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260 Afghan Terrorists Identified, 6,500 TTP Fighters in Afghanistan: The Evidence Behind Pakistan’s Cross-Border Terrorism Claim

Despite what Pakistan describes as mounting evidence of terrorist networks operating from Afghan territory, the Taliban regime continues to deny providing sanctuary, support or operational space to terrorist organisations targeting Pakistan. According to information provided by Pakistani security sources, 260 Afghan terrorists killed inside Pakistan have been identified through their names, addresses and family details. The

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Chaman Sector: Afghan Infiltration Attempt Foiled, Multiple Taliban Killed in Decisive Pakistani Response

Pakistan’s security forces have successfully foiled an attempt by Afghan Taliban forces to infiltrate Pakistani territory in the Chaman sector along the Pakistan–Afghanistan border, according to security sources. The sources said that Afghan forces launched an aggressive action in the Chaman border sector and attempted to advance towards Pakistani positions. Pakistani security forces responded immediately and

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17-Year-Old Son, 12-Year-Old Daughter: Pasni Father’s Explosive Allegation of Minors Being Lured by the BYC

The reported distancing of families from individuals allegedly associated with the Baloch Yakjehti Committee (BYC) continues, with a resident of Pasni publicly announcing his disassociation from his own son and daughter, whom he says were allegedly taken and influenced by the organisation. The resident, Wahid Bakhsh, a resident of the Zari Kor area of Pasni, has publicly

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Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Police’s War Against Terrorism: What’s the Real Story Behind the Chief Minister’s Claims?

 The delivery record of critical security equipment procured for the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Police presents a substantially different picture from recent claims made by Chief Minister Sohail Afridi regarding alleged delays and non-provision of equipment. At a time when Khyber Pakhtunkhwa continues to face serious security challenges and its police force remains at the forefront of the

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Security Forces Strike Near Ziarat, Quetta; Multiple BLA & TTP Terrorists Neutralized

Pakistan’s security forces have conducted a major counter-terrorism operation in the vicinity of Ziarat, Quetta, targeting terrorist elements associated with the Baloch Liberation Army (BLA) and Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP), according to security sources. The operation was launched on the basis of intelligence regarding the presence and activities of terrorists in the area. Security forces moved swiftly to contain the

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What Triggered the Gulistan Sector Clash? Afghan Taliban Attempt Border Incursion as Gunfire Erupts

Security forces have successfully foiled an attempted act of cross-border aggression originating from the Afghan side in the Gulistan Sector along the Pakistan-Afghanistan border, according to security sources. The security forces, maintaining heightened vigilance along the sensitive border area, responded promptly and effectively when an attempt was made to enter Pakistani territory and carry out an

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Taliban, Afghan Women, Taliban Detain Women and Girls in Herat, International Calls for Women's Rights, Afghanistan Under Taliban Rule

Taliban Detain Women and Girls in Herat Amid International Calls for Women’s Rights

The Taliban have detained several women and girls in Afghanistan’s western city of Herat over alleged violations of the group’s dress code, in a move highlighting the continuing restrictions on women despite international calls for their rights and freedom to work. The detentions took place on Thursday near Mostofiat Square, where the Taliban’s morality police

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Taliban Must Allow Female Aid Workers to Work in Afghanistan, UN Relief Chief Says

Afghanistan remains a major global humanitarian priority, with the United Nations continuing its efforts to support people in need, UN relief chief Tom Fletcher has said, stressing that the Taliban must allow female humanitarian workers to carry out their duties. Speaking on the sidelines of the 81st session of the UN General Assembly, Fletcher said

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Peshawar, Terror Plot Foiled in Peshawar, CTD Operation

Peshawar CTD Operation Targets Three Suicide Bombers, One Eliminated

The Counter Terrorism Department (CTD) foiled a major terrorist plot in Peshawar after eliminating one suspected suicide bomber during an intelligence-based operation in the Garhi Sherdad area along Warsak Road. The operation was launched following confirmed intelligence about the presence of three suicide bombers in the area. During the operation, the terrorists opened fire on

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