rich and Shia-populated Eastern Province as the Riyadh regime presses ahead with its brutal clampdown against pro-democracy campaigners and political dissidents.
Female inmates go on hunger strike at Bahraini jail over ill-treatment
Three female Shia activists have launched an open-ended hunger strike at a detention center in Bahrain to protest their dire situation and mistreatment by prison authorities as the ruling Al Khalifah regime presses ahead with its heavy-handed clampdown on human rights campaigners and pro-democracy activists in the Gulf kingdom.
No security threat for Arbaeen pilgrims
An official in Iraq’s province of Karbala there are no security threats for pilgrims during the Arbaeen season.
Taliban attacks kill, wound dozens of Afghan forces
Taliban militants in Afghanistan have killed and wounded dozens of Afghan police forces, including a provincial police chief, in heavy fighting in the northern and central parts of the country, just ahead of parliamentary polls that the militants have vowed to disrupt.
Female Shia pilgrim crushed to death by a policeman in Drunkard, Pakistan
A policeman hit a woman Shia pilgrim who was part of a convoy of pilgrims due to which she died on the spot in Drunkard, Pakistan.
Free Muslim calls on Security Council to lift Saudi siege on Yemeni people
Non-Violence International Organization, Free Muslim, called on the UN Security Council to hold its legal and moral responsibilities to lift the siege imposed on the Yemeni people.
Militants killed, APCs recaptured in Afghan Special Forces operation in Kunduz
At least 12 militants were killed and two Armored Personnel Carriers were recaptured along with several other military equipment during the operation of the Afghan Special Forces in northern Kunduz province of Afghanistan.
Shia doctor fatally injured as terrorists attack him at his clinic in Kohat, Pakistan
Notorious terrorists of outlawed takfiri terrorist outfit ASWJ/LeJ aka Sipah-e-Sahaba made a murderous attempt on Shia doctor in his Kohat clinic near Police Lines. The doctor was fatally injured due to their firing.
UN warns 12mn Yemenis may face worst famine in 100 years
The UN’s food agency has urged Saudi Arabia and its allies to stop their devastating war on Yemen, saying the conflict has put millions of Yemeni people on the brink of the worst famine in 100 years.
Basra mourners march toward Karbala for Arbaeen
A group of mourners from the southern Iraqi city of Basra left the city for of Karbala ahead of Arbaeen.
5,000 copies of Quran to be distributed among Arbaeen pilgrims
Some 5,000 copies of the Quran will be distributed among Husseini services units during the Arbaeen pilgrimage an official said.
Shia pilgrims denied entry into Balochistan, stuck at provincial border with Sindh
Around two dozen buses carrying Shia pilgrims were stopped at the inter-provincial borders between Sindh and Balochistan provinces. The Shia pilgrims were on their way to Taftan border town from they planned to go to Karbala in Iraq via Iran.
Taliban’s deputy shadow governor dies of critical wounds in Herat
The deputy shadow governor of the Taliban group for western Afghan Herat province Manan Lewanay has died of critical wounds he sustained during the operations of the Afghan police forces.