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Khwarij, Khwarij Attack Foiled in DI Khan, Counterterrorism Operation in Dera Ismail Khan

Khwarij Attack Foiled in DI Khan, Civilian Martyred in Firing

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Security forces foiled an attack by Khwarij during an intelligence-based search operation in Rori village, within the jurisdiction of Kalachi Police Station in Dera Ismail Khan, but a civilian was martyred after the terrorists opened indiscriminate fire in the local population. According to initial information, security forces launched the operation after receiving intelligence about the

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Lakki Marwat, Lakki Marwat Operation, Civil Camp Lakki Marwat, Khwarij Hideouts Destroyed, Pakistan's War on Terror and India-Sponsored Terrorism in KP and Balochistan

Lakki Marwat Operation Destroys Khwarij Hideouts at Civil Camp

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Security forces destroyed Khwarij hideouts during an operation at Civil Camp in Lakki Marwat, as local police and a peace committee reaffirmed their commitment to protecting residents and preventing terrorist elements from undermining security in the area. The operation targeted hideouts used by the Khwarij, although the available information did not specify the number of

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Counterterrorism, Counterterrorism Operation Hits Khwarij Hideouts in Bannu, Bannu Police, Security Forces, Counter Terrorism Department (CTD)

Explosives Recovered as Counterterrorism Operation Hits Khwarij Hideouts in Bannu

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Security forces and counterterrorism personnel have carried out a major operation against Khwarij across multiple areas of Bannu, dismantling hideouts, destroying camps and underground bunkers, and recovering explosives and other equipment. The operation covered areas within the jurisdictions of Domel and Township police stations, including Sparka, Akbar Ali Khan, Janan Khel, Painda Khel, Sada Khel

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Mirwais Khan, Afghan Taliban, Afghanistan Under Taliban Rule

Mirwais Khan’s Killing: The Taliban Control Afghanistan, but Have They Secured Its Legitimacy?

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The reported killing of Mirwais Khan, a commander associated with Afghanistan’s National Resistance Front (NRF), has produced two sharply contrasting narratives. Taliban supporters have welcomed the death of an armed opponent, while resistance figures have portrayed Khan as a fighter who refused to abandon his cause. The competing reactions reveal a question that extends beyond

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Terrorists, TTP Terrorists, Public Alert

TTP Terrorists May Pose as Imams and Guests, Public Warned to Verify Identities

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A public awareness message has urged residents to remain vigilant against terrorists who may disguise themselves as religious clerics or present themselves as guests to gain access to mosques and private homes, warning that appearances alone cannot establish a person’s identity or intentions. The message cites the bombing at Kohat Police Lines, alleging that the

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Pakistan and the Afghan Taliban, Pakistan Afghan Taliban Tensions, Afghan Taliban and TTP Safe Havens, Pak-Afghan Transit Trade, Afghan Taliban and Cross-Border Terrorism

Pakistan and the Afghan Taliban: How Long Can the Security Dispute Continue?

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Pakistan and the Afghan Taliban share a border, deep social connections and a history of political and security cooperation. Yet their relationship has become increasingly strained over a fundamental question: can the Taliban authorities prevent armed groups operating from Afghan territory from attacking Pakistan, and are they willing to take the verifiable steps Islamabad demands?

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Rana Sanaullah, Adviser to the Prime Minister on Political Affairs Rana Sanaullah, Former Chief Minister KP Sohail Afridi, PTI's Long March is a ''Dhong March'', Pakistan's Fight Against Terrorism and PTI's Dirty Politics

Rana Sanaullah Accuses KP Government of Withholding Counterterrorism Cooperation

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Adviser to the Prime Minister on Political Affairs Rana Sanaullah has accused the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa government of failing to provide the cooperation required for counterterrorism operations, contrasting its approach with that of the Balochistan government, which he said was working closely with the federal government and the armed forces. Addressing a Senate session, Sanaullah said

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Anti-Taliban Resistance, Torghundi Port in Afghanistan’s Western Herat Province, Afghan Taliban and Cross-Border Terrorism

Anti-Taliban Resistance Group Announces Attack on Security Vehicle in Western Afghanistan

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An anti-Taliban resistance group has claimed responsibility for a rocket attack on a vehicle belonging to Taliban Rangers at Torghundi Port in Afghanistan’s western Herat province on Monday afternoon. The National Independence Front of Afghanistan (NIFA) said its fighters targeted the vehicle in the attack. The group said further information about possible casualties would be

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Field Marshal Syed Asim Munir, Field Marshal Syed Asim Munir in Tehran, US-Iran Tensions, Pakistan's Role in US-Iran Tensions, Pakistan as Regional Stabilizer

Field Marshal Syed Asim Munir’s Tehran Visit Focuses on US-Iran Tensions and Regional Security

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Pakistan’s Chief of Army Staff and Chief of Defence Forces, Field Marshal Syed Asim Munir, has arrived in Tehran on an official visit amid heightened regional tensions, with discussions expected to focus on bilateral relations, border security and broader efforts to ease tensions in the Middle East. The visit comes as Pakistan seeks to strengthen

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Pakistan’s Security, National Action Plan and Pakistan's Fight against Terrorism, Afghan Refugees, KP's Minerals, Pakistan's Fight Against Terrorism and PTI's Dirty Politics

Pakistan’s Security Crossroads: Afghan Deportations, Tribal Councils, Terror Networks and the Political Fight Over KP

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Pakistan’s security challenges cannot be reduced to the question of Afghan refugees alone. The real issue is the presence of all undocumented foreign nationals, the networks exploiting vulnerable people for terrorism, and the failure to maintain a consistent national approach to counterterrorism. The government’s planned crackdown after November 1, including the identification of around 500,000

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