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UK flights: British team satisfied with security arrangements at Islamabad airport

The UK Department for Transport's security assessment team has completed its evaluation of Islamabad International Airport. They expressed satisfaction with the airport's security measures, particularly for direct flights to the UK. The team commended the airport's efforts, provided recommendations, and will submit a final report to the Pakistan Civil Aviation Authority within three weeks.

COAS Asim Munir, UK army chief discuss military ties

COAS Asim Munir met with UK Army Chief General Sir Patrick Sanders to discuss enhancing bilateral defense relations. They also spoke at the Pakistan-UK Regional Stabilisation Conference in Islamabad. Both sides exchanged views on global and regional issues impacting national security and peace. The conference featured a 30-member UK delegation led by Major General Tom Bateman.

UK gifts security screeners to CAA

UK has given computer-based checking software to Pakistan Civil Aviation Authority (PCAA), enhancing aviation security measures. The UK government provided the software and training programs to PCAA, reinforcing their commitment to supporting PCAA in upholding high aviation security standards. This partnership demonstrates collaboration and mutual support in promoting safe and secure air travel.

Russia reacts to US and UK’s military strikes on Yemen

Russia strongly criticized the US and UK for their military strikes on Yemen, calling it an irresponsible adventure that could destabilize the Middle East. An ally of Iran, Russia demanded a UN Security Council meeting and condemned the strikes as illegal. It also echoed Saudi Arabia's concerns and emphasized the need for restraint.