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  Climbers involved in the winter K2 summit: JP Mohar, Muhammad Ali Sadpara and Jan Sunori (right to left) Gilgit-Baltistan authorities have confirmed the deaths of three climbers who went missing while attempting to climb the world's second-highest mountain, K2, including Pakistani climber Ali Sadpara, and called off the ongoing search operation. Has been announced. Ali Sadpara, Iceland's John Sunori and Chile's Juan Pablo Mohar were last seen on February 5 at an altitude of more than 8,000 meters near the summit of K2 by Ali Sadpara's son Sajid Sadpara due to an oxygen regulator malfunction. The campaigns were left unfinished and forced to return. Ali Sadpara and Sajid Sadpara participated in the campaign as high altitude porters. Sajid Sadpara also announced the deaths of the three climbers, including his father, at a press conference in Skardu on Thursday. Sajid Sadpara said, "Kato has taken my father in his arms forever." Sajid Sadpara was accompanied by ...

  More than nine days have passed since three of the pakistani sahemmen, including Pakistani mountain-based Pakistani mountain-to-bet, Muhammad Ali Sadpara, who went on a winter-scale expedition to search for the world's second highest mountain, have failed to track them down so far. @ELIASAIKALY British-American woman, Veenisa O'Brien (who also has been a goodwill ambassador to Pakistan and has also signed kto with Jon Sanori) said in a press release released Sunday that pakistan, Iceland and Italy have launched Muhammad Ali Sad Para, John Sanori and Juan Pabilu Moher during the nine-day search campaign. All available resources and latest technology are used to search for. The press release said that a major press conference will be held on 15th February (today) to discuss the latest situation, particularly muhammad ali sadpara. While no reports about Pakistani mountain-scale Muhammad Ali Sadpara and his colleagues have been reported so far, a new debate on Pakistan's soci...

PA MEDIA   A teenager has been sentenced to two years in a rehabilitation center in the UK for terrorism. He is the youngest person to be convicted of terrorism in Britain. The 16-year-old from Carnival had confessed to 12 crimes, including downloading bomb-making methods from the internet. At Old Bailey, Judge Mark Dennis QC said that if he was sentenced to prison, all important developments since his arrest in July 2019 would be ruined. The judge said the teenager, who could not be named for legal reasons, was facing serious problems. During the court hearing, it was revealed that the boy had collected far-right material on an online platform between 2018 and July 2019 and expressed racist, anti-homosexual and anti-Semitic views. He later became the leader of the British faction of the neo-Nazi terrorist organization, the Fکریhrer Craig Division. Working from her grandmother's home, she recruited members online, including Paul Dunn Levy, a young rugby player. Paul was jailed last...

GETTY IMAGES   I am your fan You are a very good player. Can you go to dinner with me? I have a great sponsor. "       This kind of talk is usually heard by cricketers from a stranger and when the stranger succeeds in gaining the trust of the players, then the matter escalates and takes a different approach.       What is the mood of the team? Which team will play tomorrow? What will be the betting order? Which bowler will have the first change in bowling?       Obviously, those who ask such questions have a specific purpose and this is where the trouble begins that the players fall into the hands of such a person or mafia whether they want to or not.       The three Pakistani cricketers, Salman Butt, Mohammad Asif and Mohammad Aamir, who were banned by the ICC Anti-Corruption Tribunal in February 2011 for their involvement in cricket corruption, also had the background that they were such a person. He followed the instruc...