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Almost none of the visuals about the India-Pakistan conflict on social media are real. Most are recycled from Gaza, Syria, video games, movies, and even AI-generated. Truth is buried somewhere under the flood of disinformation.

I’ve just realized that, despite its flaws, Afghan media before the Taliban was far more professional and credible than Indian and Pakistani media combined.

India abstains from IMF vote on Pakistan’s $2.3B loan, citing terror ties, repeated bailouts, and military control. Facing $130B in debt, Pakistan depends on its 25th IMF rescue since 1950 to avoid default.

A Pashtun from Pakhtunkhwa tells a Pakistani journalist he supports the India-Pakistan war if it leads to Pakistan’s collapse, giving Pashtuns and Baloch a path to freedom or unification with Afghanistan. Pakistan has only brought suffering to Pashtuns.

India has sent warships armed with supersonic missiles toward Pakistan, reportedly targeting Karachi port, which handles 60% of the Pakistan’s trade, amid escalating cross-border clashes.

The India-Pakistan war has entered a new phase, Pakistan has just launched an attack on India, escalating the conflict beyond cross-border skirmishes and drone strikes.

The India-Pakistan war is now full-scale, missiles launch, drones swarm, fighter jets clash in dogfights, artillery pounds border regions, and cyber attacks hit behind the scenes. It’s a war unfolding on every front.

A full-scale war is underway between two nuclear powers, and there’s barely any live coverage in global media.

Lies. Fake news is pouring out of Pakistani media. No Indian missile has hit Afghanistan, and there’s no reason for India to even do that. Pakistan is just trying to stir chaos and pull others into its mess.

An Indian missile strike has left a massive crater at Rahimyar Khan Airbase in southern Punjab, Pakistan.

Multiple Indian airbases have been destroyed, according to Pakistan’s Geonews but there are no visuals or independent confirmation.

Here is wreckage of a Pakistani missile downed by India, despite Pakistani media claiming their Fatah-1 missiles hit dozens Indian targets with accuracy.

An Indian strike hits a Pakistani airbase in Rawalpindi, the city that houses Pakistan’s military headquarters.

According to Pakistani media, they’ve destroyed BrahMos storage, multiple airbases, and India’s entire air defense. At this rate, they’ll be in Delhi before lunch, declaring victory from the Red Fort.

If missiles hit Afghan soil, it won’t be from India. Only one neighbor has a habit of bombing us.

A prolonged war may strain India but it could erase Pakistan.

Pakistan sees the war as a sprint; for India, it’s a marathon.

India hit nine targets in Pakistan after a terror attack. Pakistan claimed to down Indian jets, India denied it and launched drone swarms. Both sides exchanged drones, missiles, and artillery. The U.S. brokered a ceasefire, but it was quickly violated. Now, it’s a stalemate.

Good news: FIFA has approved the creation of an Afghan Women’s Refugee Team to compete internationally, offering hope to Afghan women banned from all sports by the Taliban.

India is prepared for a prolonged, limited intensity war to economically exhaust Pakistan. Knowing it can’t endure one, Pakistan relies on full-spectrum deterrence, escalating from artillery to nukes within days. The result is a dangerously unstable deterrence dynamic.