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Basima, Balochistan's Washuk District, Security Forces, ISPR, Pakistan's War on Terror and India-Sponsored Terrorism in KP and Balochistan

Basima IBO foils Planned Attacks on Police Station and Banks, 14 Terrorists Eliminated

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Security forces launched a swift intelligence-based operation (IBO) in the Basima area of Washuk district, Balochistan, after credible reports confirmed the presence of terrorists linked to the Indian proxy network Fitna al-Hindustan, allegedly planning attacks on a nearby police station and banking facilities. Acting on the intelligence input, security units moved to intercept and neutralize […]

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Security Forces Launch Rapid Response after Quadcopter Attack on Gurguri Police Station and Gas Facility in Karak

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Security forces launched a swift response operation after a drone strike was reported on Gurguri Police Station and the Orbashy oil and gas plant in Karak district, moving immediately to assess damage and secure the area. Officials reached Gurguri Police Station soon after the alert and inspected the exact site where a drone-delivered explosive had

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Missing Person, Balochistan, Fitna al-Hindustan, The Banned Balochistan Liberation Army (BLA), Saghir Ahmed and BYC

Another ‘Missing Person’ Narrative Collapses as Terror Group Confirms Membership of Alleged Student

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The credibility of another so-called “missing person” claim has come under scrutiny after a terrorist organization reportedly acknowledged that an individual previously portrayed as a missing student was in fact associated with its ranks. According to information circulating from security and local sources, Saghir Ahmed, whose case had been promoted as that of an innocent

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Taliban, Kabul's Denial, The Banned Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP), Fitna al-Khwarij, Pakistan's War on Terror and India-Sponsored Terrorism in KP and Balochistan

Taliban Helicopter Access for FAK Commanders Raises Fresh Questions Over Kabul’s Denials

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For nearly five years, the Afghan Taliban have maintained that no group is allowed to use Afghan territory against neighboring countries. However, the continued presence of senior terrorist commanders of the banned Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) that has been officially declared as Fitna al-Khwarij by the government of Pakistan, the recovery of Afghan-based operational links after

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Links Between FAK, Indian Intelligence Network, and Banned Action Committee Surface in Viral Audio and Video Material

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Newly surfaced audio and video recordings have reportedly revealed  contacts between individuals associated with Fitna al Khawarij, purported operatives linked to Indian intelligence interests, and members of a banned action committee, raising fresh concerns about attempts to foment unrest and destabilization in the region. According to information circulating through security and media channels, an individual

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3,687 Attacks. 57% More Violence. 2.6 Million Children Locked Out, What the UN Latest Report Reveals About Taliban in Afghanistan.

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The United Nations Secretary-General‘s latest report on Afghanistan, covering the period through 30 April 2026, delivers a damning assessment of Taliban governance: a pattern of systematic human rights abuses, institutionalised gender apartheid, and deliberate economic mismanagement that has pushed millions of Afghans to the edge of survival. Human rights violations remain widespread and unabated. The

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Clashes in Herat as Taliban Fire on Their Own People During Protest Over Women’s Arrests

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Reports emerging from western Afghanistan indicate that Taliban security forces opened fire on protesters in Herat on Tuesday after large numbers of residents gathered to demonstrate against the detention of women and girls accused of violating dress code regulations. According to local sources and video footage obtained by media outlets, dozens of residents took to

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Khawarij’s Bid to Capture Federal Constabulary Post Foiled; 8 Eliminated in Swift Response

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Terrorists belonging to Khawarij launched a coordinated attack aimed at capturing a Federal Constabulary (FC) checkpost in Hassan Khel, Peshawar. The assault was decisively repelled through swift and effective response by security personnel, resulting in the elimination of eight attackers. According to security sources, the terrorists attempted to overrun the checkpost with the apparent objective

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Khawarij Launch Drone Attack on Gurguri Police Station and Gas Plant in Karak; Security Forces Foil Major Threat

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Khawarij terrorists carried out a quadcopter drone attack targeting Gurguri Police Station and the Gurguri Gas Plant in Karak district, in a renewed attempt to strike at law enforcement and critical energy infrastructure, security sources confirmed. According to initial reports, the Gurguri Police Station sustained partial structural damage as a result of the drone strike.

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Taliban, TTP and the New Regional Equation: What Is Really Happening Between Kabul and Islamabad?

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(Mushtaq Yusufzai)  For much of the past three years, relations between Pakistan and Afghanistan have been defined by mutual suspicion, escalating security concerns, and a growing sense that both countries were moving toward a dangerous confrontation. Every major terrorist attack inside Pakistan reignited accusations against Kabul, while every Pakistani military response deepened resentment across the

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