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From Sleeper Cells to Drone Threats, Pakistan Confronts an Evolving Security Landscape

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For anyone closely observing Pakistan’s western frontier, it has become increasingly clear that the security environment is no longer confined to isolated incidents or individual districts. What we are witnessing today is a connected and evolving threat stretching from Bajaur and the former tribal districts to Balochistan, where different terrorist organizations operate under different banners […]

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Three Terrorists Eliminated in Turbat IBO, Weapons Cache Recovered

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Three terrorists were eliminated during an intelligence-based operation (IBO) conducted by security forces in the Gorandi area of Turbat, Balochistan, according to sources. Sources said the operation was launched after security agencies received credible intelligence regarding the presence of armed terrorists in the area. Acting swiftly on the information, security forces surrounded the suspected hideout,

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Taliban Regime Moves to Silence Kabul University Blast After One Student Killed, 10 Injured

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At least one student was killed and 10 others injured when a hand grenade was hurled at the Kabul University dormitory on Friday, according to sources. The blast reportedly occurred around 8 pm inside or near the university hostel premises. Taliban authorities arrived at the scene shortly after the incident. Sources said the dead body

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Jiwani Attack Case: New Details Emerge on Attaullah’s Background and Terrorist Network Links

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Jiwani attack’s mastermind Attaullah, son of Gaji Khan, has been identified as a terrorist commander of the outlawed BLA and is said to be originally from Awaran district. According to sources, Attaullah’s name was previously included in the PAANK missing persons record, where he was listed under serial number 122. It is also claimed that

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CTD Intercepts India-Backed Terrorist Before Attack on Sensitive Site

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The Counter Terrorism Department (CTD) has arrested an India-backed terrorist during an operation in Sahiwal and recovered explosive material and other items allegedly intended for a planned terrorist attack on sensitive installations. According to CTD sources, the suspect was identified as Roz Ali Khan, a resident of Urmar Miana in Peshawar district, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. The

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Taliban Reinforce Badakhshan After Talks With Dissident Commander Fail

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Afghanistan’s northeastern Badakhshan Province has witnessed a significant increase in Taliban military activity after efforts by a delegation sent by the group’s supreme leadership reportedly failed to resolve differences with dissident Taliban commander Juma Khan Fateh, according to local sources. Sources told Afghan media that the Taliban delegation, dispatched to negotiate with Fateh, was unable

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Afghanistan Aid Funding Falls to Record Low as Taliban Isolation Deepens

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Afghanistan is facing a sharp decline in international humanitarian assistance as growing diplomatic isolation of the Taliban regime, coupled with mounting concerns over corruption and the alleged embezzlement of aid resources, continues to erode donor confidence and credibility, pushing the country’s humanitarian funding to a record low. According to a report by the Norwegian Refugee

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US Reaffirms Support for Pakistan’s Right to Defend Itself Against Terrorism

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The United States has once again reaffirmed its support for Pakistan’s right to defend itself against terrorist attacks, acknowledging the heavy toll terrorism has inflicted on the Pakistani people and reiterating Washington’s backing for Islamabad’s counterterrorism efforts amid continuing regional security challenges. In a statement issued by the U.S. State Department, Washington said it “supports

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Taliban Step Up Military Preparations as Regional Security Concerns Deepen

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Afghanistan is witnessing intensified military preparations as the traditional fighting season approaches, with reports indicating that Taliban forces are mobilizing in large numbers in Wardak Province, near Kabul. Security observers also point to increased activity by various terrorist groups, warning that expanding training camps and the movement of fighters may signal preparations for future terrorist

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Beyond the Battlefield, Pakistan’s Real Fight Is Also Against Narrative and Technology

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For years, Pakistan has maintained that terrorist organisations targeting our country have been operating from Afghan territory with varying degrees of support and facilitation. Every time Pakistan raised this concern, there were attempts in some quarters to dismiss it as political rhetoric or bilateral blame-shifting. Today, however, the picture has become increasingly difficult to deny.

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