Images of the suicide attacker involved in the March 6 blast in Miranshah have surfaced on social media, allegedly shared by a militant faction linked to the banned Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP), commonly referred to by authorities as Fitna al-Khwarij. According to the posts circulating online, the attacker was identified as Zarar Wazir, a resident of […]
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In two intelligence-based operations conducted in Balochistan, Pakistani security forces successfully neutralized fifteen militants affiliated with India-backed groups Fitna al-Khwarij and Fitna al-Hindustan, officials confirmed on Tuesday. The first operation took place in Harnai District following a tip-off regarding the presence of Khwarij . Security forces effectively targeted the militant hideout, and after a heavy
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The statement attributed to Afghanistan’s acting defence minister that if Kabul is targeted, Islamabad would also not remain safe has raised an important question: whether it is a policy position or a threat linked to security and political messaging. The minister also suggested that Afghanistan could sustain a war for ten years. Afghanistan currently does
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The Afghan Taliban administration is facing criticism after reports suggested that children and members of the labor class were pushed into anti-Pakistan demonstrations in parts of Afghanistan, in what observers describe as an attempt to amplify a political narrative amid mounting regional tensions. According to an Afghan media outlet, protests were organized in several areas,
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Security forces killed thirteen militants during a series of intelligence-driven operations carried out in different districts of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa on March 6 and 7, according to a statement issued by the military’s media wing Inter-Services Public Relations. The operations were part of an ongoing counterterrorism campaign targeting militants described by the military as belonging to
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A militant group identifying itself as Aswad al‑Khorasan has claimed responsibility for the recent attack on the Chashma Pul check post near Miranshah in North Waziristan, drawing attention to what analysts describe as a newly active faction linked to the Hafiz Gul Bahadur Network. According to statements circulated on militant communication channels, the group said
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Pakistan has witnessed seven suicide attacks so far in 2026, with responsibility or suspicion linked to several militant organizations, highlighting the evolving militant landscape in the country. According to available data, groups associated with the attacks include the banned Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP), Ittehad-ul-Mujahideen Pakistan, Islamic State, and a relatively new outfit called Ansar-ul-Islam Pakistan. Security
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US President Donald Trump delivered a series of sharp remarks on Iran’s future and Washington’s military posture in the Middle East, even as political debate in the United States intensifies over the potential domestic fallout from the conflict, including renewed discussion about the possibility of impeachment. Speaking to reporters, Trump said the United States wants
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Security forces killed two militants affiliated with a banned organization during a targeted operation in Bannu district, according to local sources. The operation was carried out following intelligence about the presence of members of an armed group suspected of involvement in a recent assault incident in the Domel area. The case had drawn widespread public
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A massive fire that erupted early Saturday morning in the Torkham commercial market across the border in Afghanistan destroyed more than 150 shops and caused heavy financial losses to traders, while Afghan Taliban authorities hastily blamed Pakistan for the incident — an allegation security sources have categorically rejected as baseless and misleading. According to local
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