On 12 October 2025, Trump declared, “And I hear now there’s a war going on between Pakistan and Afghanistan. I said, ‘I’ll have to wait till I get back’. I am doing another one’. Because I’m good at solving wars.”
October 7 marked the second anniversary of the Al-Aqsa Flood operation. Two full years have passed since the usurping entity targeted our people in Gaza, unleashing upon them the machinery of killing, displacement, and starvation, and using the utmost degrees of savagery and brutality against them. So what has changed with this unjust war?!
After Trump declared the victory he and his protégé, the Jewish entity, achieved in his speech before the Knesset. This victory was achieved against unarmed civilians, including women, children, and the elderly, as well as trees and stones, the Butcher of Gaza headed to the conference arranged by his agent in Egypt, Sisi, to which he invited all those who conspired against the blessed land.
Away from the “self-restraint” policy adopted by the current governments in Pakistan and Afghanistan toward the enemies of the Ummah — the Jews, Hindus, and Americans — both Pakistan and Afghanistan announced that dozens of soldiers from each side had been killed in clashes that erupted along their shared border.
With deep sorrow and grief, we mourn the passing of another of our steadfast and pious sons, and we do not vouch for anyone before Allah. Our brother Mirza Ahmad Mir Aziz passed away on Friday, October 10, 2025, and the funeral prayer was held for him yesterday, Saturday. Mir Aziz was born in Tashkent in 1970.
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