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Terrorists Blow Up Government Girls High School in Bajaur

Terrorists destroyed a Government Girls High School in Bajaur district after planting explosive material inside the school premises, police officials said. The incident occurred at the Government Girls High School located in Loi Kharki Hoishah within the jurisdiction of Wara Mamond Police Station. According to police, the explosives detonated inside the school, causing extensive damage

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Afghanistan’s Youngest Recruits: How a Six-Year-Old Was Traded for $1,000 and Turned Into a Human Bomb

Between 2001 and 2005, suicide attacks in Afghanistan were virtually non-existent  only five incidents were recorded across the entire four-year period following the initial international intervention. By 2006 alone, that figure had risen to 123 confirmed attacks. This near-2,400 percent increase in a single year is not the arc of spontaneous radicalisation or organic insurgency.

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Security Forces Conduct Successful Operation in Gara Budha, Tank; Wanted Khawarij Neutralized

Security forces conducted a precision-based intelligence-led operation in the Gara Budha area of Tank district, resulting in the elimination of a high-value wanted Khawarij identified as Khalil, according to security sources. Officials stated that the operation was launched on the basis of credible intelligence regarding the presence of the wanted individual, who was actively involved

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Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Security Shift and Afghanistan’s Fragile Peace: New Cycle of Fire or Breaking Point?

(Shamim Shahid) The evolving security landscape in the region straddling the Durand Line has once again come under intense scrutiny. Two parallel but interconnected developments demand serious reflection: the announcement by the police authorities in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa to establish a new cabinet-approved operational unit for counterterrorism purposes, and the continuing claims and counterclaims surrounding the

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National Resistance Front Claims Targeted Operation in Kabul, Reports Taliban Casualties and Vehicle Damage

The National Resistance Front (NRF) has claimed responsibility for a targeted operation conducted in Afghanistan’s capital, Kabul, alleging that three Taliban members were killed and another injured during the incident. According to a statement issued by the NRF, the operation took place near Silo Road in Kabul’s District 5 at approximately 7:00 PM local time.

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Turkish Media Sounds Alarm: BLA Terrorism No Longer Just Pakistan’s Challenge, Threatens Global Trade and Regional Connectivity

Terrorist activities carried out by the banned Balochistan Liberation Army (BLA) have evolved from a domestic security challenge into a growing threat to regional connectivity, international commerce, and critical infrastructure, according to a recent report published by Turkish media outlet TRT World. The report highlights the escalating security situation in Pakistan’s southwestern province of Balochistan,

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“We May Take Them Back”: Trump Revives Afghanistan Weapons Debate as Questions Grow Over Missing U.S. Arsenal

 U.S. President Donald Trump has indicated that the United States may seek to recover military equipment left behind in Afghanistan following the withdrawal of American forces during the Biden administration, reigniting debate over the long-term security implications of the 2021 exit. Speaking on the issue, Trump suggested that Washington could pursue the return of military

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The Islamabad Accord: U.S. and Iran Finalize 14-Point Agreement, Triggering Immediate Implementation

In a significant diplomatic breakthrough with far-reaching implications for regional stability and global security, the White House has confirmed that United States President Donald Trump has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Iran aimed at ending the ongoing conflict between the two nations. The agreement has reportedly entered into force following electronic signatures by

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Terrorist Attack on Badwan Bridge Police Check Post in Lower Dir: One Policeman Embraces Martyrdom

A cowardly terrorist attack was carried out on the Badwan Bridge Police Check Post in Lower Dir at approximately 2:28 AM, targeting law enforcement personnel performing their duty to safeguard the region. During the attack, Police Constable Muhammad Ismail displayed exemplary courage and commitment to his responsibilities and embraced martyrdom while defending the check post

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Pakistan Completes Preparations for Iran–US MoU Signing Ceremony in Switzerland

Pakistan has begun final diplomatic preparations for a reported memorandum of understanding (MoU) signing ceremony between Iran and the United States in Switzerland, with Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif and other senior officials expected to travel to Geneva on Thursday evening, diplomatic sources said. According to the sources, Foreign Office officials have already arrived in Switzerland

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