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Terrorists, Quadcopter Attack on Mosque in Lakki Marwat, Afghan Soi and Cross-Border Terrorism

Terrorists Drop Explosives on Lakki Marwat Mosque During Prayers

Terrorists allegedly dropped explosive material on a mosque using a quadcopter during prayers in Lakki Marwat district of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, raising fresh concerns over the growing threat posed by weaponized drones to civilian areas. The incident occurred at Moor Mosque in Khairo Khel Paka village, within the jurisdiction of Ghazni Khel Police Station. According to

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Terror, PTI's Long March, Terror-Hit KP's Police, CM Sohail Afridi vs Governor Faisal Karim Kundi, Pakistan's Fight Against Terrorism and PTI's Dirty Politics

PTI’s Long March Charade Continues as Terror-Hit KP’s Police and Public Pay the Price

The growing wave of terrorist attacks in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa has raised serious questions about the provincial government’s priorities, particularly as Chief Minister Sohail Afridi remains focused on political mobilization and the PTI’s long march. While police personnel and other law enforcement officials continue to pay the price in the fight against terrorism, the government appears

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Province, PTI's Long March is a ''Dhong March'', PTI-TTP Nexus, Safe Long March in Unsafe Province, Pakistan's Fight against Terror and PTI's Dirty Politics

A Safe March Through an Unsafe Province: The Questions PTI Must Answer

There is an uncomfortable contradiction at the heart of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa’s security debate. A political procession can travel through the province, generate headlines and project an image of political strength, while ordinary residents in some of the same districts remain fearful of travelling after sunset. That contrast deserves serious examination, particularly when the party leading

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Political, Pakistan, PTI’s ‘Gali Brigade’, Political Debate in Pakistan, PTI's Long March is a ''Dhong March''

PTI’s ‘Gali Brigade’ and the Growing Crisis of Political Debate in Pakistan

Pakistan’s political culture has many problems, but one of the most disturbing is the growing tendency to confuse abuse with argument and personal attacks with political awareness. PTI’s highly visible online support base has become a particularly prominent part of this debate. Its most aggressive members, often described as the party’s online brigade, have developed

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Kundi, Governor Faisal Karim Kundi, PTI Long March, Governor Kundi vs Sohail Afridi, Pakistan's Fight Against Terrorism and PTI's Dirty Politics

Faisal Kundi Warns PTI Over Governor House Siege and May 9 Repeat

Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Governor Faisal Karim Kundi has challenged Chief Minister Sohail Afridi to cross Swabi as the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) long march advances through the province, escalating an already tense political confrontation over the planned march, security concerns, and threats to surround the Governor House in Peshawar. “If you have the courage, cross Swabi tomorrow,”

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Taliban, Afghanistan, “Lessons the Taliban Have Learned'', Afghan Taliban Facilitating Cross-Border Terror, The Diplomat

Taliban Have Mastered Power Consolidation Without Abandoning Their Ideology

The Afghan Taliban have refined their methods of controlling Afghanistan since their return to power, learning from the shortcomings of their first rule while retaining the same ideological beliefs, according to an analysis published on Thursday, October 8. An analysis published by The Diplomat on Thursday, October 8, under the title “Lessons the Taliban Have

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Terrorists, Tank Operation, Militants Killed in Tank Operation, Afghan Taliban and The Banned TTP, Pakistan's War on Terror and India-Backed Terrorism in Balochistan and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa

Three TTP Terrorists Eliminated in Intelligence-Based Operation in Tank

Security forces eliminated three terrorists belonging to the banned Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) Bhittani group during an intelligence-based operation in Tank district of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, security sources said. The operation was launched after confirmed intelligence indicated that terrorists were present in the Gurrah Faqira area along Jandola Road, within the jurisdiction of S.M.A. Police Station, and

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Afghanistan, Growing Anti-Taliban Resistance, Political Crisis in KP, PTI's Long March is a ''Dhong March'', Pakistan's Fight Against Terrorism and PTI's Dirty Politics

Resistance Grows in Afghanistan as Political Crisis Deepens in KP

Afghanistan is facing a continuing challenge to Taliban rule, with resistance groups claiming attacks across an expanding geographical area. At the same time, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa is confronting worsening security concerns, growing political confrontation between the provincial and federal governments, and public frustration over the delivery of basic services. These developments are taking place alongside a

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Public, PTI's Long March, PTI Founder's Release, PTI's Priorities, Pakistan's Fight Against Terrorism and PTI's Dirty Politics

A Chief Minister, a Long March and the Public Responsibilities Left Behind

Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf’s political argument rests heavily on the claim that it represents the popular will of the people. But a democratic mandate is not a blank cheque, nor does it belong to a party leader as personal property. It is a public trust, carrying obligations that extend well beyond securing the release of a political

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Elders, North Waziristan Elders, Counterterrorism Measures to Protect Locals

North Waziristan Elders Call for Stronger Counterterrorism Measures to Protect Locals

A jirga of tribal elders and members of the Malik Shahi tribe was held in Shewa tehsil of North Waziristan, with participants calling for effective counterterrorism measures to curb the movement of suspected terrorists and protect local communities. The jirga discussed the prevailing security situation, the reported increase in the movement of suspected terrorist elements

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